Disabled voters in this state are no longer allowed to receive ballots by emailDisabled individuals in Wisconsin cannot receive absentee ballots via email as ruled by the appeals court,
Wisconsin Judge Strikes Down Limits on Public Sector UnionsThe Wisconsin judge's ruling against Act 10 temporarily benefits labor unions, but an appeal is anticipated from the Republican majority.
Disabled voters in this state are no longer allowed to receive ballots by emailDisabled individuals in Wisconsin cannot receive absentee ballots via email as ruled by the appeals court,
Wisconsin Judge Strikes Down Limits on Public Sector UnionsThe Wisconsin judge's ruling against Act 10 temporarily benefits labor unions, but an appeal is anticipated from the Republican majority.
Diddy Lawyer Decides He Gotta Move On - Above the LawBin Laden's lawyer withdrawing indicates potential legal issues for Diddy.US News rankings might face upheaval at the top positions.Judge criticizes DOJ lawyer for defending weak arguments.Trump administration shows sensitivity to criticism.
Alito says he's 'stunned' the Supreme Court ruled against Trump over USAID's fundingThe Supreme Court upheld a decision to release nearly $2 billion in foreign aid against the Trump administration's wishes.
Judge Declines to Intervene in AP Lawsuit Over Trump AccessThe court ruled against The Associated Press's immediate request, allowing the White House to continue barring its reporters.
As judges block broad actions, White House says courts causing constitutional crisisFederal judges are blocking President Trump's reforms, raising accusations of overreach and a potential constitutional crisis from both the administration and critics.
Amid court losses, Trump administration talk of ignoring rules fuels fears of constitutional crisis liveJudges are blocking Trump's recent federal policy changes, sparking discussions about potential defiance of court rulings within his administration.
A Third Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Birthright Citizenship OrderFederal judges are blocking Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship, citing constitutional violations.
Diddy Lawyer Decides He Gotta Move On - Above the LawBin Laden's lawyer withdrawing indicates potential legal issues for Diddy.US News rankings might face upheaval at the top positions.Judge criticizes DOJ lawyer for defending weak arguments.Trump administration shows sensitivity to criticism.
Alito says he's 'stunned' the Supreme Court ruled against Trump over USAID's fundingThe Supreme Court upheld a decision to release nearly $2 billion in foreign aid against the Trump administration's wishes.
Judge Declines to Intervene in AP Lawsuit Over Trump AccessThe court ruled against The Associated Press's immediate request, allowing the White House to continue barring its reporters.
As judges block broad actions, White House says courts causing constitutional crisisFederal judges are blocking President Trump's reforms, raising accusations of overreach and a potential constitutional crisis from both the administration and critics.
Amid court losses, Trump administration talk of ignoring rules fuels fears of constitutional crisis liveJudges are blocking Trump's recent federal policy changes, sparking discussions about potential defiance of court rulings within his administration.
A Third Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Birthright Citizenship OrderFederal judges are blocking Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship, citing constitutional violations.
This Law Protects Those Who Help Abortion Seekers Across State Lines. Now It's Coming Under Attack.Texas is challenging New York's abortion shield law through a Texas judge's ruling against a New York doctor.
Judge overturns North Dakota's near-total abortion banNorth Dakota's judge ruled the near-total abortion ban unconstitutional, affirming women's rights and medical freedom before fetal viability.
Advocates Celebrate as Missouri Judge Blocks State Abortion RestrictionsMissouri Republicans are attempting to reverse abortion rights despite a constitutional amendment supporting it.A Missouri judge temporarily blocked restrictive abortion laws, restoring access to care.
Texas judge rules 3 states can challenge abortion pill accessA Texas judge allows states to restrict access to the abortion drug mifepristone, impacting national abortion regulations.
What a Georgia Judge's Decision to Strike Down Six-Week Abortion Ban MeansA Georgia judge's ruling against the six-week abortion ban highlights increasing judicial support for reproductive rights and may indicate broader changes nationwide.
This Law Protects Those Who Help Abortion Seekers Across State Lines. Now It's Coming Under Attack.Texas is challenging New York's abortion shield law through a Texas judge's ruling against a New York doctor.
Judge overturns North Dakota's near-total abortion banNorth Dakota's judge ruled the near-total abortion ban unconstitutional, affirming women's rights and medical freedom before fetal viability.
Advocates Celebrate as Missouri Judge Blocks State Abortion RestrictionsMissouri Republicans are attempting to reverse abortion rights despite a constitutional amendment supporting it.A Missouri judge temporarily blocked restrictive abortion laws, restoring access to care.
Texas judge rules 3 states can challenge abortion pill accessA Texas judge allows states to restrict access to the abortion drug mifepristone, impacting national abortion regulations.
What a Georgia Judge's Decision to Strike Down Six-Week Abortion Ban MeansA Georgia judge's ruling against the six-week abortion ban highlights increasing judicial support for reproductive rights and may indicate broader changes nationwide.
Judge Releases Redacted Trove of Evidence in Trump Election CaseJudge Chutkan ordered the release of evidence related to Trump's alleged election interference, rejecting claims of potential electoral impact on voters.
Day Around the Bay: Rain Expected to Let Up by Noon Friday, Shouldn't Ruin Big WeekendBay Area storms will subside by Friday, but have caused event cancellations, including the NBA All-Star Tip Off Party.The anticipated men vs women Three-Point Contest is canceled, disappointing many fans who enjoyed last year's performances.
Trump's bid to delay hush money trial again rejected by New York appeals courtThe New York appeals court denied Trump's request to delay his upcoming hush money trial.The rejection heightens the probability that the trial will commence on April 15, marking a legal setback for Trump.
Judge Releases Redacted Trove of Evidence in Trump Election CaseJudge Chutkan ordered the release of evidence related to Trump's alleged election interference, rejecting claims of potential electoral impact on voters.
Day Around the Bay: Rain Expected to Let Up by Noon Friday, Shouldn't Ruin Big WeekendBay Area storms will subside by Friday, but have caused event cancellations, including the NBA All-Star Tip Off Party.The anticipated men vs women Three-Point Contest is canceled, disappointing many fans who enjoyed last year's performances.
Trump's bid to delay hush money trial again rejected by New York appeals courtThe New York appeals court denied Trump's request to delay his upcoming hush money trial.The rejection heightens the probability that the trial will commence on April 15, marking a legal setback for Trump.
Lifetime parolee who shot NYC cop was cut loose by judge despite DA's pleas, multiple arrestsA judge's decision to release a career criminal without bail led to a deadly confrontation with police, raising concerns about public safety.
Judge won't dismiss manslaughter case against two Torrance police officersJudge rejects dismissal of manslaughter charges against two police officers for the fatal shooting of a Black man in Torrance.This case exemplifies the scrutiny of police accountability and the legal examination of their use of lethal force.
He allegedly stole toilet paper. DA blasted judge who reduced felony charge.Willie Johnson, with prior theft convictions, faced felony charges under Prop 36 but had his charge reduced to a misdemeanor by a judge.
Lifetime parolee who shot NYC cop was cut loose by judge despite DA's pleas, multiple arrestsA judge's decision to release a career criminal without bail led to a deadly confrontation with police, raising concerns about public safety.
Judge won't dismiss manslaughter case against two Torrance police officersJudge rejects dismissal of manslaughter charges against two police officers for the fatal shooting of a Black man in Torrance.This case exemplifies the scrutiny of police accountability and the legal examination of their use of lethal force.
He allegedly stole toilet paper. DA blasted judge who reduced felony charge.Willie Johnson, with prior theft convictions, faced felony charges under Prop 36 but had his charge reduced to a misdemeanor by a judge.
This Anti-Immigrant Ruling by a Trump Judge Tells You All You Need to KnowThe dehumanization of immigrants by Republican politicians and judges is widespread and increasingly normalized, risking violence and societal harm.
Big Bear Eagles Welcome Third Egg | KQEDA U.S. District Judge has lifted a COVID-era ban on detainee admissions at Adelanto ICE Processing Center, allowing for more detainees amid ongoing scrutiny.
This Anti-Immigrant Ruling by a Trump Judge Tells You All You Need to KnowThe dehumanization of immigrants by Republican politicians and judges is widespread and increasingly normalized, risking violence and societal harm.
Big Bear Eagles Welcome Third Egg | KQEDA U.S. District Judge has lifted a COVID-era ban on detainee admissions at Adelanto ICE Processing Center, allowing for more detainees amid ongoing scrutiny.
Italian Judges Block Meloni's Plan to Hold Asylum Seekers in AlbaniaItalian judges denied the government's request to off-shore asylum seekers again, challenging PM Meloni's anti-immigration strategy.
Federal Circuit Outcomes from the Past Four YearsThe Federal Circuit's case outputs show 44% Non-Precedential Opinions, indicating limited precedential impact compared to 18% that are Precedential.
Net neutrality rules struck down by appeals courtThe federal appeals court ended net neutrality rules, challenging broadband regulation efforts in the U.S.
Family Court blunder gives 79 divorced couples a second chance at loveA judge has allowed 80 separated couples to reconsider their divorces due to an administrative error.
New York appeals court rejects Donald Trump's third request to delay Monday's hush money trialTrump's appeal to delay hush money trial denied, facing upcoming legal proceedings.Trump's legal team challenges trial judge's decisions and seeks postponement based on strategic reasons.
Family Court blunder gives 79 divorced couples a second chance at loveA judge has allowed 80 separated couples to reconsider their divorces due to an administrative error.
New York appeals court rejects Donald Trump's third request to delay Monday's hush money trialTrump's appeal to delay hush money trial denied, facing upcoming legal proceedings.Trump's legal team challenges trial judge's decisions and seeks postponement based on strategic reasons.
There's No Copyright Exception to First Amendment Protections for Anonymous SpeechThe First Amendment protects anonymous discussions regarding illegal activities, including copyright infringement, and courts have repeatedly denied attempts to unmask such speakers.
Chinese businessman with ties to Prince Andrew banned from UK over security fearsThe investigation highlights national security concerns regarding foreign influence in UK politics via close ties with influential figures.
Two California men deemed sexually violent predators ordered to be conditionally released as transientsSan Diego judges ordered conditional release of sexually violent predators despite lack of permanent housing, emphasizing the ongoing challenges in managing SVP releases.
Morning Docket: 11.13.24Alina Habba's potential rise to White House Press Secretary illustrates the shifting dynamics in political appointments.
Iowa can challenge voter registrations even if naturalized citizens may be affected, judge saysThe ACLU warns that outdated voter lists could disenfranchise naturalized citizens and deter voting.
Biglaw Bonus Season Arrives!Alina Habba's potential rise reflects a fluidity in legal and political roles.
Morning Docket: 11.13.24Alina Habba's potential rise to White House Press Secretary illustrates the shifting dynamics in political appointments.
Iowa can challenge voter registrations even if naturalized citizens may be affected, judge saysThe ACLU warns that outdated voter lists could disenfranchise naturalized citizens and deter voting.
Biglaw Bonus Season Arrives!Alina Habba's potential rise reflects a fluidity in legal and political roles.
I'm Done!' Washington Post Live Goes Off the Rails As Hugh Hewitt Walks Off After Brawl With Jon CapehartTensions erupted during a discussion about election integrity, leading to Hugh Hewitt's walk-off after a heated exchange with host Jonathan Capehart.
California man deemed a sexually violent predator ordered to be released as transientJudge orders conditional release of sexually violent predator Merle Wakefield due to housing issues, reflecting challenges in managing such cases.
The Supreme Court Didn't Crush Abortion Rights for OnceFears of conservative Supreme Court restricting reproductive rights put to rest temporarily by unanimous decision rejecting bid to restrict abortion medication.
Morning Docket: 08.15.24The Roberts Court threatens established rights and regulations, significantly impacting policy on abortion and environmental protections.
Jack Smith Can Still Hurt Donald TrumpThe Supreme Court has granted unprecedented criminal immunity to presidents for official acts, limiting judicial inquiry into presidential motives.
A Writer Sees Leniency in the Supreme Court's Approach to Public CorruptionThe Supreme Court's recent rulings suggest a leniency towards politicians involved in public corruption, emphasizing a narrow interpretation of federal law.
The Powell Memo Helped Create Project 2025Lewis Powell was perceived as a moderate Supreme Court Justice, but his moderation did not extend to economic matters impacting big business.
French: What happened to the originalism of the Supreme Court originalists?The Supreme Court's recent decisions on presidential immunity are difficult to reconcile with the constitutional text, leading to confusion and questions about potential biases or motivations.
The Supreme Court Didn't Crush Abortion Rights for OnceFears of conservative Supreme Court restricting reproductive rights put to rest temporarily by unanimous decision rejecting bid to restrict abortion medication.
Morning Docket: 08.15.24The Roberts Court threatens established rights and regulations, significantly impacting policy on abortion and environmental protections.
Jack Smith Can Still Hurt Donald TrumpThe Supreme Court has granted unprecedented criminal immunity to presidents for official acts, limiting judicial inquiry into presidential motives.
A Writer Sees Leniency in the Supreme Court's Approach to Public CorruptionThe Supreme Court's recent rulings suggest a leniency towards politicians involved in public corruption, emphasizing a narrow interpretation of federal law.
The Powell Memo Helped Create Project 2025Lewis Powell was perceived as a moderate Supreme Court Justice, but his moderation did not extend to economic matters impacting big business.
French: What happened to the originalism of the Supreme Court originalists?The Supreme Court's recent decisions on presidential immunity are difficult to reconcile with the constitutional text, leading to confusion and questions about potential biases or motivations.
Parole board halts early release of serial rapist, heir to cosmetics fortuneCalifornia Board of Parole Hearings reversed the early release decision for serial rapist Andrew Stuart Luster due to errors in the initial evaluation.
Terrorist who plotted to kill hundreds of Londoners in Tube bombing is 'released' from prisonManfo Asiedu was deported to Ghana after serving 16 years for his role in the failed 2005 London bomb plot, sparking public outrage.
Judge Cannon tossing Trump's case raises risk for acting prosecutorsCannon's ruling could threaten the future of special counsels and federal prosecutors serving in temporary roles.The legitimacy of federally appointed officials may be increasingly challenged following this court decision.
NYC continues to offer endless chances for violent law-breakersThe release of Tammie Moore despite a history of prior arrests questions the accountability of the New York justice system.
Stormy' Reveals the Flawed Feminist Icon Looming Over Trump's TrialJudicial decisions coincide with documentary premiereFilmmakers Erin Lee Carr and Sarah Gibson focus on women affected by legal system
He Said He Was Ashamed of Storming the Capitol. Now He's Running for Office.Elias Irizarry reflects on his Capitol breach, faces questions of reproach or redemption.
Attorney General Letitia James pledges to protect bodily autonomy rightsThe U.S. Supreme Court's decision upholding access to mifepristone is a significant victory for reproductive rights, guided by science.