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Supreme Court News Archives for October 17, 2005

Court won't block Mo. inmate abortion
Oct 17 2005 9:36PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Missouri officials must let a pregnant inmate have an abortion, the Supreme Court said Monday, rejecting an appeal by anti-abortion Gov. Matt Blunt.
 
Court won't let Bush push tobacco penalty
Oct 17 2005 9:00PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court refused Monday to let the government sue tobacco companies for $280 billion, a major victory for cigarette makers.
 
Court rules against Ariz. death row inmate
Oct 17 2005 9:39AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court said Monday that death row inmates do not automatically have a right to a jury trial to determine whether they are mentally retarded, and therefore ineligible for execution.
 
Supreme Court rejects appeal of Nazi guard
Oct 17 2005 9:11AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - A former Nazi concentration camp guard lost a Supreme Court appeal on Monday over the government's decision to revoke his U.S. citizenship.
 
Miers looked close to home for free cases
Oct 17 2005 8:24AM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers looked close to home, or the office, in choosing the free legal cases to take on as a private lawyer. No sweeping constitutional matters for her, or even terribly contentious ones.
 
   

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