John Roberts Just Sat Out Two Supreme Court Decisions
Summary
Chief Justice John Roberts did not take part in two Supreme Court cases involving land rights and a lower court petition. The Supreme Court did not provide reasons for these recusals. Additionally, the Court declined to review a major settlement case involving the Boy Scouts of America, ending further legal challenges.Key Facts
- Chief Justice John Roberts did not participate in two Supreme Court cases.
- One case, Alaska v. United States, involves disputes over land and resource rights.
- The other case, Bochra v. U.S. District Court, deals with a rehearing petition.
- The Supreme Court left in place a $2.4 billion settlement in a Boy Scouts sex-abuse case.
- The settlement protects local councils and groups from future lawsuits.
- The Supreme Court agreed to review two cases related to FIFA corruption.
- Many petitions, including business and criminal appeals, were denied or turned down.
- The next Supreme Court conference is scheduled later this month.
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