Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Civil Rights

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Alabama court affirms termination of parental rights case

The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals upheld a juvenile court's decision to terminate the parental rights of M.J. and M.L. over their two children.

Court Blocks Freeze on Federal Funds for Nonprofits

The First Circuit Court ruled against a federal funding freeze impacting nonprofits, affirming a lower court's decision to resume financial assistance.

Court revives sexual abuse claims against NYC institutions

A New York court reinstated claims against the City and other institutions for sexual abuse, impacting survivors and legal interpretations of the GMVA.

Ohio court affirms domestic violence protection order ruling

The Ohio Court of Appeals upheld a domestic violence protection order in a case involving J.P.C. and S.T.C., affecting their custody arrangements.

Ohio court upholds protection order for children against father

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirms a domestic violence protection order to safeguard two minor children from their father, N.W.

Court denies discrimination case against DHS and XTec

A federal court dismissed Diva Samai's discrimination case against DHS and XTec, citing missed deadlines and lack of grounds for relief.

Texas Court affirms ruling on parental conservatorship case

The Texas Court of Appeals upheld a ruling denying a father's conservatorship rights due to domestic violence and substance abuse concerns.

Texas Court affirms termination of mother's parental rights

The Texas Court of Appeals upheld a ruling terminating a mother's parental rights due to serious allegations against her, affecting her son A.W.

Fifth Circuit Court Rules on Qualified Immunity Case

The Fifth Circuit Court ruled on a case involving qualified immunity for a detention facility administrator linked to a migrant's lengthy detention.

Texas court reverses parental rights termination of mother

Texas Court of Appeals reverses a trial court's decision to terminate a mother's parental rights, ruling insufficient evidence was presented.

Texas Court Affirms Termination of Mother's Parental Rights

The Texas Court of Appeals upheld a decision to terminate a mother's parental rights, finding no grounds for appeal. The ruling affects child welfare.

Florida Court Upholds Ruling in Child Welfare Case

The Florida District Court of Appeal affirms a lower court ruling in a child welfare case involving J.H. and the Department of Children and Families.

Court rules against video recording in NYPD facilities

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals vacated a ruling allowing video recording inside NYPD facilities, affecting public recording rights.

Court rules against teacher in disability discrimination case

A New York court ruled against Susan Rosenberg in her disability discrimination case against Nassau Boces, affecting employment rights for teachers.

Texas court affirms termination of parental rights for children

The Texas Court of Appeals has upheld the termination of parental rights for five children, emphasizing the importance of their welfare.

Court rules on free speech case involving Cedar Lake officials

The Seventh Circuit Court ruled in favor of Elizabeth Schulte, affirming her free speech rights against Cedar Lake officials' actions.

Court rules on disability accommodation case against Orkin

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Ibrahima Dieng's ADA case against Orkin, impacting workplace disability accommodations.

Court affirms dismissal of professor's discrimination claims

The Sixth Circuit Court upheld the dismissal of Dr. Charlton-Perkins' discrimination claims against the University of Cincinnati regarding a canceled job search.

Court rules on racial discrimination case involving hair

The Eleventh Circuit Court ruled on a racial discrimination case involving Davita Key's hairstyle, impacting workplace grooming policies.

Indiana Court reverses CHINS ruling in parental rights case

Indiana Court of Appeals reverses trial court decision on CHINS case, emphasizing the importance of timely hearings for children's welfare.

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