The court’s panel determined that political motivations, not racial ones, were behind the redraw. A panel of judges from the Middle Tennessee District Court determined that Tennessee may…
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Alaska Supreme Court Rules 2nd Dan Sullivan May Appear on Ballots as U.S. Senate Candidate
The state’s election officials had previously removed the second Sullivan from the ballot. The Alaska Supreme Court ruled that a candidate named Daniel J. Sullivan, Jr., may appear…
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Supreme Court Rules Green Cards may be Revoked for Criminal Allegations
Immigration law stipulates that certain offenses are grounds for exclusion from lawful reentry into the U.S. The Supreme Court ruled this week that federal border officials may suspend…
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VA Enhances Assistance for Veterans Utilizing G.I. Bill Education Benefits
The agency will automatically review eligibility after recent court rulings. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced steps to help veterans access additional education benefits following federal court…
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Supreme Court Lifts Block of ICE Operations in Los Angeles
The case is proceeding through the appellate process. The Supreme Court majority issued an order lifting a federal judge’s block on U.S. Immigration and Customs Operations in Los…
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Second Circuit Throws Out Election Interference Conviction over Meme
The previous administration prosecuted the man for an election joke made in 2016. The Second Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals vacated the conviction of Douglass Mackey, who was…
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Attorney General Revokes ABA’s Access to Judicial Nominees Info
She states that the association has not fixed “the bias in its ratings process.” Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the Department of Justice (DOJ) will no longer…
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SCOTUS Hears Arguments in Emergency Appeal of Universal Injunctions
Justice Thomas notes the lack of their use until the 1960s. The Supreme Court held a hearing Thursday regarding nationwide injunctions related to President Trump’s executive order to…
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Federal Judge Issues Two-Week Pause on Administration’s Mass Layoffs
She said that the legislative branch alone has the authority to restructure the government. District Judge Suan Illston issued a 14-day pause on the “reductions in force” by…
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Former Supreme Court Justice David Souter Passes Away
He was a moderate in his legal interpretations during his 19-year tenure. Former Supreme Court Justice David Souter died on Friday in his New Hampshire at the age…
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