Courts

The offenders argue the Fifth Circuit was wrong to deny them relief that could reduce their lengthy sentences.

His attorneys cited Monday’s landmark Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity.

The ruling follows others in which federal judges have brought Title IX revisions to a halt.

Judge Joshua Kindred for the U.S. District Court of Alaska submitted his resignation on July 3.

The 4–3 decision reverses Wisconsin’s prohibition of unmanned drop boxes that took effect in 2022.

The court lifted an injunction blocking President Biden’s administration from launching the SAVE plan, allowing it to proceed despite ongoing legal challenges.

A federal judge dismissed the Mexican suit in 2022 for violating federal law but six months ago an appeals court reinstated it.

The sentences ranged from six months prison, to home detention, probation, and a fine.

The lawsuit claims that Walmart has been engaging in unfair and deceptive pricing practices.

A Florida appeals judge dismissed the lower court’s ruling in the 12-year-old case sending it back to the lower court where it could be tried again.

An illegal immigrant says he should be able to file an application late because immigration courts were closed the day the filing was due.

The 11 percent excise tax took effect July 1, 2024.

The action followed a mistrial over former college lecturer Karen Read’s alleged killing of her boyfriend, a Boston police officer.

The range of content the state had the power to moderate under the law is too broad and subjective, NetChoice argued in its lawsuit.

The Department of Education ’simply lacks authority to expand sex to mean gender identity,' U.S. District Judge John W. Broomes said.

Two top federal officials sent letters to hospitals saying that they have a legal requirement to perform emergency abortions.