Source: Christian Science Monitor "Under the US system of government, federal agencies are afforded a wide discretion to shape policies that will give force to statutes passed by Congress. But how much discretion is too much discretion? On Monday, the US Supreme Court took up a case examining whether the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) exceeded its regulatory power when it sought to expand the use of the Clean Air Act to regulate the release of greenhouse gases that scientists say are causing global warming." (02/24/14)
http://tinyurl.com/mjz8t75
SCOTUS---Court grants reprieve to death row inmate over pentobarbital
SCOTUS---Case on Obama Recess Appointments
SCOTUS---Interstate Pollution Case
SCOTUS---The Supremes decline illegal NSA phone spying case
SCOTUS---The Supreme Court lets Oklahoma abortion law fail
SCOTUS---Narrow ruling in Michigan affirmative action case expected
SCOTUS---Anti-prostitution pledge in AIDS law violates free speech
SCOTUS---U.S. top court bars patents on human genes unless synthetic
SCOTUS---Supreme Court Allows Warrantless Collection of DNA by Police/5-4 Ruling
SCOTUS---The American Police State
SCOTUS showdown over Voting Rights Act
SCOTUS---Farmer vs. Monsanto
SCOTUS---Dog's sniff was up to snuff
Oregon Supreme Court decided to erode more of the 4th Amendment
SCOTUS refuses to hear “piracy” arguments
SCOTUS declines death penalty case
SCOTUS revives challenge to ObamaCare & rejects appeal of congressman
SCOTUS denies Ohio request to curtail early voting