Skewed maps in Maryland and North Carolina are on the docket for March
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Supreme Court Again to Consider Partisan GerrymanderingThe Supreme Court will try again to tackle political gerrymandering, announcing that it will hear cases from North Carolina and Maryland to decide whether there are constitutional limits to how far lawmakers can go in drawing electoral districts to maximize their partisan advantage.
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Supreme Court to hear cases on partisan gerrymanderingJustices to consider lower court rulings that found congressional maps in North Carolina and Maryland violated the rights of voters.
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Supreme Court to take on partisan gerrymandering this yearThe court will hear arguments over congressional maps in Maryland and North Carolina that lower courts have struck down.
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Supreme Court to hear gerrymandering cases that could reshape the way House districts are drawnThe court has never established a boundary for how far state legislatures may go to draw districts that benefit one party over another.
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Supreme Court will hear partisan gerrymandering cases in MarchThe Supreme Court has agreed to revisit two gerrymandering cases that could revolutionize how electoral maps are drawn.
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The Supreme Court has yet another chance to stop gerrymanderingRegardless of which political party you support, it should be obvious that in a functioning democracy, district lines should be drawn fairly, rather than rigged to benefit one side or the other. (via latimesopinion)
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Supreme Court considers whether predecessors made a mistake 40 years agoShould justices overturn a precedent that says states can be sued in other states without their consent? The case is a key test of a concept called stare decisis, or respecting past decisions, for the court’s strengthened conservative majority.
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Ginsburg not on bench for Supreme Court's first day of arguments in 2019, court saysJUST IN: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who is still recovering from surgery last month to remove two cancerous nodules from her lung, will not be at the Supreme Court this morning as it meets for its first day of oral arguments of the new year
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