Court rules for former Chicago alderman on “false statement” charges
The Supreme Court on Friday threw out a ruling by a federal appeals court in Chicago that upheld the conviction of Patrick Daley Thompson, who served four months in a federal prison for making false statements to bank regulators about loans that he took out but did not repay.
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In ‘Listening to the Law,’ Justice Barrett illuminates her role and daily life as a justice, touching on everything from her ...
The justices declined to hear a GOP effort to challenge Democratic states for using their own courts to sue fossil fuel companies.
"[A] statement that is misleading but true is by definition not a 'false statement,'" Chief Justice Roberts Jr. wrote in a ...
Donald Trump urged the Supreme Court on Thursday to curtail the ability of federal judges to issue injunctions blocking his ...
The Trump administration is currently contending with several significant legal injunctions that challenge its policy ...
Despite the White House’s repeated attacks on federal Judge James Boasberg, the Trump administration remains confident it ...
A proposed state constitutional amendment would require Kansas Supreme Court justices to be elected rather than appointed by ...
The prevailing parent's attorney said the ruling will give guidance and hopefully reduce litigation for disputes involving ...
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