Oklahoma Supreme Court establishes new case type for expungement
The Oklahoma Supreme Court has authorized a new case type for expunging eligible records, impacting the OSBI and those seeking record removal.
Arizona Supreme Court rules on paternity case involving Strang
The Arizona Supreme Court clarifies paternity laws in Strang v. Malay/Hernandez, allowing biological fathers to assert claims despite previous acknowledgments.
Rhode Island Supreme Court Upholds Lawyer's Suspension
The Rhode Island Supreme Court has upheld the suspension of attorney Steven D. DiLibero for one year, following a Massachusetts ruling.
Oklahoma Supreme Court mandates judge identification in rulings
Oklahoma Supreme Court rules judges must be named in per curiam opinions, enhancing transparency in the judicial process.
Federal Circuit vacates judgment in NCS Multistage case
The Federal Circuit vacated a lower court's ruling in the NCS Multistage case, affecting patent infringement claims and future legal interpretations.
Ninth Circuit upholds denial of Troiano's release request
The Ninth Circuit affirms the denial of James Troiano's motion for compassionate release, citing nonretroactive sentencing guideline changes.
Court dismisses appeal in pediatricians' case against Florida AG
The Seventh Circuit Court dismisses an appeal involving the American Academy of Pediatrics and Florida's Attorney General, impacting federalism and First Amendment rights.
Court dismisses appeal in pediatricians' case against Florida AG
The Seventh Circuit dismissed an appeal by the Florida AG after the American Academy of Pediatrics voluntarily dropped its complaint.
Court rules on Cato Institute's FOIA request against FBI
The court ruled on the Cato Institute's FOIA request against the FBI, addressing search adequacy and document withholding.
Wyoming Supreme Court rules on sentencing appeal case
The Wyoming Supreme Court upheld the denial of Brian Melber's motion to correct his sentence, affecting his time served credit.
Colorado Supreme Court upholds jury instruction on reasonable doubt
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that the 2023 jury instruction on reasonable doubt is constitutional, affirming Alexis Teran Sanchez's conviction.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Suspends Attorney Kenton Cobb for Misconduct
The Oklahoma Supreme Court has suspended attorney Kenton Cobb for three months following professional misconduct in Wyoming, affecting his legal practice.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Reverses Parental Rights Termination
The Oklahoma Supreme Court overturned a lower court's ruling that terminated Jessica Worley-Maycumber's parental rights, citing due process violations.
Idaho Supreme Court Reverses Dismissal of Ennis Appeal
The Idaho Supreme Court has reversed a lower court's dismissal of Steven Ennis's post-conviction relief petition, allowing for further proceedings.
Colorado Supreme Court rules on vehicular eluding case
The Colorado Supreme Court reversed a lower court's ruling in a vehicular eluding case involving Jeffery Sloan, impacting future jury instruction standards.
Court affirms denial of habeas petition in Martin case
The Eleventh Circuit upheld the denial of George Martin's habeas petition, addressing prosecutorial misconduct and trial rights.
Ninth Circuit Reinstates Kia, Hyundai Theft Case Claims
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals revives claims against Kia and Hyundai over vehicle thefts, affirming personal jurisdiction in California.
Ninth Circuit revives Kia Hyundai theft lawsuit against firms
The Ninth Circuit Court reinstates a lawsuit against Kia and Hyundai over vehicle thefts, impacting insurance companies and consumers nationwide.
Tenth Circuit upholds conviction in firearm possession case
The Tenth Circuit affirmed Garryn Jackson's conviction for firearm possession, ruling police had reasonable suspicion for the stop.
Oklahoma Supreme Court rules on Thomas & Goza vs. Liberty Mutual
The Oklahoma Supreme Court has issued a ruling in the case of Thomas & Goza v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, impacting insurance claims processes.