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Though the judges declined to express a view on those issues, they noted that numerous statements by Trump promising a "Muslim ban," and similar remarks that go beyond the letter of the executive order, could be used for weighing the order's constitutionality at a later stage.

And later this year, the justices will revisit the question of religious neutrality in an even more explosive context: the constitutionality of prayer at a high-school football game.

The justices are also quite likely to take another look at the constitutionality of a signature legacy of the civil rights era, the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Lyle Denniston takes a new look at the constitutionality of prosecuting a president.

At issue is the constitutionality of a 2010 Arizona law so widely known that its very title -- S.B. 1070 -- seems enough to start a political argument.

The Supreme Court long has struggled with the question of when religious symbols on public property violate the 1st Amendment's ban on an "establishment of religion". But in agreeing to consider the constitutionality of a giant memorial cross at a busy highway intersection in Maryland, the justices could be signaling that they are ready to broadly endorse such displays.

But the Supreme Court would in subsequent cases articulate and apply the rational-basis test in a manner that afforded the government's actions an effectively irrebuttable presumption of constitutionality (really, not a true presumption at all).

The comments Mr. Perry has made about Social Security — questioning its financial footing and its constitutionality — were at the center of a Republican presidential debate here Monday night.

This is what the court does when it is at its best — whether it be striking down the constitutionality of a popular school prayer or upholding an individual's right to express even the most repugnant of ideas.

But a coalition of bottled-water companies sued over its constitutionality, and a federal judge issued an order blocking the law until at least April 2010.

Miller acknowledged that his ruling is at odds with a 1981 Supreme Court decision that upheld the constitutionality of a male-only registration requirement.