The Supreme Court expects to release opinions in decided cases on only one day next week — Monday, the Court announced after Thursday’s private Conference.  Orders also will be issued on Monday.  Later in the Term, the Court may release opinions on more than one day in a week; that is most likely to be ...

The Supreme Court expects to release opinions in pending cases on both Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, it announced this afternoon.  Orders in new cases will be released on Monday, prior to oral arguments. More here: Decisions next week

Beginning at 10 a.m. Eastern, we will provide “live” coverage of the Court’s release of orders and opinions. In the “LiveBlog” below, we will relay all developments as quickly as possible from our reporter at the Court, Lyle Denniston. Excerpt from:  LiveBlog: Orders and opinions | 1.25.10

UPDATE: 10:18 a.m., the LiveBlog is closed. All future updates will appear in new posts. Beginning at 10 a.m Originally posted here: LiveBlog: Opinions | 1.21.10

Thanks to Scribd technology, we can now publish the full texts of opinions on the blog. The opinions just released in South Carolina v. North Carolina (132 Original), Wood v. See the original post:  Full text of today’s opinions

The Supreme Court will hold a special session on Thursday at 10 a.m., the Court announced at the close of this morning’s oral arguments.  Although no purpose for the sitting was specified, no arguments are scheduled, so it almost certainly will be to release opinions — perhaps the long-awaited ruling on campaign finance regulation. More ...

Beginning at 10 a.m. Eastern, we will provide “live” coverage of the Court’s release of one or more opinions.  In the “LiveBlog” below, we will relay all developments as quickly as possible from our reporter at the Court, Lyle Denniston. Because the LiveBlog automatically updates, users do not need to refresh their browsers to receive Read ...

Beginning at 10 a.m. Eastern, we will provide “live” coverage of the Court’s release of opinions and orders.  In the “LiveBlog” below, we will relay all developments as quickly as possible We will post the text of the slip opinions and the orders list as soon as they are available. Because the LiveBlog automatically updates, ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday released revisions in its Rules, effective on Feb. 16.  Among the changes, the Court has specified that it will not consider any request to extend the deadline for filing amicus briefs at the merits stage. Original post: Court changes some rules

There are no new cert. Original post: Today’s order