Inmates in federal facilities will be allowed to receive sex-rejecting procedures while court cases proceed. The U.S. Supreme Court declined an appeal this week from President Trump’s administration…
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Supreme Court to Review Federal Ban on Home Distilleries
The justices will consider the Civil War-era law in early 2027 to decide if it is unconstitutional. The U.S. Supreme Court has announced that it will review a…
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Supreme Court Denies Appeal of Alleged September 11 Planners
The justices allow the appellate court’s ruling to stand, which found that the defense secretary had the authority to revoke the plea deals in 2024. The U.S. Supreme…
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Federal Judges Rules DOJ Lacks Authority to Check Voter Lists Against Immigration Database
The Justice Department has requested voter rolls from states to verify citizenship against the SAVE system. U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan ruled that the Department of Justice does…
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Justice Department Announces Charges and Pleas in 12 Election Crime Cases
The department is prosecuting individuals for illegal voting, fraudulent voter registration, and related election crimes. The U.S. Department of Justice announced charges and guilty pleas regarding 12 individuals connected…
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Supreme Court Orders Missouri to Use 2022 Congressional Map in Midterm Elections
The 2025 map had been used for the primaries. The U.S. Supreme Court overturned lower court decisions that the state of Missouri must use the congressional district map…
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Supreme Court Allows DHS to Use SAVE System for Citizenship Verification
The high court found that a district judge’s order “prevents the federal government from using the program” that it deems best to verify the citizenship of voters The…
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Appeals Court Rules Missouri Must Use Updated Congressional Map in Midterms
The State Supreme Court had ruled in favor of the 2022 map, which had not been used in the primary elections. A three-judge panel of the Eighth Circuit…
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Supreme Court Blocks USPS Mail-in Ballot Rule Implementation
Justice Kavanaugh stated that the measure might be legal, but comes to close to the midterm election. The majority of the Supreme Court justices blocked the U.S. Postal…
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Education and Justice Departments Find U.C. Berkeley Law School Engaged in Discrimination
Federal officials determined that the law school discrimintated against white and Asian students in the admissions The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division (DOJ) and the Department of Education…
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