Todd Butler Compared Street Preacher In Supreme Court Case To "Domestic Terrorism" The case was a dry dispute about jurisdiction. There was no reason to impugn the preacher's faith. Reason · Oct 2
Judge Faults Federal Government Lawyer for Apparent AI Hallucination From Judge Hala Jarbou (W.D. Mich.) yesterday in Daghra v. Hinkley: Petitioner, a United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainee,… The post Judge Faults Federal Government Lawyer for Apparent AI Hallucination appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Jul 17
"ICE Expected the Court to Accept … [Its] Basis for Detaining Petitioner, but Shield Its Rationale from the Court" "Such practices are repugnant to the rule of law, and ICE is warned that further obfuscation and misuse of sealing and redaction before the undersigned will lead to sanctions against the agency." Reason · Jun 1
No Religious Discrimination in Firing Employee Because of Controversy Caused by Employee's Removing Israeli Hostage Posters Ali v. Mindful Care, Inc., decided two weeks ago by the Illinois Human Rights Commission rejected claims by Ali, who… The post No Religious Discrimination in Firing Employee Because of Controversy Caused by Employee's Removing Israeli Hostage Posters appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Apr 28
Presence of Probable Cause Precludes Claim That Immigration Arrest Was Retaliation for First-Amendment-Protected Speech So concludes a federal district in Louisiana, disagreeing with a Ninth Circuit panel. Reason · Jan 2
Florida Republican candidate in hot water after underage teen girl relationship allegations resurface Ron DeSantis' potential replacement facing some awkward allegations. We Got This Covered · Dec 5, 2025
Bill DeBlasio Argued N.Y. Had First Amendment Duty to Pay Travel Costs for NYPD Security Detail on His Presidential Campaign A short excerpt from the 33,000-word De Blasio v. N.Y. City Conflict of Interest Board, decided Tuesday by Manhattan judge… The post Bill DeBlasio Argued N.Y. Had First Amendment Duty to Pay Travel Costs for NYPD Security Detail on His Presidential Campaign appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Jan 15, 2025
Former Democratic Socialist Houston Judge Franklin Bynum Reprimanded by Texas Judicial Disciplinary Board, for … what the board finds to be willful violations of the law, bias against domestic violence victims, and, among other things, having "selfie while wearing a 'Defund Police' t-shirt ... on his Twitter feed." Reason · Jan 2, 2025
Overview of Amicus Briefs Supporting Petitioner in Trump v. Griswold About 30 amicus briefs were filed to reverse the Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling that disqualified President Trump from the ballot. Reason · Jan 19, 2024
Delhi HC dismisses plea seeking ban on display of images in anti-tobacco ad campaign at cinemas NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court on Wednesday dismissed a petition seeking direction to prohibit the display of graphic imagery in the anti-tobacco health spots/advertisements that are played before and during the screening of films in cinema halls, on television, on OTT platforms and other audio-visual mediums of screening/streaming movie. The Times of India · Sep 20, 2023
Gov.-DeSantis-Suspended Tampa Prosecutor Andrew Warren's State-Law Challenge Fizzles on Timeliness Grounds The federal law challenge, which was rejected by the District Court, is still on appeal to the Eleventh Circuit. Reason · Jun 22, 2023
Race-Related Insulting Complaints to Supervisors in Public University and the First Amendment In Mitchell v. Univ. of N.C. Bd. of Governors, decided April 4 by the North Carolina Court of Appeal, Prof. Alvin Mitchell, "Associate Professor of Justice Studies in the Department of Social Sciences" at Winston-Salem State University, was fired in part based on a letter he sent to Department of… Reason · May 22, 2023
Florida Supreme Court issues three opinions from April 10-16 The Florida Supreme Court issued three opinions from April 10-16. As of April 16, the court issued 28 opinions in 2023 —14 fewer than this point a year ago. The three opinions are below: Ballotpedia · Apr 20, 2023
Priscilla Presley questions Lisa Marie trust after being 'written out and replaced' Lisa Marie sadly passed away earlier this month at the age of 54 after suffering two cardiac arrests Daily Record · Jan 28, 2023
Reason · Sep 14, 2022 Lucifer Dodges a Lawsuit From Watts v. Lucifer, decided yesterday by Judge Sam Crow (D. Kan.): Petitioner James B. Watts, who is proceeding pro se and in forma pauperis, is a pretrial detainee incarcerated at the Butler County Jail facing state criminal charges…. Petitioner … [filed various motions, including a motion] titled "Motion to…