Justice Elena Kagan, Supreme Court of the United States

Justice Elena Kagan wrote the Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion to allow a street preacher’s First Amendment challenge of a city ordinance to proceed.

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Chief Judge Timothy Brooks, Western Arkansas U.S. District Court 

The chief judge of the Western Arkansas U.S. District Court ruled that Arkansas cannot enforce a state law mandating the display of the Ten Commandants in public school classrooms.

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Judge Brad Garcia, D.C. Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals

A D.C. Circuit Court panel denied to stay an injunction halting the deportation of Haitians as DHS’ elimination of temporary protected status is challenged in federal court.

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Justice Neil Gorsuch, Supreme Court of the United States

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch questioned the theory behind prohibiting gun ownership from those who use marijuana.

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Judge William M. Ray II, Northern Georgia U.S. District Court

Federal District Judge William Ray sentenced a man to three years in prison after he was convicted of threatening President Trump’s life on a livestream.

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Judge Timothy Kelly, District of Columbia U.S. District Court

Judge Kelly temporarily blocked the transfer of former death row inmates to a supermax prison in Colorado over due process claims.

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Judge Don Willett, Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals

Judge Willett suggested that federal gun laws that restrict ownership of firearms in certain circumstances may be beyond the authority of Congress.

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Judge Stephen Higginson, Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals

Judge Higginson wrote the decision that found banning those convicted of possessing methamphetamine from owning firearms violates the 2nd Amendment.

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Justice Clarence Thomas, Supreme Court of the United States

Associate Justice Clarence Thomas questioned the defense of a gun control law based on a type of restrictive code overturned by the Fourteenth Amendment.

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Jia Cobb

Judge Jia Cobb, District of Columbia U.S. District Court

Federal Judge Jia Cobb recently declined to block a new DHS policy requiring legislators to provide a week’s notice before visits to immigration detention facilities.

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