This is the last week of the Supreme Court's spring term. The Court will adjourn sine die on Wednesday, June 17. Watch for new opinions and a summary of the term's most important cases!
This is the last week of the Supreme Court's spring term. The Court will adjourn sine die on Wednesday, June 17. Watch for new opinions and a summary of the term's most important cases!
The Supreme Court has no arguments or conferences scheduled this week, but continues to work on opinions in cases that have been fully briefed, argued, and submitted. The Court will adjourn sine die next week so keep watching for end-of-the-term opinions.
The Supreme Court has no arguments or conferences scheduled this week, but continues to work on opinions in cases that have been fully briefed, argued, and submitted. The Court will adjourn sine die next week so keep watching for end-of-the-term opinions.
The Supreme Court has completed its oral arguments for the spring 2020 term. There are no events scheduled this week. We expect to see opinions released between now and June 17th, when the Court will adjourn sine die. Keep watching for the latest news!
The Supreme Court has completed its oral arguments for the spring 2020 term. There are no events scheduled this week. We expect to see opinions released between now and June 17th, when the Court will adjourn sine die. Keep watching for the latest news!
This week the Supreme Court will be hearing oral arguments on Tuesday and Wednesday. Because of the pandemic, the Court will be using remote technology. The arguments can still be heard by the public via the webcast. There is also a conference scheduled for Thursday. Keep watching for opinions!
This week the Supreme Court will be hearing oral arguments on Tuesday and Wednesday. Because of the pandemic, the Court will be using remote technology. The arguments can still be heard by the public via the webcast. There is also a conference scheduled for Thursday. Keep watching for opinions!
On May 6, 2020, the Supreme Court entered a new covid-19 order. The judicial emergency in West Virginia is set to end on May 15. The temporary orders entered earlier will expire on May 15 and the state’s courts will begin reopening. The order addresses statutes of limitation, statutes of repose, deadlines under court rules...
On May 6, 2020, the Supreme Court entered a new covid-19 order. The judicial emergency in West Virginia is set to end on May 15. The temporary orders entered earlier will expire on May 15 and the state’s courts will begin reopening. The order addresses statutes of limitation, statutes of repose, deadlines under court rules...
