In July 1981, defendants Joan Horn and E. Terrence Jones purchased a seven-bedroom, four-bathroom house which was located in a single-family residential zone in Ladue, Missouri. Residing in their home were Horn’s two children (aged 16 and 19) and...

Petitioners in two cases sought review of rule promulgated in Matter of Alison D. v Virginia M.(77 NY2d 651, 572 NE2d 27, 569 NYS2d 586 [1991]) —namely that, in an unmarried couple, a partner without a biological or adoptive relation to a child...

At a school-sanctioned and school-supervised event, petitioner Morse, the high school principal, saw students unfurl a banner stating "BONG HiTS 4 JESUS," which she regarded as promoting illegal drug use. Consistent with established school policy...

Defendants husband and wife consistently refused to send their children of compulsory attendance age to school on Fridays for religious reasons. In a summary proceeding before an alderman, defendants were convicted of violating the Pennsylvania School...

Since 1947, the North Dakota state legislature has authorized and encouraged thinly populated school districts to consolidate or reorganize into larger, more efficient districts. Reorganization plans are required by law to include provisions for school...

Respondent Scott Ewing was enrolled at the University of Michigan in a six-year program of combined undergraduate and medical education, known as the Inteflex program. He was dismissed from the university after failing the "NBME Part I" examination...

The purchaser operated a glue factory and required a large amount of steam in its operations. After concluding that its boiler could not supply an adequate amount of steam, it contracted with the manufacturer for the construction of a larger boiler with...

Appellees condominium owners violated a restriction of appellant condominium association. When appellees refused to comply, despite requests from appellant for compliance, appellant sought injunctive relief. Appellees argued in their counterclaim that...

United States v. Texas Supreme Court of the United States November 29, 2022, Argued; June 23, 2023, Decided No. 22-58. Opinion Justice Kavanaugh delivered the opinion of the Court. In 2021, after President Biden took office, the Department of Homeland...

United States v. Mangarella United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit September 13, 2022, Argued; January 10, 2023, Decided No. 20-7912 Opinion  [*198]  PAMELA HARRIS, Circuit Judge: In July 2020, Michael Attilio Mangarella filed a motion...