The court upheld a ruling that was viewed as widening the scope of insider-trading prosecutions.
The justices refused to question a Massachusetts law that bars for-profit corporations from making campaign donations.
Courts shouldn’t allow class arbitration unless an agreement clearly authorizes that type of proceeding, the justices ruled.
The ruling halts a trend of Supreme Court rulings that had trimmed the SEC’s authority.
The unanimous decision puts limits on what some consider to be abusive seizure tactics meant to raise revenue.
A fraud case before the U.S. Supreme Court could bolster the authority of the SEC.
Legal scholars say the Constitution is clear in automatically granting citizenship to all children born in the U.S.
The issue is whether federal law protects borrowers in foreclosure proceedings outside the court system.
The ruling was years in the making for right-to-work advocates and the court’s conservative wing.
It’s a defeat for Discover, which said the rules undercut its ability to compete with American Express.
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