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Kenyan court lifts ban on LGBTQ film
The Kenyan Court of Appeals overturned a ban on the film “Rafiki” on January 23, 2026, after an eight-year legal campaign. The film, directed by
Kenya AI rollout challenged in court over rights
A group of activists has petitioned the High Court seeking intervention to prevent the rollout of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies they deem high-risk. The activists
California redistricting maps upheld by Supreme Court
California’s newly drawn congressional maps will be used in the 2026 midterm elections after the U.S. Supreme Court denied an emergency appeal from California Republicans
GOP Views on Supreme Court Expansion Shift With Political Gain
Republican lawmakers in Utah and Wyoming are considering changes to the size of their state supreme courts, mirroring a similar effort in Arizona. These actions
Supreme Court ICE Ruling Draws Criticism from Local Advocates
Milwaukee civil rights organizers are preparing for potential increased immigration enforcement activity following a recent Supreme Court decision. The ruling, a victory for the Trump
Solicitor General Supports Catholic Schools in Supreme Court Case
The United States Solicitor General has urged the Supreme Court to review a Colorado policy that excludes Catholic preschools from a state-funded universal preschool program.
Supreme Court to Consider Ending Partisan Gerrymandering
The proposed redistricting bill in Annapolis has drawn criticism regarding its development and potential impact on political representation. Concerns have been raised about the process
Supreme Court and Appellate Decisions of 2025
The Supreme Court and Appellate Practice at Sullivan & Cromwell achieved significant victories in 2025, marked by successes in the U.S. Supreme Court and various
Appeals court finds South Dakota governor’s Venezuela decision unlawful
A federal appeals court has ruled against the Trump administration’s decision to end temporary protected status (TPS) for citizens of Venezuela. The 9th U.S. Circuit
Appeals Court Finds Noem’s Venezuelan Protections Decision Illegal
A federal appeals court has ruled against the Department of Homeland Security’s decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for citizens of Haiti and Venezuela.