Housing discrimination, judicial candidates’ campaign finances, bankruptcy fee applications and religion-related job bias claims are among 11 cases that the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear in its new term.
The justices issued their first orders list following their so-called “long” private conference, in which they work through several thousand petitions filed during the summer months. On Oct. 6, the opening day of the new term, they are likely to release another list that details, among other items, the numerous petitions that they have declined to hear and decide.
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