MACROSTORY 1115· JUNE 22, 2026

Supreme Court's Refusal to Hear Carter Case Leaves Race-Based Seizure Standard in Place, Alito and Thomas Warn

The Supreme Court declined to take up United States v. Donte J. Carter, a Fourth Amendment case that prompted a rare written dissent from Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas over the high court's inaction. The two justices argued…

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