Baze v. Rees
The Court examined whether the three-drug execution protocol violated the Eighth Amendment's prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment.
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The Court examined whether the three-drug execution protocol violated the Eighth Amendment's prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment.
California's policies preventing public schools from disclosing a student's gender transition to parents without the student's consent likel…
Trial courts must hear property claims filed by the Alabama-West Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church and may use regular prope…
Parents do not have an absolute constitutional right to access school property or remove children during school hours for religious observan…
Massachusetts does not violate the Constitution by requiring private school students to travel to public sites for disability services, as t…
A 70-year-old Supreme Court precedent that may already require Quebec to lack the power to pass Bill 21 on jurisdictional grounds.
Court of Appeal decision preceding the Supreme Court challenge to Quebec's Bill 21.
The Supreme Court of Canada will decide whether Quebec can permanently ban religious symbols from public employment and whether it can do so…
The Supreme Court agreed to consider whether a city that permits a Ten Commandments monument in a public park must also allow other religiou…
A jury awarded an employee $6.5 million in damages for reverse religious discrimination when the employer failed to promote her because she…