Why the Florida and Texas Social Media Laws Violate the Takings Clause
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. […]
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 […]