Angela Pence, after finding that she was not able to support Donald Trump for President or Hillary Clinton for President in 2016, (no relationThe former […]
Plaintiff, a professional counselor in Virginia who seeks to counsel clients in the District of Columbia over internet video, challenges the District of Columbia’s licensing […]
In today’s order of Judge Steve Merryday Navy Seal 1 v. Austin (M.D. Fla.): The plaintiffs acknowledge the existence of a “presumption that identities of […]
The 2018 “then Attorney General Jeff Sessions” []The “China Initiative” was launched to counter a perceived threat to national security posed by “hundreds of thousand […]
Start at June Medical Services, LLC, v. PhillipsFriday’s decision was made by the Fifth Circuit in an opinion of Judge Jennifer Walker Elrod and Judges […]
Start at June Medical Services, LLC, v. PhillipsFriday, the Fifth Circuit ruled in favor of. Judge Jennifer Walker Elrod joined Judges Jerry Smith, Andrew Oldham, […]
Two years ago, I posted about this district court case decision. Here’s the Seventh Circuit’s decision from yesterday. Kimberlin v. U.S.: Brett Kimberlin applied for […]
The COVID issue is a highly volatile topic in our society today. There are many opinions on whether or not there should be continued regulation. […]
Because the rights to see court records belong to the entire public and are not subject to waiver by any party, such intervention is allowed. […]
Yesterday I filed three motions against the Secret Negotiation of a Deferred Prosecution Agreement (DPA), between the Justice Department and Boeing regarding the Boeing 737 […]
