Supreme Court to Hear Racial Bias and Abortion Cases
The Supreme Court agreed to hear 126 cases touching longtime issues including racial discrimination and abortion. Key cases involve IRS tax exemptions for religiously discriminatory schools, abortion access and hospital rules, California nuclear moratorium, home video taping rights, and drunk driving enforcement.
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Court analysts fault saga of caseload and clashes at Supreme Court
Washington reports the new term looms as scholars grade the court poorly for sloppy work, personality clashes and weak leadership. They cite 50 opinions in three weeks and rising case volume driving late decisions and fragile majorities that could undo recent rulings, including Roe v Wade.
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Crane Fades From Spotlight Amid GOP Advances
GOP gains mark a fading public profile for Phil Crane once seen as an early presidential hopeful. Crane voted against key Republican budgets and the tax hike while backing Reagan on most issues, and he largely vanished from major debates despite his Ways and Means panel seat and proxy voting.
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