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This year, the First Liberty Institute and the national law firm of McGuire Woods stepped in to file a motion for a temporary restraining order against the National Park Service.

Hawaii repealed the bans on manufacture, sale, transfer, possession, and transportation of Butterfly Knives (Balisongs), Switchblades and Gravity Knives as well as brass knuckles (including Trench Knives and Karambits), Swords and Spears. The new law is effective immediately. Concealed carry remains illegal.

Holland & Knight Feel Elon's Ire After Professor's Amicus Brief: Should have seen this coming. EThe EEOC Greenlit An Unexpected Lawsuit: Sure King & Spalding isn't too happy. Simply The Best!: Does your school make the list of the world's best law schools? Who Is Getting The Scholarship Money?: The actual paper trail doesn't look very "woke". Looks Like The First Amendment Is On TikTok's Side: Better scrounge up some evidence, DOJ.

In this month's article, we share some of our top "bites" covered during the April 2024 webinar.

Lilya Tessler talks filing the Amicus Brief on behalf of the Chamber of Digital Commerce in the SEC Ripple XRP Lawsuit. Visit the ...

Successfully navigating antitrust agency investigations requires a familiarity with Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission processes,

Read more Stateline coverage of how states are protecting and curbing access to abortion. A doctor in Idaho recently saw a pregnant patient whose water broke at 15 weeks of pregnancy — something that normally happens at 38 weeks or later. It was about eight weeks before the fetus could be delivered and survive, even with medical […] The post US Supreme Court urged to protect emergency room abortion care ahead of arguments appeared first on Stateline.

(RNS) — There are many questions around homelessness for us to answer as a country. Johnson v. Grants Pass is answering none of them.

Democrats are looking for a solution after Alabama Secretary of State Wes Allen notified the Alabama Democratic Party and the Democratic National Committee the

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyDonald Trump is two weeks away from asking the Supreme Court to grant him immunity from prosecution for trying to overturn the 2020 election, a move that former military leaders call “the single greatest threat” the country has ever seen—and one that presidential scholars separately say runs the risk of violating the most severe concerns about a dictatorship from the nation’s Founding Fathers.On Monday, 14 nat...