The judicial emergency remains in effect through April 10, 2020. There are no oral arguments set until the week of April 14. In the meantime, the Supreme Court will continue considering cases that already have been submitted.

Effective March 22, the Supreme Court has declared a judicial emergency in all 55 counties to limit person-to-person contact during the COVID-19 outbreak. Except for emergency proceedings, judges throughout the state will not be conducting any judicial business from Monday,...

Because of the coronavirus outbreak the Supreme Court has continued this week's oral arguments, including the LAWS Day arguments set for Wednesday, March 18th. We will keep an eye on developments.

The Supreme Court has no arguments or conferences scheduled this week. Oral arguments will resume on Tuesday, March 17th.

There are oral arguments scheduled on Tuesday, March 3rd and Wednesday, March 4th. The Court will meet in conference on Thursday, March 5th. We are following Zsigray v. Langman , a defamation case case that was rescheduled from the February...

The Supreme Court has no arguments or conferences scheduled for this week. However, we may see opinions released for cases that were argued in January and early February.

This week the Supreme Court will be hearing arguments on Tuesday, February 11th and Wednesday, February 12th. We are watching Bayles v. Evans , an arbitration case that will be argued on Tuesday, and United Financial Casualty Company v. Long...