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The Supreme Court had a banner day on Friday, the final decision day of the tenure of the High Court, the judicial power included the involvement of Justice and serving a win for parents in the ongoing culture wars.
More controversial decisions of the High Court were divided with ideological lines. Liberal Justices sometimes dissatisfied with bitter rebuke, while the Trump administration celebrated that it was seen as a landmark win.
Nationwide prohibition
In the most high-profile case of the day, the Supreme Court ended the practice of judges who issued extensive prohibitions covering the entire country, not only parties involved in the case.
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President Donald Trump gave an executive order after signing during an indoor opening parade at Capital One Arena on January 20, 2025 at Washington, DC. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Image)
Prohibition, known as “nationwide prohibitory orders”, has been a source of disappointment as judges with the plaintiff to President Donald Trump and blocks the major parts of the President’s agenda.
The case arose from issuing prohibition from several judges, which stopped Trump from executing his congenital citizenship plan. Instead of asking the Supreme Court to weigh the qualities of the scheme, which has been rejected equally in courts, Trump asked the High Court to stop prohibitory practice.
The Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision left the possibility that judges and the plaintiff could use other routes, such as class action cases, the High Court has now curbed nationwide prohibitions in search of comprehensive relief.
Parental right
The Supreme Court decided 6-3 in Mahmood vs Taylor that parents can get their children out of the texts of the Maryland Public School System, when they include subjects about homosexuality and transgenderism if they feel material struggle with their religious beliefs.
Justice Samuel Alto wrote for the majority, the government said that “is a burden on the religious practice of parents, when they need to instruct their children that ‘there is a very real danger of reducing religious beliefs and practices that want to establish parents.”
The Supreme Court decided whether the parents have to mold with LGBTQ books
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomiore participated in a panel discussion at the Civic Learning Week National Forum at George Washington University in Washington, DC on March 12, 2024. (Jahi Chikwendu/The Washington Post through Getty Image)
The Trump administration celebrated the verdict as a win for “parents’ rights, while Justice Sonia Sotomore said in a decent that the High Court’s decision would flood out to get out of a wide range of lessons for students.
Age verification of clear websites
The Supreme Court allowed Texas to require age verification for users of pornographic websites that deal with a win for those who prevent children from reaching clear material online.
A business association for the porn industry brought the case, alleging age needs that the state was unconstitutionally regulating free speech on the Internet.
“This is a major victory for the ability of children, parents and states, which is to protect the minors from the harmful effects of online pornography,” Texas Attorney General Kane Pasteon said in a statement. “Companies have no right to expose children to pornography and they should establish proper age verification measures.”
The Supreme Court’s decision of the Pornography Act of Texas was constitutional on Friday, June 27, 2025. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, File)
voting rights
The Supreme Court prepared its case about the Congress map of Louisiana, showing that there was a need to answer some more questions during oral arguments in the fall.
Delay means that the map of the polling districts of Louisiana, including the majority-black districts, will not be seen any change till the 2028 election cycle or later.
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The Supreme Court is now ready to get down in anticipation of its summer holiday, although it is still expected to hand over some struggling decisions before its next term begins in October.
