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Supreme Court’s Public Approval Declines Following Divisive Tariff Ruling
Supreme Court Approval Drops to 42%, Poll Reveals Deep Partisan Divide Key Takeaways: A recent Marquette Law School Poll indicates Supreme Court approval has fallen
Cities Seek to Limit Liability for Police Misconduct
Recent legal outcomes in police misconduct cases are raising questions about accountability and the ability of victims to receive full compensation. On Wednesday, Sean Grayson,
Supreme Court Dismisses Case of Journalist Arrested in Texas
The Supreme Court declined to revive a civil rights claim brought by a citizen journalist who was arrested for soliciting information from a police officer.
Supreme Court Considers FCC Telecoms Privacy Fines
The United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday in cases brought by AT&T and Verizon challenging fines imposed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Trump Seeks Dismissal of Police Consent Decrees
The Trump administration has taken steps to dismantle the federal framework for addressing police misconduct, including dismissing ongoing investigations and pending consent decrees in cities
ACLU Supports Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
The Dakota Access Pipeline project, approved in January 2016, was designed to transport crude oil from the Bakken region of North Dakota through South Dakota,
Settlement Reached in Police Violence Case Involving Protesters
A settlement has been reached in the case of Attica Scott, et. al. v. Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government, et. al., after five years of litigation.
SEC authority on recovering ill-gotten gains faces Supreme Court review
The US Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Monday concerning the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) ability to extract funds from alleged wrongdoers through
Sixth Circuit rejects immunity for officer in Williams shooting
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has reversed a decision granting qualified immunity to a Canton, Ohio police officer involved in the
Massachusetts Court Hears Challenge to Public Records Law
A U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit ruling on August 26, 2011, affirmed a First Amendment right to record police activity in public