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Jun 23
- Justices adopt digital-age privacy rules to track cellphones
  The Supreme Court says police generally need a search warrant if they want to track criminal suspects' movements by collecting information about where they've used their cellphones
  
  Jun 23
Jun 22
- Supreme Court rules that police generally need a warrant to access cell phone data
  The Supreme Court ruled that police need a search warrant to review cell phone records that include data like a user's location.
  
  Jun 22
Jun 22
- Supreme Court rules that police generally need a warrant to access cell phone data
  The Supreme Court ruled that police need a search warrant to review cell phone records that include data like a user's location.
  
  Jun 22
Jun 22
- Supreme Court upholds Virginia man's gun conviction
  The Supreme Court is upholding a Virginia man's conviction on a gun charge
  
  Jun 22
Jun 22
- Supreme Court rules states can collect sales tax on online transactions
  Plus, Amazon Prime Day may have inadvertently been revealed
  
  Jun 22
Jun 22
- Online shopping could soon become more expensive after Supreme Court ruling
  The ruling allows states to force retailers without physical storefronts in the state to collect sales tax, which could mean higher prices at checkout online.
  
  Jun 22
Jun 22
- Supreme Court says states can collect online sales tax, consumers likely to pay more
  In a case that could likely mean consumers paying more nationwide, the Supreme Court Thursday opened the door for states to collect sales taxes from online retailers.
  
  Jun 22
Jun 21
- High Court: Online shoppers can be forced to pay sales tax
  The Supreme Court says states can force online shoppers to pay sales tax
  
  Jun 21
Jun 21
- Supreme Court cases to watch as term nears end
  Summer is a busy time for the Supreme Court, here are big decisions to watch.
  
  Jun 21
Jun 20
- Behind the scenes with the directors of the hit new Ruth Bader Ginsburg doc 'RBG'
  The successful film about the Supreme Court justice is directed by Julie Cohen and former "Nightline" producer Betsy West.
  
  Jun 20
Jun 19
- Anthony Kennedy joins Supreme Court in 1988
  Kennedy was sworn in as the newest member of the high court, replacing retired Justice Lewis Powell.
  
  Jun 19
Jun 18
- Supreme Court puts off weighing in on partisan gerrymandering
  The Supreme Court on Monday put off weighing in on whether gerrymandering is unconstitutional - allowing, for now, maps in Wisconsin and Maryland to stand.
  
  Jun 18
Jun 18
- Supreme Court puts off weighing in on partisan gerrymandering
  The cases deal with, gerrymandering, the method of drawing maps that some argue is politically motivated to give one party an advantage in elections.
  
  Jun 18
Jun 13
- Sessions hails Supreme Court ruling in favor of baker who refused to bake cake for gay couple
  Attorney General Jeff Sessions hails the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of a baker who refused to bake a cake for a gay couple because it violated his religious beliefs.
  
  Jun 13
Jun 11
- Supreme Court allows Ohio, other state voter purges
  The Supreme Court has ruled that states can target people who haven't cast ballots in a while in efforts to purge their voting rolls
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Supreme Court sides with Ohio, green-lighting state’s controversial purge of inactive voters from rolls
  The plaintiffs had argued that there is a right not to vote as well.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- Supreme Court strikes down federal anti-sports gambling law
  Many states are taking quick steps to get in on a multibillion dollar gambling industry in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 11
- After SCOTUS win, Christie says sports betting in NJ could begin within weeks
  Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie spent more than seven years fighting for legalized sports betting in his state.
  
  Jun 11
Jun 6
- Baker who won Supreme Court case maintains he said no to cake, not couple
  The Supreme Court ruling was announced Monday.
  
  Jun 6
Jun 5
- Supreme Court says baker OK to refuse gay wedding cake
  Reaction to the court's ruling was mixed, with some protesting the decision and others cheering it as a victory for religious liberty.
  
  Jun 5
Jun 5
- Justices side with Colorado baker on same-sex wedding cake
  The Supreme Court has ruled for a Colorado baker who wouldn't make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple in a limited decision
  
  Jun 5
Jun 4
- Supreme Court sides with Colorado baker on same-sex wedding cake
  The justices voted 7-2 that the commission violated Phillips' rights under the First Amendment.
  
  Jun 4
Jun 4
- Gay couple in SCOTUS decision describe moment baker refused to make wedding cake
  Charlie Craig and Dave Mullins claim baker Jack Phillips discriminated against them based on their sexual orientation: “This case is not about religion… you cannot practice your faith in a way that excludes others.”
  
  Jun 4
Jun 4
- Baker who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple: 'It's not just a cake'
  The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Colorado cake designer Jack Phillips, who claimed baking a cake for the couple violated his religious beliefs.
  
  Jun 4
Jun 4
- Supreme Court rules in favor of baker in same-sex wedding cake case
  Trump preps for the North Korea summit in Washington as volcanoes continue to erupt in Hawaii
  
  Jun 4
Jun 4
- Supreme Court sides with baker who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple
  In the opinion issued, the court disagreed with a Colorado court's previous ruling that the gay couple, Charlie Craig and Dave Mullins, had been discriminated against based on sexual orientation.
  
  Jun 4
Jun 4
- Supreme Court sides with baker who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple
  The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a Colorado baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple because it violated his religious beliefs.
  
  Jun 4
May 21
- Supreme Court rules employers can block class action lawsuits in win for businesses
  The Supreme Court ruled that businesses can force employees to solve disputes through arbitration, blocking potential class-action lawsuits in a victory for businesses.
  
  May 21
May 15
- Casinos: Las Vegas won't hurt from sports betting decision
  Casino operators in Las Vegas do not expect the U.S. Supreme Court's decision breaking a longtime ban on sports betting to hurt their business in Sin City
  
  May 15
May 15
- After SCOTUS win, Christie says sports betting in NJ could begin within weeks
  Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie anticipates sports betting will begin in the state in just a few weeks.
  
  May 15
May 14
- Lay your money down: Court says states can OK sports betting
  The Supreme Court has struck down a federal law that bars gambling on football, basketball, baseball and other sports in most states, giving states the go-ahead to legalize the betting
  
  May 14
May 14
- Supreme Court strikes down federal law banning states from allowing sports betting
  The Supreme Court struck down a federal statute that prevented New Jersey from legalizing sports betting, in a decision released Monday.
  
  May 14
May 2
- Justice Sotomayor 'resting well' after undergoing surgery for shoulder injury
  Sotomayor needed surgery after falling and injuring her left shoulder.
  
  May 2
Apr 24
- US Supreme Court hears Texas gerrymandering case
  The Supreme Court case involves Texas' congressional maps.
  
  Apr 24
Apr 17
- Supreme Court takes up battle between states, web retailers over sales tax
  States want web retailers with no physical presence in the state to impose sales taxes; merchants, meanwhile, point to a Supreme Court case that prohibits such a tax.
  
  Apr 17
Apr 17
- Supreme Court takes up battle between states, web retailers over sales tax
  Retail websites could soon be ordered to collect sales taxes on all merchandise sold.
  
  Apr 17
Mar 28
- What's at stake in gerrymandering case in front of the Supreme Court?
  The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in Benisek v. Lamone, a case that could have major ramifications for how congressional districts are agreed to and drawn
  
  Mar 28
Feb 28
- Opponents in high court wedding cake case differ over terms
  Supporters of Masterpiece Cakeshop baker Jack Phillips see it as a case about religious freedom or religious liberty.
  
  Feb 28
Feb 26
- Fate of public unions may rest with Supreme Court
  Unions say the case could potentially impact millions of government workers.
  
  Feb 26
Feb 14
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg: In a minute
  Ginsburg won landmark cases against gender discrimination before she became a Supreme Court justice.
  
  Feb 14
Jan 8
- A juror called this death row inmate the n-word. Now the Supreme Court is sending his case back to the lower courts.
  Keith Tharpe was convicted of murder in 1991, but avoided execution in Sept.
  
  Jan 8
Dec 4
- Supreme Court mulling scrapping law prohibiting sports betting
  The high court will decide whether states can legalize sports betting.
  
  Dec 4
Nov 29
- What’s at stake in Supreme Court warrantless cellphone searches case
  The case could affect how law enforcement deals with digital privacy
  
  Nov 29
Nov 13
- Supreme Court will hear challenge to California pregnancy center law
  The petitioners say the California law violates their free-speech rights
  
  Nov 13
Oct 2
- Supreme Court in new term to weigh political gerrymandering, other high-stakes cases
  The pivotal role of Justice Kennedy will be on full display in new term.
  
  Oct 2
Jun 30
- Baker in Supreme Court wedding cake case says 'I don't judge'
  "I just don't make cakes for every event," he explained.
  
  Jun 30
Jun 30
- Supreme Court partially upholds Trump's travel ban
  The court granted the Trump administration's request for a stay in part and agreed to review two lower court's rulings on the travel ban when it reconvenes in the fall.
  
  Jun 30
Jun 28
- What happens if another Supreme Court justice retires?
  ABC News talks to law professor Kate Shaw about what would happen.
  
  Jun 28
Jun 26
- Supreme Court allows parts of Trump travel ban to take effect
  The court will hear arguments about the case in October.
  
  Jun 26
Jun 26
- Supreme Court allows parts of Trump travel ban to take effect
  ABC News' Emily Rau and Kate Shaw discuss the Supreme Court's decision to allow part of Trump's travel ban to take effect.
  
  Jun 26

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Justices adopt digital-age privacy rules to track cellphones The Supreme Court says police generally need a search warrant if they want to track criminal suspects' movements by collecting information about where they've used their cellphones Jun 23

Supreme Court rules that police generally need a warrant to access cell phone data The Supreme Court ruled that police need a search warrant to review cell phone records that include data like a user's location. Jun 22

Supreme Court rules that police generally need a warrant to access cell phone data The Supreme Court ruled that police need a search warrant to review cell phone records that include data like a user's location. Jun 22

Supreme Court upholds Virginia man's gun conviction The Supreme Court is upholding a Virginia man's conviction on a gun charge Jun 22

Supreme Court rules states can collect sales tax on online transactions Plus, Amazon Prime Day may have inadvertently been revealed Jun 22

Online shopping could soon become more expensive after Supreme Court ruling The ruling allows states to force retailers without physical storefronts in the state to collect sales tax, which could mean higher prices at checkout online. Jun 22

Supreme Court says states can collect online sales tax, consumers likely to pay more In a case that could likely mean consumers paying more nationwide, the Supreme Court Thursday opened the door for states to collect sales taxes from online retailers. Jun 22

High Court: Online shoppers can be forced to pay sales tax The Supreme Court says states can force online shoppers to pay sales tax Jun 21

Supreme Court cases to watch as term nears end Summer is a busy time for the Supreme Court, here are big decisions to watch. Jun 21

Behind the scenes with the directors of the hit new Ruth Bader Ginsburg doc 'RBG' The successful film about the Supreme Court justice is directed by Julie Cohen and former "Nightline" producer Betsy West. Jun 20

Anthony Kennedy joins Supreme Court in 1988 Kennedy was sworn in as the newest member of the high court, replacing retired Justice Lewis Powell. Jun 19

Supreme Court puts off weighing in on partisan gerrymandering The Supreme Court on Monday put off weighing in on whether gerrymandering is unconstitutional - allowing, for now, maps in Wisconsin and Maryland to stand. Jun 18

Supreme Court puts off weighing in on partisan gerrymandering The cases deal with, gerrymandering, the method of drawing maps that some argue is politically motivated to give one party an advantage in elections. Jun 18

Sessions hails Supreme Court ruling in favor of baker who refused to bake cake for gay couple Attorney General Jeff Sessions hails the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of a baker who refused to bake a cake for a gay couple because it violated his religious beliefs. Jun 13

Supreme Court allows Ohio, other state voter purges The Supreme Court has ruled that states can target people who haven't cast ballots in a while in efforts to purge their voting rolls Jun 11

Supreme Court sides with Ohio, green-lighting state’s controversial purge of inactive voters from rolls The plaintiffs had argued that there is a right not to vote as well. Jun 11

Supreme Court strikes down federal anti-sports gambling law Many states are taking quick steps to get in on a multibillion dollar gambling industry in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision. Jun 11

After SCOTUS win, Christie says sports betting in NJ could begin within weeks Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie spent more than seven years fighting for legalized sports betting in his state. Jun 11

Baker who won Supreme Court case maintains he said no to cake, not couple The Supreme Court ruling was announced Monday. Jun 6

Supreme Court says baker OK to refuse gay wedding cake Reaction to the court's ruling was mixed, with some protesting the decision and others cheering it as a victory for religious liberty. Jun 5

Justices side with Colorado baker on same-sex wedding cake The Supreme Court has ruled for a Colorado baker who wouldn't make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple in a limited decision Jun 5

Supreme Court sides with Colorado baker on same-sex wedding cake The justices voted 7-2 that the commission violated Phillips' rights under the First Amendment. Jun 4

Baker who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple: 'It's not just a cake' The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Colorado cake designer Jack Phillips, who claimed baking a cake for the couple violated his religious beliefs. Jun 4

Supreme Court rules in favor of baker in same-sex wedding cake case Trump preps for the North Korea summit in Washington as volcanoes continue to erupt in Hawaii Jun 4

Supreme Court sides with baker who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple In the opinion issued, the court disagreed with a Colorado court's previous ruling that the gay couple, Charlie Craig and Dave Mullins, had been discriminated against based on sexual orientation. Jun 4

Supreme Court sides with baker who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a Colorado baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple because it violated his religious beliefs. Jun 4

Supreme Court rules employers can block class action lawsuits in win for businesses The Supreme Court ruled that businesses can force employees to solve disputes through arbitration, blocking potential class-action lawsuits in a victory for businesses. May 21

Casinos: Las Vegas won't hurt from sports betting decision Casino operators in Las Vegas do not expect the U.S. Supreme Court's decision breaking a longtime ban on sports betting to hurt their business in Sin City May 15

After SCOTUS win, Christie says sports betting in NJ could begin within weeks Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie anticipates sports betting will begin in the state in just a few weeks. May 15

Lay your money down: Court says states can OK sports betting The Supreme Court has struck down a federal law that bars gambling on football, basketball, baseball and other sports in most states, giving states the go-ahead to legalize the betting May 14

Supreme Court strikes down federal law banning states from allowing sports betting The Supreme Court struck down a federal statute that prevented New Jersey from legalizing sports betting, in a decision released Monday. May 14

Justice Sotomayor 'resting well' after undergoing surgery for shoulder injury Sotomayor needed surgery after falling and injuring her left shoulder. May 2

US Supreme Court hears Texas gerrymandering case The Supreme Court case involves Texas' congressional maps. Apr 24

Supreme Court takes up battle between states, web retailers over sales tax States want web retailers with no physical presence in the state to impose sales taxes; merchants, meanwhile, point to a Supreme Court case that prohibits such a tax. Apr 17

Supreme Court takes up battle between states, web retailers over sales tax Retail websites could soon be ordered to collect sales taxes on all merchandise sold. Apr 17

What's at stake in gerrymandering case in front of the Supreme Court? The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in Benisek v. Lamone, a case that could have major ramifications for how congressional districts are agreed to and drawn Mar 28

Opponents in high court wedding cake case differ over terms Supporters of Masterpiece Cakeshop baker Jack Phillips see it as a case about religious freedom or religious liberty. Feb 28

Fate of public unions may rest with Supreme Court Unions say the case could potentially impact millions of government workers. Feb 26

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: In a minute Ginsburg won landmark cases against gender discrimination before she became a Supreme Court justice. Feb 14

A juror called this death row inmate the n-word. Now the Supreme Court is sending his case back to the lower courts. Keith Tharpe was convicted of murder in 1991, but avoided execution in Sept. Jan 8

Supreme Court mulling scrapping law prohibiting sports betting The high court will decide whether states can legalize sports betting. Dec 4

What’s at stake in Supreme Court warrantless cellphone searches case The case could affect how law enforcement deals with digital privacy Nov 29

Supreme Court will hear challenge to California pregnancy center law The petitioners say the California law violates their free-speech rights Nov 13

Supreme Court in new term to weigh political gerrymandering, other high-stakes cases The pivotal role of Justice Kennedy will be on full display in new term. Oct 2

Baker in Supreme Court wedding cake case says 'I don't judge' "I just don't make cakes for every event," he explained. Jun 30

Supreme Court partially upholds Trump's travel ban The court granted the Trump administration's request for a stay in part and agreed to review two lower court's rulings on the travel ban when it reconvenes in the fall. Jun 30

What happens if another Supreme Court justice retires? ABC News talks to law professor Kate Shaw about what would happen. Jun 28

Supreme Court allows parts of Trump travel ban to take effect The court will hear arguments about the case in October. Jun 26

Supreme Court allows parts of Trump travel ban to take effect ABC News' Emily Rau and Kate Shaw discuss the Supreme Court's decision to allow part of Trump's travel ban to take effect. Jun 26

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Follow the latest Supreme Court news, videos, and analysis from ABC News.

Justices adopt digital-age privacy rules to track cellphones
The Supreme Court says police generally need a search warrant if they want to track criminal suspects' movements by collecting information about where they've used their cellphones

Jun 23

Supreme Court rules that police generally need a warrant to access cell phone data
The Supreme Court ruled that police need a search warrant to review cell phone records that include data like a user's location.

Jun 22

Supreme Court rules that police generally need a warrant to access cell phone data
The Supreme Court ruled that police need a search warrant to review cell phone records that include data like a user's location.

Jun 22

Supreme Court upholds Virginia man's gun conviction
The Supreme Court is upholding a Virginia man's conviction on a gun charge

Jun 22

Supreme Court rules states can collect sales tax on online transactions
Plus, Amazon Prime Day may have inadvertently been revealed

Jun 22

Online shopping could soon become more expensive after Supreme Court ruling
The ruling allows states to force retailers without physical storefronts in the state to collect sales tax, which could mean higher prices at checkout online.

Jun 22

Supreme Court says states can collect online sales tax, consumers likely to pay more
In a case that could likely mean consumers paying more nationwide, the Supreme Court Thursday opened the door for states to collect sales taxes from online retailers.

Jun 22

High Court: Online shoppers can be forced to pay sales tax
The Supreme Court says states can force online shoppers to pay sales tax

Jun 21

Supreme Court cases to watch as term nears end
Summer is a busy time for the Supreme Court, here are big decisions to watch.

Jun 21

Behind the scenes with the directors of the hit new Ruth Bader Ginsburg doc 'RBG'
The successful film about the Supreme Court justice is directed by Julie Cohen and former "Nightline" producer Betsy West.

Jun 20

Anthony Kennedy joins Supreme Court in 1988
Kennedy was sworn in as the newest member of the high court, replacing retired Justice Lewis Powell.

Jun 19

Supreme Court puts off weighing in on partisan gerrymandering
The Supreme Court on Monday put off weighing in on whether gerrymandering is unconstitutional - allowing, for now, maps in Wisconsin and Maryland to stand.

Jun 18

Supreme Court puts off weighing in on partisan gerrymandering
The cases deal with, gerrymandering, the method of drawing maps that some argue is politically motivated to give one party an advantage in elections.

Jun 18

Sessions hails Supreme Court ruling in favor of baker who refused to bake cake for gay couple
Attorney General Jeff Sessions hails the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of a baker who refused to bake a cake for a gay couple because it violated his religious beliefs.

Jun 13

Supreme Court allows Ohio, other state voter purges
The Supreme Court has ruled that states can target people who haven't cast ballots in a while in efforts to purge their voting rolls

Jun 11

Supreme Court sides with Ohio, green-lighting state’s controversial purge of inactive voters from rolls
The plaintiffs had argued that there is a right not to vote as well.

Jun 11

Supreme Court strikes down federal anti-sports gambling law
Many states are taking quick steps to get in on a multibillion dollar gambling industry in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision.

Jun 11

After SCOTUS win, Christie says sports betting in NJ could begin within weeks
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie spent more than seven years fighting for legalized sports betting in his state.

Jun 11

Baker who won Supreme Court case maintains he said no to cake, not couple
The Supreme Court ruling was announced Monday.

Jun 6

Supreme Court says baker OK to refuse gay wedding cake
Reaction to the court's ruling was mixed, with some protesting the decision and others cheering it as a victory for religious liberty.

Jun 5

Justices side with Colorado baker on same-sex wedding cake
The Supreme Court has ruled for a Colorado baker who wouldn't make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple in a limited decision

Jun 5

Supreme Court sides with Colorado baker on same-sex wedding cake
The justices voted 7-2 that the commission violated Phillips' rights under the First Amendment.

Jun 4

Baker who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple: 'It's not just a cake'
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Colorado cake designer Jack Phillips, who claimed baking a cake for the couple violated his religious beliefs.

Jun 4

Supreme Court rules in favor of baker in same-sex wedding cake case
Trump preps for the North Korea summit in Washington as volcanoes continue to erupt in Hawaii

Jun 4

Supreme Court sides with baker who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple
In the opinion issued, the court disagreed with a Colorado court's previous ruling that the gay couple, Charlie Craig and Dave Mullins, had been discriminated against based on sexual orientation.

Jun 4

Supreme Court sides with baker who refused to make wedding cake for gay couple
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a Colorado baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple because it violated his religious beliefs.

Jun 4

Supreme Court rules employers can block class action lawsuits in win for businesses
The Supreme Court ruled that businesses can force employees to solve disputes through arbitration, blocking potential class-action lawsuits in a victory for businesses.

May 21

Casinos: Las Vegas won't hurt from sports betting decision
Casino operators in Las Vegas do not expect the U.S. Supreme Court's decision breaking a longtime ban on sports betting to hurt their business in Sin City

May 15

After SCOTUS win, Christie says sports betting in NJ could begin within weeks
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie anticipates sports betting will begin in the state in just a few weeks.

May 15

Lay your money down: Court says states can OK sports betting
The Supreme Court has struck down a federal law that bars gambling on football, basketball, baseball and other sports in most states, giving states the go-ahead to legalize the betting

May 14

Supreme Court strikes down federal law banning states from allowing sports betting
The Supreme Court struck down a federal statute that prevented New Jersey from legalizing sports betting, in a decision released Monday.

May 14

Justice Sotomayor 'resting well' after undergoing surgery for shoulder injury
Sotomayor needed surgery after falling and injuring her left shoulder.

May 2

US Supreme Court hears Texas gerrymandering case
The Supreme Court case involves Texas' congressional maps.

Apr 24

Supreme Court takes up battle between states, web retailers over sales tax
States want web retailers with no physical presence in the state to impose sales taxes; merchants, meanwhile, point to a Supreme Court case that prohibits such a tax.

Apr 17

Supreme Court takes up battle between states, web retailers over sales tax
Retail websites could soon be ordered to collect sales taxes on all merchandise sold.

Apr 17

What's at stake in gerrymandering case in front of the Supreme Court?
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in Benisek v. Lamone, a case that could have major ramifications for how congressional districts are agreed to and drawn

Mar 28

Opponents in high court wedding cake case differ over terms
Supporters of Masterpiece Cakeshop baker Jack Phillips see it as a case about religious freedom or religious liberty.

Feb 28

Fate of public unions may rest with Supreme Court
Unions say the case could potentially impact millions of government workers.

Feb 26

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: In a minute
Ginsburg won landmark cases against gender discrimination before she became a Supreme Court justice.

Feb 14

A juror called this death row inmate the n-word. Now the Supreme Court is sending his case back to the lower courts.
Keith Tharpe was convicted of murder in 1991, but avoided execution in Sept.

Jan 8

Supreme Court mulling scrapping law prohibiting sports betting
The high court will decide whether states can legalize sports betting.

Dec 4

What’s at stake in Supreme Court warrantless cellphone searches case
The case could affect how law enforcement deals with digital privacy

Nov 29

Supreme Court will hear challenge to California pregnancy center law
The petitioners say the California law violates their free-speech rights

Nov 13

Supreme Court in new term to weigh political gerrymandering, other high-stakes cases
The pivotal role of Justice Kennedy will be on full display in new term.

Oct 2

Baker in Supreme Court wedding cake case says 'I don't judge'
"I just don't make cakes for every event," he explained.

Jun 30

Supreme Court partially upholds Trump's travel ban
The court granted the Trump administration's request for a stay in part and agreed to review two lower court's rulings on the travel ban when it reconvenes in the fall.

Jun 30

What happens if another Supreme Court justice retires?
ABC News talks to law professor Kate Shaw about what would happen.

Jun 28

Supreme Court allows parts of Trump travel ban to take effect
The court will hear arguments about the case in October.

Jun 26

Supreme Court allows parts of Trump travel ban to take effect
ABC News' Emily Rau and Kate Shaw discuss the Supreme Court's decision to allow part of Trump's travel ban to take effect.

Jun 26