The Ninth Circuit issued an interesting opinion today on restitution. It confirmed that criminal defendants may agree to large amounts of restitution above and beyond […]
As co-blogger Jonathan Adler points out, the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit recently ruled, in Hall v. MeisnerThe government can’t seize $300,000.00 in […]
Georgia v. the President of United States (August 26) is a major new case about national injunctions. Seven states brought challenges to federal contractors’ vaccine mandate. […]
A divided Fifth Circuit panel ruled in February Sambrano v. United Airlines. In this instance, the airline had to require that its employees were vaccinated. […]
A portion of today’s Eleventh Circuit ruling in Speech First, Inc. v. Cartwright This was written by Judge Kevin Newsom, and is accompanied by Judge […]
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 […]
Thomas Jefferson High School of Science and Technology. Fairfax, Virginia. The Fourth Circuit US Court of Appeals stayed yesterday’s trial court decision against the […]
An argument between neighboring families that started when a 7 year-old boy was accused for littering turned into a fight with Fort Worth Police Officer […]
Friday saw the DC Circuit’s US Court of Appeals issue its decision. Huisha-Huisha v. MayorkasThe Title 42 case of public health expulsion. The Centers for […]
Today’s Supreme Court opinion was oddly issued on Friday. The Court unanimously ruled that the Foreign Intelligence Services Act doesn’t invalidate the state secrets privilege. […]
