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Sandra Day O'Connor to lay in repose at Supreme Court Dec. 18, funeral to be Dec. 19 - Vimarsana News

Sandra Day O'Connor to lay in repose at Supreme Court Dec. 18, funeral to be Dec. 19

The late Justice Sandra Day O'Connor will lay in repose at the Supreme Court on Dec. 18, with a private funeral the next day, according to the high court's press office.

Joe Biden orders flags at half-mast in honor of Sandra Day O'Connor - Vimarsana News

Joe Biden orders flags at half-mast in honor of Sandra Day O'Connor

President Biden on Monday ordered U.S. flags to be flown at half-mast at the White House, military bases and at federal buildings in honor of the late Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who passed away on Friday at the age of 93.

Two former Supreme Court justices to get Capitol statues - Vimarsana News

Two former Supreme Court justices to get Capitol statues

Two female former Supreme Court justices will be permanently commemorated with statues on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol.

Oklahoma asks Supreme Court to fix chaos justices caused in prosecuting crimes on tribal lands - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma asks Supreme Court to fix chaos justices caused in prosecuting crimes on tribal lands

Law enforcement officials in Oklahoma want the Supreme Court to clear up a 2020 ruling that they say has injected confusion about who locks up individuals who commit crimes on tribal lands.

Oklahoma asks Supreme Court to fix chaos justices caused in prosecuting crimes on tribal lands - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma asks Supreme Court to fix chaos justices caused in prosecuting crimes on tribal lands

Law enforcement officials in Oklahoma want the Supreme Court to clear up a 2020 ruling that they say has injected confusion about who locks up individuals who commit crimes on tribal lands.