Justices side with NYC over diplomats
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The Supreme Court on Thursday sided with New York City in its efforts to collect property taxes from the governments of India and Mongolia.
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MOST MEMBERS of the US Supreme Court expressed doubts Tuesday about laws that bar out-of-state wine producers from shipping directly to customers while allowing such sales for local wineries.
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An appellate court rejected arguments by defense lawyers for three detectives that their trial in the shooting of an unarmed man should be moved out of New York City because the jury pool had been "incurably poisoned" by publicity surrounding the case.
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The Supreme Court on Monday sidestepped a dispute over gay marriages, rejecting a challenge to the nation's only law sanctioning such unions.
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If it's possible for Supreme Court justices to uphold a law while holding their noses, that's what happened yesterday when the court delivered a unanimous victory for party bosses and "smoke-filled rooms" in New York.
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The Supreme Court unanimously upheld New York's unique system of choosing trial judges Wednesday, setting aside critics' concerns that political party bosses control the system.
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A majority of the Supreme Court's justices appeared to side against a daytime television judge Monday in a contract dispute.
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In developments Monday at the Supreme Court, the court:
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On Dec. 7, wine became an issue in the halls of the US Supreme Court. Oral arguments were heard in two cases that challenge bans on interstate, direct-to-consumer wine shipments in Michigan and New York, meaning
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas said Thursday he would prefer not to face another election-related lawsuit, but defended the high court's decision to get involved in the contentious dispute over the 2000 presidential vote in Florida.
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A judge on Wednesday declined to order  city officials to give an anti-war group permission to rally in  Central Park on the eve of the Republican convention, leaving  uncertain where thousands of protesters will go after a march  past the venue.
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NU Online News Service, Dec. 7, 10:00 am ESTâA Manhattan federal jury, after eleven days of deliberations, has ruled in favor of World Trade Center leaseholder Larry Silverstein, deciding that
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The United States attorney in Manhattan said yesterday that he would not prosecute five former trading specialists at the New York Stock Exchange who faced criminal charges for making illegal trades, leaving just one case outstanding from the 15 men originally charged.
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A judge on Wednesday declined to order city officials to give an anti-war group permission to rally in Central Park on the eve of the Republican convention, leaving uncertain where thousands of protesters will go after a march past
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A court ruling in New York may cause office tenants to think twice about overstaying their leases, or âholding overâ in their spaces.
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The decision, by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in New York, was a sharp rebuke for the F.C.C. and for the Bush administration.
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High court reviews SFO decision to drop investigation into allegations of bribery