Kelsey Reichmann
Politics Reporter at Courthouse News Service
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SCOTUS and Politics reporter @CourthouseNews, come for the legal news, stay for the cat photos; contact: [email protected] signal: @kreichmann.13
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courthousenews.com | Kelsey Reichmann |Megan Butler
A Florida firefighter who retired because of Parkinson’s disease says her city cut insurance benefits for disabled employees under a new policy. WASHINGTON (CN) — The Supreme Court sided against a firefighter who was forced to retire because of Parkinson’s disease on Friday, finding that she can’t file a post-employment discrimination suit against her department.
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courthousenews.com | Megan Butler |Kelsey Reichmann
A Michigan prisoner said that a corrections officer’s interference in an internal investigation for sexual misconduct shouldn’t be the linchpin in his civil rights lawsuit. WASHINGTON (CN) — The Supreme Court on Wednesday sided with a Michigan prisoner who filed sexual misconduct claims against his correctional officer, finding that a dispute over the destruction of evidence to hamper the suit needed to be heard by a jury.
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courthousenews.com | Benjamin Weiss |Kelsey Reichmann
WASHINGTON (CN) — The Supreme Court upheld a private-sector solution to nuclear waste storage on Wednesday, ruling that the state of Texas and a minerals holding company were not entitled to sue over an independent regulatory board’s move to license such a facility in the Lone Star State.
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courthousenews.com | Kelsey Reichmann
Nationwide pollution rules on local refineries forced the justices to consider whether D.C. is the best place to litigate challenges to EPA policies. WASHINGTON (CN) — The Supreme Court gave the Environmental Protection Agency a leg up in pollution disputes on Wednesday, ruling that challenges to a renewable fuel program must be fought on the agency’s turf.
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courthousenews.com | Kelsey Reichmann
The justices’ ruling on Tennessee’s law prohibiting certain health care for transgender children will have ripple effects across the nation. WASHINGTON (CN) — Transgender teens lost the first big Supreme Court battle on gender-affirming healthcare on Wednesday, finding that Tennessee’s ban on hormone blockers for minors was not subject to heightened scrutiny.
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