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Justices Question Labor Department's Power to Fine a Farm Using Its Own Judges
In a case testing the reach of the 2024 Jarkesy ruling, several justices pressed the government on why agency judges, not federal courts, should decide penalties under a farmworker visa program.
Supreme Court Appears Skeptical of North Dakota Family's Bid for Legal Fees in Pipeline Land Fight
The case asks whether private pipeline companies using federal eminent domain must follow state laws that pay landowners more than the Constitution's minimum.
Supreme Court Lets Border Wall Work Resume in Texas's Big Bend, Saying Judge Lacked Power to Hear Challenge
In an unsigned order, the justices said a law that lets the homeland security secretary waive environmental rules also bars courts from hearing claims that he exceeded his authority.
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