Tag: SCOTUS

Congress enacted statutes prohibiting recipients of federal funds from discriminating on the basis of certain protected characteristics — one such characteristic is disability. The Supreme Court agreed there is a right to sue in the event of discrimination, but took away th...

Today I would like to talk about the Supreme Court decision, 303 Creative v. Elenis. It is wrong on so many levels. Please be patient with me. I’m doing my best to remain calm and coherent. First, let’s talk about the plaintiff. She is a website designer who was supposedl...

In a 6–3 decision split along ideological lines, the Supreme Court today sided with a conservative group who argued that forbidding the ownership of human beings as property interferes with their First Amendment right to the free exercise of religion. Writing for the majority on the case Ch...

It is an exciting time at the National Whistleblower Center (NWC). While we excitedly prepare to attend the UN’s CoSP10 next month and continue our pursuit of environmental justice, we are overjoyed to announce that NWC Executive Director Siri Nelson was sworn in as a member of ...

n the beginning, Thomas, Alito, and their defenders tried to tell us that it was, basically, a nothingburger. “Not enough cash value to report”, they tried to say. And, within what we knew then, they had a point, with there being very little regarding ethical standards the Court is force...