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Arizona immigration law may be upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court may uphold at least parts of a controversial Arizona anti-illegal immigration law, if April 25 oral argument is an indicator of how justices will rule.
Supreme Court to review Arizona immigration law
The Supreme Court agreed Dec. 12 to hear a challenge by the state of Arizona against a lower court's decision to overturn most of its controversial immigration law, known as SB 1070. In an order
Lawmakers consider televising Supreme Court proceedings
All corners of government are feeling pressure to increase transparency, and lawmakers at a Dec. 6 Senate subcommittee hearing said the Supreme Court should no longer be isolated from the citizens
Paper calls for post-terrorist attack Supreme Court continuity plan
Were justices of the Supreme Court to be killed in a terrorist attack in sufficient number--six are required for a quorum--post-attack governance could suffer problems of legitimacy, says a new
Americans' confidence in the military climbs as confidence in Congress falls
Seventy-eight percent of Americans say they have a "great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in the U.S. military, while only 12 percent say the same for Congress, according to a Gallup poll (.pdf)
SPOTLIGHT: Supreme Court website in the dark ages
In an era when the government is making more and more information available on online, the Supreme Court is operating in another era and on another planet. The court's website does not include
Top 100 government IT contractors in '08; States partner with White House to track stimulus money;
> Top 100 government IT contractors in '08. Article > States partner with White House to track stimulus money. Article > Government agencies in line for cloud computing. Article > The
