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Legal challenge alleges Texas’ Truth in Labeling Law favors the animal agriculture industry.

Professors Baude and Paulson have dusted off Section 3 of the 14th Amendment hoping deprive Trump voters a chance to elect their candidate.

Judge Amul Thapar of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit last week wrote an opinion showing again that conservative jurisprudence is often likely to favor the “ordinary person” and the “human element.”

LARAMIE — A second ruling from U.S. Senior District Judge Nancy Freudenthal was issued Thursday to dismiss parts of Laramie Faith Community Church elder Todd Schmidt’s lawsuit against the University

A second ruling from U.S. Senior District Judge Nancy Freudenthal was issued Thursday to dismiss parts of Laramie Faith Community Church elder Todd Schmidt’s lawsuit against the University of Wyoming.

In many states, asset forfeiture laws allow law enforcement agencies to seize valuable property based on mere suspicion that it was used in a crime, and then keep it even if the owner was never convic...

Supporters of felon voting in North Carolina are urging a federal court to expedite their case. They filed a motion Thursday in US District Court seeking a hearing on their requests for an injunction and summary judgment in the legal dispute.

It is common knowledge that every state has some requirement that companies doing business in the state register to do so. However, under the most recent U.S. Supreme Court decision...

On August 7, 2023, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a nationwide injunction in Career Colleges and Schools of Texas v. Cardona, preventing the U.S. Department of Education (ED)...

The decision provides important protection for property rights, and features a powerful concurring opinion by prominent conservative Judge Amal Thapar.