Background checks were passed by both the gunmen who committed the mass shootings in Buffalo and Uvalde in Texas. It’s likely that neither of the […]
From Judge Stephen Clark (E.D. Mo.) Mo.) Brooks, v. Francis Howell School Dist.I think it is correct that the decision was made Thursday The Plaintiffs […]
I much enjoyed this Florida Bar Media & Communications Law CLE conversation with Prof. Eric Goldman, Chris Marchese, and Pamela Marsh, moderated by David Karp; […]
Starting at Hershey v. Curators of Univ. MissouriJudge Douglas Harpool (W.D.) ruled Wednesday in favor of the motion. Mo.): Flyers and brochures were often distributed […]
President Biden is again living by the mantra ‘if you repeat a lie often enough people will believe it,’ reiterating a consistently debunked claim that […]
The 5th of April is Heights Apartments v. WalzThe US Court of Appeals for Eighth Circuit ruled unanimously that a Minnesota State Eviction Moratorium, which […]
Texas Senator Ted Cruz says that invoking the 25th amendment to oust President Joe Biden from office is not the way to go, calling such […]
Yesterday’s National Press Photographers Ass’n. McCraw (W.D. Tex.Robert Pitman, Judge, ruled that Texas laws restricting drone photography are unconstitutional. This is a quick summary of […]
According to today’s opinion Houston Community College System against Wilson: [A]A plaintiff seeking a First Amendment claim for retaliation must demonstrate, among others, that the government […]
Today’s Judge Sandra Ikuta opinion, joint by Ryan Nelson and Mark Bennett. Riley’s American Heritage Farms v. Elsasser: A school district has ended its relationship […]
