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Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Case That Could Forever Change U.S.
The U.S. Supreme Court has signaled it will take up the question of whether race can continue to be used in drawing voting maps, setting the stage for a high-stakes legal battle with sweeping implications for congressional districts across the country, particularly those with large minority populations.
The Supreme Court will rehear arguments about the Louisiana congressional map, which could have wider ramifications for other ...
The Supreme Court signaled Friday that it will take a broader look at a high-profile redistricting fight over Louisiana’s ...
The U.S. Supreme Court’s request to the parties in a Louisiana redistricting case could affect Alabama’s similar, long-running battle over congressional boundaries. In an order issued Friday, the ...
A group of Baton Rouge judges wants a federal court to reopen a 1986 voting rights case, arguing a new 19th JDC election map ...
The justices may limit the ability of courts to take race into account when trying to remedy under-representation by minority ...
The justices have added another big question to their already heavy term starting in October.
The justices asked opposing parties in a battle over a Louisiana voting map to submit briefs addressing the matter.
The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to consider a major challenge that could reshape how voting maps are drawn, potentially ...
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