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Appeals court: U.S. erred in denying Grand Canyon nonprofit status

The Ninth Circuit ruled that the Education Department wrongly rejected Grand Canyon University's 2019 nonprofit status application.
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California Can Ban Guns in Parks and Bars, but Not Hospitals, Court Says

The Ninth Circuit partially reinstated firearm bans in California and Hawaii, clarifying which locations can prohibit guns under constitutional standards.

Morning Docket: 10.29.24

The Dobbs decision has led to an increase in infant mortality, raising concerns about its impact on public health.
Ninth Circuit ruling limits forced arbitration, favoring individual rights in legal proceedings.

Ninth Circuit: No Immunity For Officer Who Shot Peaceful Protester In The Groin

The Ninth Circuit is more favorable towards civil rights cases compared to the Fifth Circuit, as seen in Derrick Sanderlin's lawsuit.

How Appealing Weekly Roundup

The Ninth Circuit takes on California firearms ban challenge, potential recusal divides CFPB and industry, and calls for greater financial disclosures for amicus briefs.

SCOTUS Won't Review District Courts' Authority to Award Sanctions

The U.S. Supreme Court denied a petition challenging the Ninth Circuit's decision to impose $36 million in sanctions for abusive litigation practices in a trademark case.

California Can Ban Guns in Parks and Bars, but Not Hospitals, Court Says

The Ninth Circuit partially reinstated firearm bans in California and Hawaii, clarifying which locations can prohibit guns under constitutional standards.

Morning Docket: 10.29.24

The Dobbs decision has led to an increase in infant mortality, raising concerns about its impact on public health.
Ninth Circuit ruling limits forced arbitration, favoring individual rights in legal proceedings.

Ninth Circuit: No Immunity For Officer Who Shot Peaceful Protester In The Groin

The Ninth Circuit is more favorable towards civil rights cases compared to the Fifth Circuit, as seen in Derrick Sanderlin's lawsuit.

How Appealing Weekly Roundup

The Ninth Circuit takes on California firearms ban challenge, potential recusal divides CFPB and industry, and calls for greater financial disclosures for amicus briefs.

SCOTUS Won't Review District Courts' Authority to Award Sanctions

The U.S. Supreme Court denied a petition challenging the Ninth Circuit's decision to impose $36 million in sanctions for abusive litigation practices in a trademark case.
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New California law could reverse outcome in dispute over Nazi-looted Pissarro

California introduces a law to override a Ninth Circuit decision allowing a Spanish museum to keep a Nazi-looted painting.
Governor Newsom's law aims to ensure California law prevails in Holocaust-related art theft cases.
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