Repeal of the immigration measure is expected to bring exponential numbers of migrants. Title 42 is set to expire December 21 and nearly 20 states have requested a…
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House Committee Obtains Former President’s Tax Records
Supreme Court refuses to block access to President Trump’s taxes. The Ways and Means Committee of the House of Representatives received clearance for the 2015 to 2020 tax…
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46 States Request Reopening Facebook Antitrust Lawsuit
Arguments are held in the D.C. Court of Appeals. Solicitor general of New York Barbara Underwood spoke on behalf of 46 state governments at the D.C. Court of…
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Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Religious Freedom Case
High school coach’s prayers raise issues of speech, religious freedom, and state establishment of religion. On Monday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case of Kennedy…
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CDC Asks DOJ to Appeal Judge’s Mask Order
At issue is the CDC’s authority to protect public health. The Justice Department filed a notice of appeal in federal court in Tampa seeking to overturn a judge’s…
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Appeals Court Rules Against Handgun Sale Age Prohibitions
Judge says that restricting handgun sales due to age is “unconstitutional.” The Fourth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia ruled Tuesday that the 1968 law signed…
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President Announces First Judicial Nominations
One nominee to fill seat left vacant by confirmation of the attorney general. On Tuesday, President Biden announced his first list of judicial nominations to be sent to…
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Courts Rule in Favor of Houses of Worship
Federal courts strike down discriminatory COVID-19 restrictions by multiple states. This week saw the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals unanimously rule Nevada’s COVID-19 standards for houses of…
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Philadelphia Court Refuses to Block Mail-in Ballots
Legal challenge to post election day ballots denied.. One of several lawsuits filed in the wake of the U.S. election, President Trump’s campaign made the legal claim that…
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First Federal Execution in 17 Years Delayed by District Court
President’s administration appeals to Circut Court. As the U.S. Federal government prepared to carry out the first execution of a prisoner in 17 years, a U.S. District judge…
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