Topic: Gregory Garre - CSMonitor.com

Supreme Court to consider how and when police can use drug-sniffing dogs

The US Supreme Court considers Wednesday whether the Florida Supreme Court was correct in making it harder for law enforcement to use dogs to discover illicit drugs in a home or vehicle.

Supreme Court: In affirmative action arguments, conservative bloc seems united

Supreme Court case on use of race in admissions could be landmark

Elena Kagan: former solicitors general back Supreme Court nominee

Supreme Court sharply divided on Christian student group case

Do university rules discriminate against student faith groups?

Supreme Court reinstates detainee suit against Rumsfeld, others

Who's at fault for harsh antiterror tactics?

Supreme Court case: Can terror suspect in US be held indefinitely?

Can US judges order detainees released?

Denied US asylum, an Eritrean prison guard appeals to high court

Supreme Court considers FCC's rein on foul words

Whales, Navy clash at high court

Supreme Court to decide if Maine smokers can sue

Despite gaffe, Supreme Court won't revisit landmark child-rape ruling

Supreme Court declines Capitol Hill search and seizure case