U.S. Supreme Court

Posts offer news updates, legal analysis and documents related to the multiple constitutional challenges to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

This decidedly left-leaning blog from the American Constitution Society covers court cases and proposed legislation that threatens individual rights. Editorials coming from the likes of the ACLU, the First Amend­ment Center and gay-rights groups appear regularly.

"Appellate Daily has the latest news headlines from all thirteen federal appellate courts, along with judge spotlights, case analysis, and related commentary."

Features news, commentary and criticism mainly involving the judiciary and confirmation process. Contributor Ed Whelan adds a daily "This Day in Judicial Activism" post highlighting opinions, injunctions and judicial appointments from years past that are sources of disappointment to him.

"A blog exploring the intersection of law and economics." Topics include financial markets, SCOTUS, government stimulus plans, securities and investment strategies.

"This blog discusses business, intellectual property and Internet law developments of interest to Rhode Island businesses and attorneys with an emphasis on intellectual property, electronic contracting and gaming."

Authors aim to post timely reports and analysis of circuit splits among U.S. courts of appeals and other links of interest to appellate lawyers.

Blog discusses cleantech and nanotechnology. Topics include intellectual property issues, investing, regulations and legislation.

ConfirmThem.com is a collaborative blawg that provides news and analysis of the judicial confirmation battles in the United States Senate.

"Analysis and commentary regarding federal, state and local pay-to-play laws, campaign finance law, lobbying and ethics. This blog provides up-to-date information about the ever-changing complex landscape of legal obligations in the area of political law."

The justices of the U.S. Supreme Court, rather than the court itself, is the focus here. USA Today reporter Joan Biskupic's posts cover their roles in recent rulings as well as her insights into their personalities, which are gleaned from her two decades of covering the court and research into her biographies of Antonin Scalia and Sandra Day O'Connor.

"Going where cameras cannot." Posts include the blogger / artist's sketches from oral arguments at the U.S. Supreme Court and from other D.C.-area trials as well as a brief description of what is pictured and links to further coverage.

"Trails, travails and decision points in law, politics and culture in America."

This blawg focuses on the U.S. Supreme Court and the political and legal role it plays in the federal government.

Legal news and developments primarily on the U.S. Supreme Court, Congress and federal agencies in Washington, D.C.

"Breaking news supplementing the defense newsletter covering 11th Circuit and U.S. Supreme Court Cases."

In 2010, the night before "every politically salient case from January through April" before the U.S. Supreme Court, blogger Mike Sacks planned to be first in line at One First Street. Some posts covered oral arguments; others covered his experiences while in line, and those write-ups were cross-posted on ABAJournal.com. More recent posts offer some coverage of fall arguments and other SCOTUS-related discussion.

Blog is devoted to employment law cases, mainly in Florida, but also nationally. Posts usually include copies of the case opinion or complaint using Scribd.

Blog discusses criminal law and procedure, as well as court opinions in Washington and nationally.

Posts analyze the constitutionality of the provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and of the possible outcomes of United States Department of Health and Human Services v. State of Florida and National Federation of Independent Business v. Kathleen Sebelius, which will be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court from March 26-28.

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