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Supreme Court will hear challenge to limits on political party spending
The Supreme Court will hear a significant campaign finance case next term that will examine whether it violates the Constitution to restrict the amount of money that political parties can spend in coordination with individual candidates on advertising and other communications.
The lower court must reconsider its rulings related to Oklahoma's birth certificate gender policy and family planning funds.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled a citizen of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation must pay income tax to the state of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma can continue to collect income taxes from certain Native Americans in a case that threatened to cost the state ...
The ruling means that tribal citizens who live and work on tribal lands are required to pay state income tax. Here's how that ...
T he Supreme Court threw out appellate rulings in favor of transgender people in four states, ordering judges to reexamine ...
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that tribal citizens living within the jurisdiction of tribal reservations outlined in ...
The justices ordered lower courts to reconsider transgender cases in light of their recent ruling upholding a ban on ...
The Oklahoma Supreme Court rules in favor of the Oklahoma Tax Commission after a lawsuit was filed by a Muscogee Creek Nation ...
A Muscogee citizen who works for her tribe and lives on its reservation still must pay income tax to Oklahoma, despite her ...
The 10th Circuit rejected efforts by Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready to apply state PBM laws — such as a law ...
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled a tribal citizen living on reservation land must still pay state income tax, rejecting a McGirt-based exemption claim.
Two attorneys have filed a lawsuit asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to block the implementation of a new law creating a ...
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