The nation’s top court dramatically clawed back power from federal regulators in a tectonic ruling Friday that KO’d decades of precedent and could affect everything from the environment to AI ...

It’s a legal rationale for overturning past precedent. In other words, while the 1954 Court felt Plessy was egregiously wrong, its egregious wrongess was not in itself enough for the Justices to ...

The doctrine made its way into the U.S. legal system "Back in the in the 19th century, it was used as a precedent which gave people a sense of title to land that had not been owned with an ...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to grant a number of IP petitions, including one in which a divided panel of the ...

Several appellate courts ignored US Supreme Court precedent privileging the NLRB’s takes on federal labor law in their ...

The court had already begun to move away from applying the Chevron doctrine in cases involving certain important executive branch actions. In cases like West Virginia v. EPA in 2022 and Biden v.

If, instead, adherence to precedent offers not justice but unfairness * * * it loses its right to survive, and no principle constrains us to follow it.” See Bing v. Thunig, 2 N.Y.2d 656, 667 (1957).

Amid the bombing of Iran, the region finds itself navigating a contested, multipolar nuclear order fraught with instability.

The first thing to note is that from 1810—the first time the court overturned a precedent—to 2022, the Supreme Court has overturned precedent 235 times. But from 1810 to 1940, the court ...

Condition precedent: a specific condition in a contract that must be satisfied before a contract, or specific obligations within a contract, need to be performed. Norwegian Saleform 2012: a standard ...