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The century-old fight to test birthright citizenship (opens the original)
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As SCOTUSblog readers are well aware, on June 30, a majority of justices struck down President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship. Much of this decision relied on the 1898 case of United States v. Wong Kim Ark , which (in the court’s words) held that “the Citizenship Clause” of the 14th Amendment “granted citizenship to nearly all children born in the United States.” This landmark case on birthright citizenship is not just a lesson about the 14th Amendment’s rea
12 angry men – or six? (opens the original)
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“6 Angry Men” doesn’t have the same ring as the name of the famous film – but is 12 constitutionally required? Or is it merely a convention that some states choose to follow in the spirit of English common law? When the Supreme Court returns this fall, it will confront that question in Kian v. Florida, a case asking whether Florida may convict a person of a serious crime with a jury of only six. More than half a century ago, in Williams v. Florida, the court acknowledged that since before the fo
A dissent worthy of a World Cup (opens the original)
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This month the World Cup final will be played at MetLife Stadium, home of the New York Giants and Jets. Nobody finds it odd that soccer’s biggest match will be staged in a stadium built for football. That’s remarkable, because 44 years ago America’s first major soccer league stood in front of the Supreme Court accusing the NFL of trying to strangle it. The North American Soccer League, the league of Pelé and the New York Cosmos, challenged an NFL rule barring team owners from controlling franchi
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