Constitutional Rights

Retired law enforcement officer and noted economist both call ‘road rage’ a vague term with no legal definition designed to stir up opposition to gun ownership.

The law also requires pornography websites to include ‘health warnings’ on their landing page.

The judge’s mistrial ruling came after more than two days of jury deliberation in the trial.

Mr. Musk’s effort to shoot down the ‘Twitter sitter’ imposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission failed.

‘The application for release pending appeal addressed to Justice [Neil] Gorsuch and referred to the Court is denied.’

Presuming that the public are bad people and treating them accordingly risks the demise of the principal of presumption of innocence, lawyer warns.

Smith was ‘never nominated by the president or confirmed by the Senate at any time,’ Trump’s lawyer pointed out.

Longtime certified nurse midwife claims state law unfairly discriminates against her profession.

The Disinformation Governance Board was disbanded in 2022 after public concern over its ‘potential for censorship.’

‘This isn’t the right way to do business in America,’ Indiana State Treasurer Daniel Elliott stated.

Experts say the high court may remand the case back to the federal court for further proceedings, a move that would give Trump a strategic win.

Republicans say that the bill would enhance security measures in schools.

Senior US District Judge Reggie Walton ordered probationer Daniel Goodwyn to ’show cause' for why he should not reimpose the ill-fated computer monitoring.

The high court previously reversed lower court orders blocking the regulation of guns that can be assembled at home.

The bank scored a ‘meager 8 percent’ in the Viewpoint Diversity Score Business Index, revealing institutional disregard for free speech.

A controversial spying authority was reauthorized in a 60–34 vote.

The president’s signature comes after the bill’s passage through the Senate in a late-night vote.

Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) has expressed his discontent with the passing of the ‘horrible bill.’

‘Don’t vacate the premises. Make them throw you out,’ ADF International’s Jean-Paul Van De Walle said. ‘Make them show what they’re capable of doing.’

The 5th Circuit was wrong to find the property owners could not sue, the justices found.