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After Stevens, Who Will Lead Court Liberals?

WASHINGTON (April 5) -- Who will be the next liberal leader of the U.S. Supreme Court? As Justice John Paul Stevens strongly hinted in interviews this week that he would step down soon after more than 34 years on the high court, the question is more than merely rhetorical. Stevens turns 90 on April 20. While he could go...

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Justice Stephen Breyer Has Georgetown Home Burglarized

People apparently like to steal things from Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer.

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Supreme Court Rejects 2 Medical Test Patents; Decision Could Impact Personalized Drug Profitability

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected two patents on a method for monitoring a patient's blood to determine the best dosage for a drug, a decision that may affect the profitability of personalized medicine.

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05/23/12 In Virginia high school, will Ten Commandments stay or... Source: Chillicothe Gazette - Chillicothe OH The two-year battle over posting the Ten Commandments on a high school wall in Giles County, Va., has been polarizing, angry and downright nasty.
05/23/12 Charles C. Haynes: In Virginia school, will Ten... Source: Baxter Bulletin - Mountain Home AR Both were 5-4 decisions, with four justices voting to invalidate both displays and four voting to uphold both.
05/22/12 Charles C. Haynes: Will the Ten Commandments stay or... Source: Burlington Free Press - Burlington VT Both were 5-4 decisions, with four justices voting to invalidate both displays and four voting to uphold both.
05/21/12 Inside the first amendment: Will 10 Commandments stay... Source: Traverse City Record-Eagle - Traverse City MI The two-year battle over posting the Ten Commandments on a high school wall in Giles County, Va., has been polarizing, angry and downright nasty.
05/20/12 Charles C. Haynes: In Va. high school, will Ten... Source: Summit Daily News - Frisco CO The two-year battle over posting the Ten Commandments on a high school wall in Giles County, Va., has been polarizing, angry and downright nasty.