U.S. Supreme Court

As the U.S. Supreme Court approaches the end of its summer term, some long-awaited cases remain undecided: most notable are those on the future of the…

Second of two parts.Even though a St. Louis County grand jury decided not to indict police officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown,…

The U.S. Supreme Court started its new term Monday morning by announcing it would not hear petitions related to bans on gay marriage in Indiana, Oklahoma,…

"St. Louis on the Air" will host local legal leaders Monday for the Legal Roundtable, and you're invited to join us for the live broadcast.The Legal…

The Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision may not be as big a threat to contraceptive coverage for women as it first appeared.After a few weeks of legal…

Two proposed amendments to Missouri's Constitution will appear on August's ballot, and they are raising questions among law enforcement officials,…

Update: U.S. district court grants St. Louis Archdiocese an injunction from enforcement of the mandate to provide contraceptive coverage, even with the…

In a case from Illinois that may not reach outside that state, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Pamela Harris, whose child’s disabilities required that…

The era of unanimity on the U.S. Supreme Court lasted about four days.When the U.S. Supreme Court issued three important decisions last week with…

Governments cannot ban anti-abortion "sidewalk counselors" from a 35-foot buffer zone that includes the sidewalk in front of an abortion clinic unless the…