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SJC Takes On Insurance Company Reimbursements For Medical Marijuana
Can insurance companies give out reimbursements for the treatment if it's illegal on the federal level? -
Called To Order: Supreme Court Holds 1st Arguments By Phone
The Supreme Court has made history by hearing arguments by telephone and allowing the world to listen in live, both for the first time. -
Supreme Court Arguments Resume — But With A Twist
Beginning Monday, for the first time in the Supreme Court's 231-year history, the justices will hear oral arguments by phone in a slate of important cases. -
First County Jail Inmate Dies Of COVID Complications
Advocates argue not enough is being done to prevent the spread of the virus behind bars. -
Andrea Cabral: Court Proceedings Move Online During COVID-19 Crisis
The public can now livestream into many court proceedings, but what does this mean for accessibility? -
Blind Justice: No Visual Cues In High Court Phone Cases
Because of the coronavirus pandemic the Supreme Court is holding arguments by phone for the first time in its 230-year history. -
At Assisted Living Facilities, Poor Safeguards During Pandemic Could Be Considered Neglect
The procedure for filing a claim against these facilities, however, is complicated. -
Voting Rights For Hundreds Of Thousands Of Felons At Stake In Florida Trial
The trial comes after Florida voters in 2018 overwhelmingly approved an amendment to restore voting rights to most people with felony convictions. Then state lawmakers tried to scale the law back. -
SJC Rules On The Use Of Automatic License Plate Reader Data In Criminal Cases
The court says that ALPR data can be used when tracking very specific movement, but can present a Fourth Amendment violation in certain circumstances. -
Supreme Court Guarantees Right To Unanimous Verdict In Serious Criminal Trials
What does the right to a unanimous jury verdict have to do with abortion, or school prayer, or federal environmental regulations? Stay tuned.The U.S.…
