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| | The '''Supreme Court 2024 Term''' had 10 undecided cases as of June 23, 2025, plus 4 major emergency applications by [[Trump 2.0]] (the second Trump Administration) on its docket. The most notable aspect of this Term was some particulary [[conservative]] opinions by Justice [[Amy Coney Barrett]], who had been criticized by some in [[MAGA]] for being too [[liberal]] as a [[Trump]] appointee. | | The '''Supreme Court 2024 Term''' had 10 undecided cases as of June 23, 2025, plus 4 major emergency applications by [[Trump 2.0]] (the second Trump Administration) on its docket. The most notable aspect of this Term was some particulary [[conservative]] opinions by Justice [[Amy Coney Barrett]], who had been criticized by some in [[MAGA]] for being too [[liberal]] as a [[Trump]] appointee. |
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| − | The top ten decisions of this Term were: | + | The '''top ten''' decisions of this Term were: |
| | *''Trump v. CASA'' ([[birthright citizenship]],<ref>CASA stands for an immigrant advocacy group organization named CASA de Maryland.</ref> decided 6-3 on only procedure to end nationwide injunctions and require class certification instead; chaos is predicted by [[liberal]]s about this ruling)<ref>https://www.thenation.com/article/society/supreme-court-birthright-citizenship-ruling-trump-v-casa/</ref> | | *''Trump v. CASA'' ([[birthright citizenship]],<ref>CASA stands for an immigrant advocacy group organization named CASA de Maryland.</ref> decided 6-3 on only procedure to end nationwide injunctions and require class certification instead; chaos is predicted by [[liberal]]s about this ruling)<ref>https://www.thenation.com/article/society/supreme-court-birthright-citizenship-ruling-trump-v-casa/</ref> |
| | *''[[U.S. v. Skrmetti]]'' (upholding, 6-3, ban on transgender operations on children) | | *''[[U.S. v. Skrmetti]]'' (upholding, 6-3, ban on transgender operations on children) |
| | *''Mahmoud v. Taylor'' (6-3 decision by Justice Alito establishing parental rights against [[LGBTQ]] indoctrination in [[public school]]s, by requiring prior notice and right to opt out) | | *''Mahmoud v. Taylor'' (6-3 decision by Justice Alito establishing parental rights against [[LGBTQ]] indoctrination in [[public school]]s, by requiring prior notice and right to opt out) |
| − | *''Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic'' (allowing, 6-3, states to terminate Medicaid dollars flowing to the [[abortion]] provider Planned Parenthood) | + | *''[[Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic]]'' (allowing, 6-3, states to terminate Medicaid dollars flowing to the [[abortion]] provider Planned Parenthood) |
| | *''Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton'' (6-3 decision by Justice Thomas upholding, under the intermediate scrutiny standard of review, a [[Texas]] law requiring age verification by pornography websites)<ref>https://www.scotusblog.com/2025/06/court-allows-texas-law-on-age-verification-for-pornography-sites/</ref> | | *''Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton'' (6-3 decision by Justice Thomas upholding, under the intermediate scrutiny standard of review, a [[Texas]] law requiring age verification by pornography websites)<ref>https://www.scotusblog.com/2025/06/court-allows-texas-law-on-age-verification-for-pornography-sites/</ref> |
| | *ObamaCare "free" mandates imposed by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force on businesses upheld, 6-3 (Thomas/Alito/Gorsuch dissenting), in ''Kennedy v. Braidwood Management'' | | *ObamaCare "free" mandates imposed by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force on businesses upheld, 6-3 (Thomas/Alito/Gorsuch dissenting), in ''Kennedy v. Braidwood Management'' |