The Supreme Court ruled a drug maker can be sued for violating antitrust laws if it agrees to pay a potential competitor to delay selling a generic version.

The Supreme Court ruled would-be voters in all states will not need to provide proof of citizenship before they register to vote.

Issues such as to whose DNA should be taken, how samples are stored and used and the potential for tampering and misuse are issues that are still unresolved and may be need to be addressed by the...

Apple Releases Info On Gov’t Data Requests Apple has joined Facebook and Microsoft in providing details on government data requests after a former National Security Agency employee leaked information on surveillance programs gathering data on Americans. In a...

  NSA Director Says Surveillance Programs Foiled Terrorist Plots Controversial surveillance practices that spilled into public view through a series of dramatic leaks last week have helped to avert “dozens of terrorist events” in recent years, National...

  U.S. Likely To Open Criminal Probe Into NSA Leaks President Barack Obama’s administration is likely to open a criminal investigation into the leaking of highly classified documents that revealed the secret surveillance of Americans’ telephone and...

The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that police can routinely take DNA from people they arrest.

  U.S. Government Takes On Apple In Court Apple is in federal court today fighting government charges that it colluded with book publishers to drive up the price of electronic books. The Justice Department filed an antitrust...

Within the last two weeks, Supreme Court justices have been mostly unanimous in their decisions.

https://soundcloud.com/thelawtv/legal-minute-5-28-13   Supreme Court Might Dismiss Prop. 8 On Technicality Lawyers leading the fight for gay marriage in California have been quietly preparing state officials for the possibility the U.S. Supreme Court might dismiss the case on...