Justice Clarence Thomas’ Social Media Opinion: Read It For Yourself
Justice Clarence Thomas’ Social Media Opinion has been getting lots of play on social media, so read what he wrote for yourself:
Justice Clarence Thomas’ Social Media Opinion has been getting lots of play on social media, so read what he wrote for yourself:
Two separate federal filings of SB202 lawsuits, the Georgia Voting Bill overhaul of the Peach State’s electoral processes and procedures that is now law:
The Sixth Circuit ruled 3-0 that the Shawnee State “Preferred Pronouns” case is covered by the First Amendment and a professor cannot be compelled to use a students preferred pronouns.
Following other lawsuits, Dominion sues Fox News for defamation in response to the networks 2020 election coverage. Read it For yourself here.
Krispy Kreme donuts are HIPAA covered entity & their “free donut with proof of vaccination” promotion is a HIPPA violation…
One of President Biden’s first actions as president is heading to court, as 21 state’s attorneys general sue to keep Keystone XL project going.
Chief Justice Roberts finds the majority’s decision to be an unwise expansion on the power and purview of federal courts
In a very rare 8-1 ruling alignment that saw Chief Justice Roberts as the lone dissent, the Supreme Court ruled that students could seek nominal damages against Gwinnett College for violating their 1st Amendment rights.
The judge called Richard “Bigo” Barnett “brazen, entitled, and dangerous.” What would I tell Mr. Richard Barnett if he were my client?
Wednesday Writs, Ordinary Times weekly legal feature by Em Carpenter, is back with links to legal stories to read, share, and discuss.
Illinois legislatively eliminates cash bail system with Governor J.B. Pritzker signing a sweeping criminal justice reform package into law.
The long-expected lawsuit from Dominion against MyPillow CEO and election conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell has finally dropped.
The Supreme Court Orders for today has Cy Vance getting his Trump subpoena, SCOTUS not hearing Pennsylvania voting case, and more
The Equality Act is being reintroduced in the House of Representatives, amending civil rights law in workforce, housing, education, credit, jury service and other areas of American life
A lawsuit by the NAACP alleges Trump conspired with Rudy Giuliani, the Proud Boys, and the Oath Keepers to violate the Ku Klux Klan Act
The remarks by President Biden calling on congress to enact “commonsense gun law reforms” made news. Read them here for yourself.
In an Order issued yesterday in Dunn v Smith, the Court held condemned man, Willie Smith, Jr., would be permitted the presence of his pastor
Does SCOTUS’ South Bay United Pentecostal Church v Gavin Newsom order contradicts important case law in Employment Division v Smith?
The Oldsmar, Florida, water plant was hacked, which doesn’t seem like a very good thing to happen, or to have online in the first place…
In South Bay v Newsom II SCOTUS rules California Gov Newsom cannot ban indoor worship by application, but then it gets complicated