U.S. Supreme Court
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The highest court in the federal judiciary of the United States. We hear cases prosecuted by the United States government. We have a total of 9 Justices.
1 First St NE, Washington, DC
Joined January 2020
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RT @henntropolis: OPINION: I agree with the actions of the school because they created this prayer with good intention and they did not go…
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RT @henntropolis: This is not a violation of any first amendment rights because students are still allowed to not take part in the prayer!
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RT @henntropolis: OPINION: As a Supreme Court justice, I would rule in favor of the school. The school made it clear the prayer was volunta…
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RT @henntropolis: The Supreme Court would agree to hear this case because it has to do with the violation of our rights. The Supreme Court…
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RT @1_shirts: I disagree with the school’s actions, as sending the students home because of their shirts caused a disruption in their educa…
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RT @1_shirts: The students’ freedom of speech is violated, as it is protected by the First Amendment. Unless the shirts cause a specific th…
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RT @1_shirts: I would rule in favor of the parents. The students have a constitutional right to freedom of speech, and as long as their shi…
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RT @1_shirts: In this case, Omar and Christine’s father sued Henntropolis School District on the grounds that not allowing the students to…
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RT @county_v: This case was argued on November 6, 2019 and the decision is still pending, making this a present day Supreme Court case!!
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RT @county_v: The County of Maui, Hawaii argues that pollutants that enter navigable waters through nonpoint sources, like groundwater, are…
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RT @county_v: The Clean Water Act (CWA) requires National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permits for the discharge of pollu…
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RT @county_v: The court asks the question of: “Does the Clean Water Act require a permit when pollutants originate from a point source but…
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RT @TexasVJohnson1: This 5-4 decision has served as a center point for continuing debate regarding values of free speech and excerising you…
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RT @TexasVJohnson1: OPINION: I agree with the court’s decision because it was fair. It followed the rules of the constitution and granted f…
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RT @TexasVJohnson1: On June 21, 1989, In Johnson’s defense, the majority argued freedom of speech protects actions that society may find of…
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RT @TexasVJohnson1: The final decision on the Texas V. Johnson case was a 5-4 decision, with Johnson’s side being the winner! https://t.co/…
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RT @TexasVJohnson1: After asking if flag burning was a form of symbolic speech in the Supreme Court, the majority of the Court, according t…
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RT @TexasVJohnson1: 1984: Gregory Lee Johnson burned an American flag as a form of protest. Johnson was tried and convicted under Texas law…
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RT @wainwright_v: OPINION: I agree with the court’s decision. Gideon poorly represented himself, and he could have received a sentence he t…
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RT @wainwright_v: The decision had large impact on the criminal justice system, requiring state courts follow the "right to counsel" right…
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