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Federal District Judge Stephen McGlynn determined that two Illinois laws allowing foreign students in-state tuition were unconstitutional.

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that assault-firearm and large-capacity magazine restrictions in New Jersey violate the Second Amendment.

Judge Kelly granted the Justice Department’s request to dismiss the convictions against Proud Boys leaders regarding their actions on January 6, 2021.

District Judge Kent Wetherell reinstated the SAVE election security system that allows states to screen voter roles and remove noncitizens.

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the recent decisions regarding the president’s power to remove the heads of federal agencies.

U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson vacated the USDA approval of waivers given to states to ban the use of SNAP assistance for soft drinks and soda.

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote the unanimous opinion that includes “last mile” drivers in an interstate commerce exemption from arbitration with employers.

A D.C. Circuit Court panel upheld an injunction against the U.S. military’s ban of transgender service members, but narrowed the scope to named plaintiffs.

District Judge Cooper ruled that the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts cannot be closed for renovations and only Congress can change its name.

Judge John Bates placed an injunction that requires the president’s administration to retain text messages in compliance with the Presidential Records Act.