Texas Court dismisses appeal due to noncompliance issues
The Texas Court of Appeals dismissed Ramesh Sawlani's appeal against Lakendra Coffman-Harper for failing to meet brief requirements.
Texas Court Rules on Empower Pharmacy and Employee Case
The Texas Court of Appeals reverses a trial court's ruling in a case involving Empower Pharmacy and former employee Samuel Pray over retaliation claims.
Florida court rules in favor of Garceaus in insurance case
The Florida District Court of Appeal affirmed a ruling favoring Robert and Sandra Garceau in their case against the Florida Insurance Guaranty Association.
Court dismisses lawsuit over funeral home services dispute
A D.C. court dismissed Timothy Griffin's lawsuit against a funeral home, citing previous settlements and the doctrine of res judicata.
Federal Court Rules Against Religious Funding Restrictions
The DOJ Office of Legal Counsel finds federal funding restrictions on religious organizations unconstitutional under the Free Exercise Clause.
Montana Supreme Court rules on sex offender's sentence appeal
The Montana Supreme Court affirmed a ruling on Michael Mitchell's credit for time served after his sentence was revoked for sexual offenses.
Montana Supreme Court Upholds Conviction of Katie Garding
The Montana Supreme Court affirms the reinstatement of Katie Garding's vehicular homicide convictions, impacting her legal options moving forward.
Maryland Court Rules on Health Department Sanctions Case
The Maryland Court of Appeals rules on the Department of Health's sanctions related to defendants found incompetent to stand trial.
Ohio Supreme Court rules on inmate's public records request
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on inmate Thomas Clark's public records requests against the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction.
Ohio Supreme Court rules on appeal mootness in property case
The Ohio Supreme Court reverses a lower court's dismissal of an appeal regarding property rights, clarifying rules on judgment satisfaction and mootness.
Maryland Court Transfers Attorney to Disability Inactive Status
The Maryland Supreme Court has transferred attorney Jay Barry Shuster to disability inactive status, affecting his legal practice.
Connecticut Supreme Court rules on commutation evidence
The Connecticut Supreme Court clarifies how trial courts can use prior commutation decisions in sentencing modifications, impacting future cases.
Fifth Circuit Court Rules on Gun Possession Case Involving Felon
The Fifth Circuit Court affirms the dismissal of a gun possession indictment against Raymond Luna, citing Second Amendment rights.
Court rules on virtual child sexual abuse material case
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals upholds a ruling on virtual child sexual abuse material, impacting First Amendment rights.
Court rules on virtual child sexual abuse material case
The Seventh Circuit Court upheld the dismissal of a possession charge against Steven Anderegg related to virtual child sexual abuse material.
Court of Appeals to Rehear Schrade Jones Case En Banc
The Eleventh Circuit will rehear the case of Schrade Jones v. USA, affecting plaintiffs seeking justice against federal entities.
Court affirms dismissal of possession charge against Anderegg
The Seventh Circuit Court upheld the dismissal of a possession charge against Steven Anderegg, citing First Amendment rights regarding virtual CSAM.
Court upholds jury's decision in Ellis v. Hillsborough Sheriff
The Eleventh Circuit affirms a jury's ruling in favor of Jeremy Ellis, who claimed retaliation after his termination from the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office.
Court affirms seizure of waronfakes.com domain by U.S.
The Third Circuit Court upheld the seizure of the domain waronfakes.com, affirming the government's actions under sanctions laws.
Eighth Circuit upholds police officer's actions in fatal shooting
The Eighth Circuit Court affirmed a ruling on a police shooting case, finding the officer acted within constitutional limits during the incident.