In the Courts

Federal Judge Strikes Down California’s Decades-Old ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban: ‘No Historical Pedigree’

A federal judge blocked California’s “assault weapons” ban Thursday, writing that the law is “extreme” and has “no historical pedigree.”…

3 years ago

‘Uncharted Territory’: Obama-Appointed Judge’s Gag Order On Trump Is The First Of Its Kind, Legal Experts Say

Judge Tanya Chutkan issued a gag order against former President Donald Trump Monday restricting his statements about special counsel Jack…

3 years ago

Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case On City’s ‘Backdoor Censorship’ Of Texas Grandmother

The Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear a case of a 72-year-old city council member who alleges her arrest by…

3 years ago

‘Final Justice’: Christian Baker Prepared To Take Fight To Supreme Court Again In Battle For Free Speech

The Supreme Court may have to weigh in on free speech for Christian artists again, and Jack Phillips, a Colorado…

3 years ago

Biden Judicial Nominee Instructed Preferred Pronouns Be Used In His Courtroom

One of President Joe Biden’s recent judicial nominees instructs parties and lawyers in his courtroom to address one another using…

3 years ago

Dem-Appointed Judge Pauses Order Canceling Trump’s Business Certificates, Won’t Postpone Trial |

A New York appeals judge paused a judge’s order canceling former President Donald Trump’s business licenses Friday while denying his…

3 years ago

Federal Court Expands Injunction Against Biden Admin Censorship Efforts

A federal appeals court expanded its injunction blocking the Biden administration from coercing or significantly encouraging social media companies to…

3 years ago

The Supreme Court Term Begins This Week. Here Are The Cases You Need To Watch.

The Supreme Court begins its term this week with oral arguments for cases challenging the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial…

3 years ago

Supreme Court To Hear Case That Could Be The Undoing Of Major Financial Regulator

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday on the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s funding through the…

3 years ago

Michigan Supreme Court Approves Rule Requiring Judges To Use Preferred Pronouns

The Michigan Supreme Court approved a new rule Wednesday requiring justices to use preferred pronouns or “other respectful means” to…

3 years ago