The Fifth Circuit of the US Court of Appeals upheld Texas’ ban on major social media sites from using all forms of content moderation yesterday. […]
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 […]
Start at Lasche v. N.J.Yesterday’s decision was made by the Third Circuit in an opinion of Judge Peter Phipps joined by Robert Cowen and Thomas […]
Wayne Halcomb is told by a Jackson police officer that they are checking the driver’s licence and proof of insurance. He was a local resident, […]
Start at Del Castillo v. SecretaryThursday’s decision was made by Judge Robert Luck and Judges Elizabeth Branch, Ed Carnes. (See the bottom for my thoughts […]
Today’s Report-and-Recommendation of Magistrate Judge Donald Cabell, (D. Mass.) Mass.) Koppel v. Moses: [According to the Complaint,]Koppel and Moses were once friends, and fellow MIT […]
Virginia’s new governor. Glenn Youngkin looks set to be a rising star for the Republican Party. His campaign was focused on the most pressing issues […]
This was Judge C. Darnell Jones II’s position yesterday. Conference of Presidents of Major Italian American Organizations, Inc. (E.D. Pa.). He found that plaintiffs did […]
This is what I wrote in June. Oliver v. Arnold, which dealt with a complicated question: A public school may of course compel a great […]
Among the many provisions of the Home-passed “Construct Again Higher” spending invoice are provisions that minimize federal well being care funding in states which have […]
