Constitutional Rights

A federal appeals court previously rejected Gabriel Olivier’s challenge to the Brandon, Mississippi, law.

The court voted 6–3 to uphold a law that fines websites if they fail to verify the age of users.

The case will be reargued in the court’s next term. The eventual ruling is expected to have an impact on the balance of power in Congress.

A federal appeals court previously held a former Louisiana inmate may not use a federal law to sue officials over alleged violations of his religious rights.

At issue is a 2017 FBI raid on the wrong family’s home and whether the government is shielded from liability in such a circumstance.

Both Tennessee and Students for Fair Admissions say an Education Department program is racially discriminatory.

A federal appeals court declined last year to block the District of Columbia’s ammunition law.

A divided lower court previously ruled Catholic Charities is not exempt from unemployment tax because it is not ‘operated primarily for religious purposes.’

Petitioner Marlean Ames argued some courts of appeals unfairly add an extra legal burden in employment discrimination cases.

The Montana Supreme Court held that the Fourth Amendment does not require evidence the police found after a warrantless entry to be suppressed.

‘It is for honest and law-abiding citizens who deserve to have the means to protect themselves,’ the officials say.

‘The focus of this bill is to look at what is historically important to our nation educationally and judicially,’ a state lawmaker said.

Chief Justice John Roberts said the court has ’made mistakes’ but that criticisms shouldn’t be based on ‘ad hominem’ attacks.

The group wants the court to enforce Freedom of Information Act requests related to alleged lawfare against Supreme Court Justices Thomas and Alito.

Gun rights advocates say the president is protecting constitutional rights, while gun control activists say his policies will make America more dangerous.

After a Maryland county’s school board canceled its opt-out option, lower courts declined to reinstate it.

The court said the state did not provide enough evidence to show that firearm bans for 18- to 20-year-olds were consistent with ‘historical analogues.’

DEI programs could lead to legal problems for corporations, state officials say.

Two appellate courts in Texas found the defendant’s Sixth Amendment rights were not violated.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said the policy had ‘unfairly targeted law-abiding gun owners.’

A federal appeals court previously rejected Gabriel Olivier’s challenge to the Brandon, Mississippi, law.

The court voted 6–3 to uphold a law that fines websites if they fail to verify the age of users.

The case will be reargued in the court’s next term. The eventual ruling is expected to have an impact on the balance of power in Congress.

A federal appeals court previously held a former Louisiana inmate may not use a federal law to sue officials over alleged violations of his religious rights.

At issue is a 2017 FBI raid on the wrong family’s home and whether the government is shielded from liability in such a circumstance.

Both Tennessee and Students for Fair Admissions say an Education Department program is racially discriminatory.

A federal appeals court declined last year to block the District of Columbia’s ammunition law.

A divided lower court previously ruled Catholic Charities is not exempt from unemployment tax because it is not ‘operated primarily for religious purposes.’

Petitioner Marlean Ames argued some courts of appeals unfairly add an extra legal burden in employment discrimination cases.

The Montana Supreme Court held that the Fourth Amendment does not require evidence the police found after a warrantless entry to be suppressed.

‘It is for honest and law-abiding citizens who deserve to have the means to protect themselves,’ the officials say.

‘The focus of this bill is to look at what is historically important to our nation educationally and judicially,’ a state lawmaker said.

Chief Justice John Roberts said the court has ’made mistakes’ but that criticisms shouldn’t be based on ‘ad hominem’ attacks.

The group wants the court to enforce Freedom of Information Act requests related to alleged lawfare against Supreme Court Justices Thomas and Alito.

Gun rights advocates say the president is protecting constitutional rights, while gun control activists say his policies will make America more dangerous.

After a Maryland county’s school board canceled its opt-out option, lower courts declined to reinstate it.

The court said the state did not provide enough evidence to show that firearm bans for 18- to 20-year-olds were consistent with ‘historical analogues.’

DEI programs could lead to legal problems for corporations, state officials say.

Two appellate courts in Texas found the defendant’s Sixth Amendment rights were not violated.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said the policy had ‘unfairly targeted law-abiding gun owners.’