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The Twitter account of a Missouri state representative was used for her campaign and she had the right to pick and choose which users could interact with her posts, according to a ruling by Judge Morris Arnold of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.

A lawsuit involving the City of Baltimore over climate issues may be a “close call,” Justice Brett Kavanaugh said during oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court.

A creditor does not violate the law by simply “retaining” the property of someone who owes a debt, wrote Justice Samuel Alito in a 8-0 opinion of the Supreme Court.

Federal Judge Sharon Gleason refused to halt an oil and gas lease sale for Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge that was published by the Trump Administration in late December.

The San Francisco-based Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said the Trump Administration could not toss out the Flores Settlement Agreement that the government adopted in 1997 that covered the detention of migrant children.

A case that could impact the lives of nearly 650,000 people, often called “Dreamers,” who benefit from the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, was heard in federal court last week.

The State of Ohio cannot block transgender changes to birth certificates according to a ruling by Federal Judge Michael H. Watson.

Legislators and state officials cannot bar protesters from entering the Capitol grounds, a U.S. District Court in Iowa ruled.

District Judge Alison Nathan ruled, newly detained immigrants must appear before a judge within 10 days, rather than the weeks or months they have sometimes had to endure in recent years.

A federal judge in California ruled that the state’s ban on “offensive” vanity license plates is unconstitutional and in violation of the First Amendment.