As artificial intelligence infiltrates American courtrooms, judges are drawing battle lines — some banning it outright, others racing to build guardrails before the technology outpaces the law.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away an appeal from Massachusetts parents who argued that a public school district violated their constitutional rights by supporting their child's gender identity without notifying them.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday vacated an appeals court decision that had upheld Steve Bannon’s conviction for defying a congressional subpoena, paving the way for the Justice Department to drop the case.
Five federal judges from across the country — appointed under both Democratic and Republican administrations — publicly denounced a wave of threats targeting members of the judiciary, describing death wishes, messages attacking their identity, and unsolicited pizza deliveries sent to their private homes as a warning that bad actors know where they live.
A divided Supreme Court put California’s school policies protecting transgender students’ gender identity from parents on hold, handing Christian families and teachers a significant win in a fight over parental rights and religious freedom.
In a procedural dismissal, the Utah Supreme Court has declined to hear the Legislature's appeal against a lower court's decision, leaving the court-imposed congressional map in effect for the next election cycle.
