The Supreme Court on Monday takes up two cases that explore the question: Should juveniles convicted of nonlethal crimes be
sentenced to life in prison without parole?
The Supreme Court Wednesday heard arguments in a lawsuit brought by two Iowa men who spent 25 in prison after prosecutors
allegedly fabricated evidence against them. Justices seemed divided on the issue of how much immunity prosecutors should enjoy.
Eight federal judges argue that Congress violated the Constitution when it nixed scheduled judicial pay hikes. They want an
appeals court to overturn its own precedent or let the case move to the Supreme Court.
Two African-American men wrongly imprisoned for 25 years filed a lawsuit against prosecutors for fabricating evidence against
them. The Supreme Court hears the case Wednesday.
The Supreme Court refuses to hear a case on whether the federal statute of limitations applies to a 1964 Ku Klux Klan (KKK)
kidnap-murder. That leaves the issue unresolved for future civil-rights era cases.
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