Lawrence Hurley is a Senior Supreme Court Reporter at NBC News. He covers the Supreme Court, focusing on major cases, legal trends, and the intersection of law and politics, with recent investigations into the challenges of suing federal officials and the Navajo Nation's legal battles for water access. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News, Reuters, and NBC News.
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Lawrence Hurley's articles predominantly focus on legal policy, government announcements, and court cases. Given this coverage, he would likely be interested in commentary from legal experts with insights into the US Supreme Court, election law, and high-profile legal cases involving political figures such as Trump or Biden.
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By: Bridget Bowman, Lawrence Hurley, Jennifer Jett, Sahil Kapur, Sarah Dean, Kyla Guilfoil, Rebecca Shabad, Gary Grumbach, Brinley Bruton, Raquel Coronell Uribe, Megan Lebowitz, Sasha-Marquez, Owen Auston-Babcock, Ben Kamisar, Amin Khodadadi, Julia Ainsley
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who secured Trump's endorsement last week, defeated incumbent John Cornyn in their Senate primary runoff yesterday.
By: Lawrence Hurley
The court's decision means Terry Pitchford's conviction is thrown out after prosecutors excluded several Black jurors at his trial.
By: Lawrence Hurley
A lower court had ruled the map intentionally discriminated against Black voters.
By: Andrew Arenge, Lawrence Hurley, Stephen Pettigrew
The justices could invalidate laws in 14 states that allow ballots that arrive after Election Day to be counted. An NBC News Decision Desk analysis shows how many votes could be at stake.
By: Lawrence Hurley
Page had sued over the FBI's investigation into alleged ties between Russia and the Trump campaign in the 2016 election.
A 2021 New York law allows gun manufacturers to be sued when their weapons are used in deadly shootings deemed to be a broad threat to public health in the state.
Over the next two weeks, the justices will issue key rulings, including rulings on the president's effort to curb birthright citizenship and fire a member of the Federal Reserve.
By: Lawrence Hurley
The justices cast a blow against a federal law that bars users of illegal drugs from possessing firearms. It is the same law Hunter Biden was convicted under.
By: Lawrence Hurley
The Supreme Court endorsed a marijuana user's challenge to a law that bars people who consume illegal drugs from having firearms, the same law that Hunter Biden was convicted under.
By: Lawrence Hurley
The justices have regularly made it harder for people to sue federal officials for alleged constitutional violations.
