The Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up a case challenging a Kentucky abortion regulation, thereby leaving the law intact. The Supreme Court on Friday evening rejected a Trump administration appeal to permit the resumption of federal executions after a nearly 20-year hiatus. 
The lawyer defending New York City in a Second Amendment case on Monday admitted to the Supreme Court that the city's restrictions had no impact on public safety and that gun rights do extend beyond the home. 
Presidential contender Michael Bloomberg on Sunday called New York City's restriction on where gun owners can transport their guns "unnecessary," despite defending the same restriction when he was mayor. 
The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to reinstate the federal death penalty.
The Illinois man who won a landmark Supreme Court case that struck a blow against government unions is back in court fighting to recover the money seized from his paychecks, one of many lawsuits that could cost labor groups more than $100 million. 
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed Barbara Lagoa to a seat on the federal appeals bench, thereby flipping a third circuit court from majority Democrat-appointed to majority-Republican appointed. 
The Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to intervene in the early stages of a potentially landmark suit by Sandy Hook victims against gun maker Remington over the manufacturer's marketing practices. 
CBS correspondent Jan Crawford ripped twice-failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Wednesday for a statement on judicial confirmations that was "wrong on multiple levels." 
