- Supreme Court Limits Factors Courts May Consider When Revoking Supervised Release
CONTENT TO COME… This article by Matthew Vadum appeared June 21, 2025, in The Epoch Times. Continue reading Supreme Court Limits Factors Courts May Consider When Revoking Supervised Release[...]
- Supreme Court allows energy producers to sue California over emissions rules
The Supreme Court on June 20 sided 7–2 with fuel producers challenging California’s tough vehicle emissions standards. The new ruling revives the producers’ lawsuit against the standards. On June 12, President Donald Trump said that he had signed into law a congressional measure that blocks “California’s attempt to impose a nationwide electric vehicle mandate and to [...]
- Supreme Court rules for vaping industry in dispute over where product denials may be challenged
The U.S. Supreme Court on June 20 ruled 7–2 that retailers wanting to sell a new tobacco product may seek judicial review when the Food and Drug Administration denies approval of the product. The global vaping market was valued at $28 billion in 2023. Vaping advocates say the devices, which simulate cigarette smoking, assist smokers in quitting smoking cigarettes. Critics [...]
- Supreme Court rules against disabled firefighter in discrimination suit
The Supreme Court on June 20 ruled against a retired Florida firefighter with Parkinson’s disease who wants to sue her former employer for discrimination over post-employment benefits. The new ruling means the petitioner, Karyn Stanley, will not be able to proceed with her stalled lawsuit against Sanford, Florida. The opinion in Stanley v. City of Sanford was written by [...]
