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The case that will receive the most scrutiny is Planned Parenthood v Casey, in which Mr Alito voted to uphold a requirement that would have forced women to notify their husbands (in most cases) before getting an abortion.

The board also upheld a requirement that students take 22 credits.

In another 5 4 ruling, issued in June, the Supreme Court upheld a requirement at the University of California's Hastings College of the Law that registered student organizations had to accept any student as a member or potential leader.

On Monday, the court's ruling in an Arizona immigration case delivered a partial victory to the Obama administration but also deeply disappointed some Latinos by upholding a requirement that police officers check the immigration status of anyone they stop if they suspect that the person is in the country illegally.

Backing the teachers' union in the case, Verrilli pressed the court's conservative members to justify their apparent move toward overturning a unanimous 1977 supreme court decision, Abood v Detroit Board of Education, that upheld a requirement that public school teachers pay union fees, even when they opt out of joining the union.

He also joined the majority in a 2014 decision upholding a requirement that asked states to reduce their power plant emissions to protect air quality in downwind states.

And Young wrote one opinion upholding a requirement mandating photo ID at the polls, despite another judge's contention that "history will judge us harshly"  for the decision.

Logging on thousands of acres in the Pacific Northwest was halted Thursday by a federal appeals court, which upheld a requirement for comprehensive new studies to protect fish from the potentially devastating effects of timber harvests.

A Los Angeles developer was dealt a major setback Tuesday when a City Council subcommittee decided to uphold a city requirement that sets aside 15% of units in new residential developments near downtown for low-income residents.

If that seems unlikely, we could start with a bilateral labor migration agreement with a country like Mexico, making membership in a transnational workers' organization and a commitment to uphold workplace laws a requirement for Mexicans to obtain work here.

The court upheld a core requirement known as the "individual mandate" that Americans buy insurance or pay a fine.