NY judge rules Diddy rape accuser must reveal name or lawsuit will be dismissed
Anonymous plaintiff must reveal her identity to proceed with the lawsuit against Sean Diddy Combs for alleged rape.
Judge ruled insufficient evidence presented for anonymity in light of the plaintiff's public accusations.
Lawsuit seeking power to not certify Georgia elections is dismissed
The lawsuit regarding the discretion of Georgia election board members was dismissed but can be refiled after correcting naming issues.
Conservative Appeals Court Decision Aims To Gut The Voting Rights Act
A panel of conservative judges on the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that private individuals or groups cannot bring suit under the Voting Rights Act.
This decision would make enforcement rare and subject to political control of state and federal government.
The case is likely to be heard by the full 8th Circuit or the Supreme Court.
NY judge rules Diddy rape accuser must reveal name or lawsuit will be dismissed
Anonymous plaintiff must reveal her identity to proceed with the lawsuit against Sean Diddy Combs for alleged rape.
Judge ruled insufficient evidence presented for anonymity in light of the plaintiff's public accusations.
Lawsuit seeking power to not certify Georgia elections is dismissed
The lawsuit regarding the discretion of Georgia election board members was dismissed but can be refiled after correcting naming issues.
Conservative Appeals Court Decision Aims To Gut The Voting Rights Act
A panel of conservative judges on the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that private individuals or groups cannot bring suit under the Voting Rights Act.
This decision would make enforcement rare and subject to political control of state and federal government.
The case is likely to be heard by the full 8th Circuit or the Supreme Court.
Activists Express Skepticism After Revisions to Police Oversight Board
Portland's new Community Board for Police Accountability is finally being established after nearly four years, but concerns about its effectiveness remain.
Social worker Tasered by City of London Police wins appeal for damages
A social worker successfully challenges a ruling regarding his compensation claim after being Tasered by police, deemed unreasonable by the Court of Appeal.
Activists Express Skepticism After Revisions to Police Oversight Board
Portland's new Community Board for Police Accountability is finally being established after nearly four years, but concerns about its effectiveness remain.
Social worker Tasered by City of London Police wins appeal for damages
A social worker successfully challenges a ruling regarding his compensation claim after being Tasered by police, deemed unreasonable by the Court of Appeal.
Judge Strikes Down Multiple Georgia Election Rules
A Georgia judge ruled multiple new election rules as illegal and unconstitutional, rejecting right-wing activists' priorities.
Judge tosses a New York law that moved many local elections to even-numbered years
A New York law aimed at aligning local elections with federal races has been struck down, seen as a victory for Republicans against perceived partisan agenda.
These 6 red states successfully blocked Biden's student loan cancellation plan
A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Biden's student loan cancellation plan, limiting hopes for its implementation after a previous court lifted a pause.
Georgia Judge Strikes Down State's 6-Week Abortion Ban
A Georgia judge ruled the state's six-week abortion ban unconstitutional, affirming that personal healthcare decisions fall under the state's liberty provisions.
North Dakota Judge Strikes Down the State's Abortion Ban
The North Dakota judge's ruling reaffirms the right to access abortion before fetal viability, despite existing state laws and clinic availability.
Georgia Judge Strikes Down State's 6-Week Abortion Ban
A Georgia judge ruled the state's six-week abortion ban unconstitutional, affirming that personal healthcare decisions fall under the state's liberty provisions.
North Dakota Judge Strikes Down the State's Abortion Ban
The North Dakota judge's ruling reaffirms the right to access abortion before fetal viability, despite existing state laws and clinic availability.
Iowa's abortion ban aims at timing when many won't even know they're pregnant
Iowa's strict abortion law allowing abortions only up to about six weeks of pregnancy will take effect after judicial approval.
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg slammed for prosecuting fake vax cards while letting 'violent' perps walk
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg faced criticism for pursuing felony charges against individuals who bought fake COVID-19 vaccine cards, despite going easy on others charged with more serious crimes.
State Supreme Court Justice Brendan T. Lantry dismissed the felony charges against the two defendants and criticized Bragg's office for routinely dismissing more serious counts or indictments.
Judge blocks Montana's first-of-its kind state ban of TikTok
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.