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Trump’s Tariff Refunds: The One Major Reason You Won’t Benefit

Earlier this year, the United States Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s controversial tariff policy. After this Supreme Court ruling, the government was then ordered to pay back billions in tariff refunds to the various businesses that had paid extra for tariffed imports.

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Three ways Canada can navigate an increasingly erratic and belligerent United States

The United States Supreme Court recently struck down President Donald Trump’s sweeping global tariffs imposed under the country’s International Emergency Economic Powers Act. The court stated that the law, intended for national emergencies, does not grant the government the authority to impose tariffs.

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U.S. Supreme Court shoots down President Trump’s tariffs — Consumer Technology Association hails 'victory for all Americans,' calls for swift refunds to retailers (update)

The Supreme Court told the Trump administration that the term "regulate" in the IEEPA does not give White House authority to impose tariffs on imports.

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Supreme Court Takes on Trump Tariffs: Three Things to Know Now

The outcome of this legal battle about tariffs will hit your wallet in one way or another.

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New in Civitas Outlook: "The Failed Lower Court Revolt"

Civitas Outlook has published my new essay, titled The Failed Lower Court Revolt. Here is the introduction: Shortly before President… The post New in Civitas Outlook: "The Failed Lower Court Revolt" appeared first on Reason.com.

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Trump says he doesn’t understand why his supporters are interested in ‘boring’ Epstein case – as it happened

President calls case of late sex offender’s crimes ‘sordid, but boring’ and suggests some of what’s in files could be false

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Names You Might Not Want to Call a Judge in Court

Django Unchained: An enjoyable movie, but not always the best source of references in the courtroom.

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SCOTUS allowed Trump’s mile high bribe

As they say, a fish rots from the head (of the judicial branch)

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Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks Trump From Deporting Venezuelans Under 18th Century Wartime Act

The United States Supreme Court has ordered the Trump administration to temporarily stop deporting Venezuelan nationals who are alleged gang members, using an 18th-century wartime law as a legal basis for the order.

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Tennessee Supreme Court Rules State Can Revoke Personalized '69' License Plate Because It's Government Speech

Most courts have ruled that vanity license plates are private speech and protected from viewpoint discrimination under the First Amendment.

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Snowmobiler Asks the Supreme Court to Throw Out Sentence for Doing Something Stupid

There's an old saying, "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes." It's something that everyone should really live by and means if you know something is stupid, illegal, or wrong and you do it anyway, you shouldn't be surprised when it comes back to bite you in the ass. Nor should…

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Justice delayed for Trump is political

The federal trial of Donald Trump on January 6-related charges must proceed without further delay

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Minnesota Court of Appeals Reverses Prior Restraint on TV Station's Publication of Court Document

From In re TEGNA v. Sandoval, decided yesterday by the Minnesota Court of Appeals (Chief Judge Susan Segal, joined by Judges Bratvold and Larson); seems right to me: KARE 11 obtained a copy of [a] sentencing memorandum [in Sandoval's criminal case] from Minnesota Court Records Online (MCRO). The district court…

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Decrepitude on the Bench

Decrepitude is not only a problem in the oval office.

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‘Above the law’ in some cases: Supreme Court gives Trump − and future presidents − a special exception that will delay his prosecution

The United States Supreme Court has handed former president Donald Trump what may be the most favorable legal decision he could have reasonably hoped for in his fight against federal prosecution for his attempts to reverse the 2020 election outcome.

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Trump trial delays bring focus to SCOTUS

The Supreme Court is preparing to make Donald Trump a de facto dictator

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France set to make history by enshrining abortion rights in constitution

French lawmakers head to Versailles Palace Monday for a special parliamentary congress – the final step in an historic process to guarantee the right for women to access abortion. The issue has been at the centre of a long political and legal tug-of-war, and comes two years after the United…

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Supreme Court leans towards Trump in 2024 ballot eligibility

The United States Supreme Court hears arguments on whether former President Trump should be eligible for the 2024 ballot, with potential ramifications for ...

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SCOTUS hears oral argument in challenge to Chevron deference

The Checks and Balances Letter delivers news and information from Ballotpedia’s Administrative State Project, including pivotal actions at the federal and state levels related to the separation of powers, due process, and the rule of law.

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SCOTUS hears oral argument in challenge to Chevron deference

The United States Supreme Court on January 17, 2024, heard oral argument in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and Relentless, Inc. v. Department of Commerce—two consolidated cases challenging an agency’s interpretation of a federal fishery law that could affect future applications of Chevron deference by the federal courts.

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Trump not off Oregon ballot just yet

In a brief order published Friday, the chief justice said the U.S. Supreme Court may still hear from challengers

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Trump will remain on Oregon presidential primary ballot, for now

Oregon Supreme Court declined to take up a challenge to the former president’s eligibility in the state under Section Three of the 14th Amendment

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Colorado Secretary of State challenges Trump's loyalty claims to Supreme Court

Join Colorado's Secretary of State, Jenna Griswold, as she discusses the ongoing legal battles surrounding Trump's eligibility and the role of the American...

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Supreme Court to decide on disqualifying Trump from 2024 ballot

Discover the latest updates on the legal battle surrounding Donald Trump's eligibility for the 2024 elections. Will the Supreme Court step in? Find out here!

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Legal expert predicts Supreme Court to decide on Trump's eligibility

Unraveling the complexities of the 14th Amendment with legal expert Nick Ackerman as he sheds light on the insurrectionist ban and its implications for Tru...

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