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The Sacketts' second day in the nation's highest court is over. What's next?
This morning the Supreme Court of the United States heard from the Sacketts of Idaho for the second time. For sixteen years the Sacketts...
The Executive Branch is racing the Supreme Court to a "stable" definition of Waters of the United States but it can't win, only Congress can.
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The Supreme Court is out of the environmental law making business so what happens next?
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