#constitutional-rights

#constitutional-rights

Constituents are suing U.S. Reps. Thompson and Huffman, claiming their support for military aid to Israel facilitates genocide.

Constituents sued Reps. Thompson and Huffman for complicity in genocide over military aid to Israel, claiming constitutional rights violations as taxpayers.

Proposed rules by Oklahoma's Superintendent could discourage undocumented students from enrolling, violating rights.

Oklahoma's top education official mandated Bible integration in grades 5-12, sparking controversy and opposition citing issues of separation of church and state.

The Department of Justice rejects TikTok's bid to challenge the ban law, highlighting national security concerns.

Mike Turner condemned the DOJ's spying on Congress members, calling it a severe constitutional violation.

Exposing judicial corruption may lead to unexpected recognition and rewards.

Challenges faced by Columbia graduates for protesting highlight potential consequences for standing up for rights.

City to review NYPD response to pro-Palestinian protest after officer punching incident.

A lawyer protested a new rule banning props at a council meeting by wielding an American flag, emphasizing constitutional rights and free speech.

NYC's homeless cleanup policies potentially violate constitutional rights, leading to a lawsuit seeking class action status for affected individuals.

Rohksana Fiaz is suing Newham Council over racism and bullying claims, asserting her rights without impacting council functions.

Adult entertainment businesses in Florida sue to stop enforcement of law banning under-21 employees.

The class-action lawsuit accuses the New York City Department of Correction of unlawful mass surveillance of phone calls within city jails.

Kohberger's defense seeks to eliminate the death penalty, arguing it infringes on his constitutional rights.

Judicial transparency is crucial for ensuring fair trials and defending constitutional rights against systematic bias in juror selection.

Judge McGlynn ruled Illinois' assault weapons ban unconstitutional, asserting it infringed on citizens' rights to self-defense and ownership of commonly used firearms.

Vem Miller filed a lawsuit claiming his constitutional rights were violated during his arrest at a Trump rally.

Vito Perrone's job offer was rescinded after he used the term 'ladies' in an email, raising questions about professionalism and due process.

The lawsuit challenges Florida's law prohibiting employment of individuals under 21 in adult entertainment businesses, citing constitutional rights violations.

Florida teachers file lawsuit against ban on using preferred pronouns

The ban on preferred pronouns in schools is being challenged as a violation of constitutional rights

NOBLE provides interactive law training for teenage interns in Brooklyn.

Vem Miller sued the Riverside County sheriff for defamation and violation of rights after being arrested with guns at a Trump rally.

A correctional officer was charged for illegally pursuing a civilian vehicle and shooting at it, violating constitutional rights during the incident.

The Supreme Court's decision on Trump's immunity bears resemblance to Roe v. Wade in judicial method.

The Supreme Court of India mandated the removal of caste details from prison registries to eliminate discrimination against marginalized prisoners.

The Supreme Court has agreed to review a case that could potentially allow governments to criminalize homelessness and sleeping in public spaces.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals declared an ordinance that criminalizes sleeping on public sidewalks and prohibits the use of bedding materials as unconstitutional.

The Supreme Court justice expressed frustration with historical arguments during an oral argument about enhanced sentencing under the Sixth Amendment.

There has been a heightened emphasis on the understanding of constitutional rights at the time of the founding of the US and the ratification of the 14th Amendment.

Old, unenforced laws can resurface if legal precedents are overturned, as seen with the enforcement of a 1864 abortion ban in Arizona.

Trump proposed jail time for flag burning, misleadingly claiming it's constitutional.

Crowd reaction and Trump's remarks highlighted a divide in political discourse.

Former President Trump criticizes Bidenomics and claims his constitutional rights were violated during the trial.

AI-powered scanners are sought for gun detection in NYC subways despite skepticism and legal threats, sparking concerns over potential constitutional violations.

The Third Amendment remains relevant today amidst concerns over privacy, civil liberties, and militarized policing.

Gov. Hochul's proposal to ban masks on the New York subway is controversial due to concerns about civil liberties, disability rights, and conflicts with anti-mask laws.

A federal judge ordered the reinstatement of an anti-LGBTQ+ student club in D.C., ruling in favor of constitutional rights violations.

Dominica's High Court overturned the ban on consensual same-sex activity, citing unconstitutionality.

A federal judge has issued a restraining order against the City of Berkeley over a planned sweep of a homeless encampment.

The judge's order suggests that evicting unhoused individuals without addressing their disabilities or providing alternative shelter may violate their constitutional rights.

The investigation into the January 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol continues, with over 1,400 people charged with various crimes.

Hunter Biden is pushing back against gun charges filed against him, arguing that the case is unconstitutional and politically motivated.

His defense attorney claims that the charges violate immunity provisions agreed upon in a plea deal that was later abandoned.

Montana's state-wide ban on TikTok has been blocked by a US District Judge.

The judge stated that the ban oversteps state power and infringes on the constitutional rights of users.

The View co-hosts had a heated debate about anti-Semitism on college campuses and free speech protections guaranteed by the Constitution.

The discussion centered around a congressional hearing where administrators of prestigious universities refused to explicitly say that calls for genocide of Jewish people violate campus rules on harassment.

The debate revolved around the tension between free speech and codes of conduct, with one co-host arguing that even hateful speech is protected by the Constitution.

A US judge has blocked Montana's ban on TikTok from taking effect on January 1.

The judge stated that the ban oversteps state power and infringes on the constitutional rights of users.