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ORLANDO, Fla. — Three Florida residents are suing the state’s Agency For Healthcare Administration and Department of Children and Families, alleging the public health insurance program for low-income and disabled

A federal district court on Aug. 17, 2023, declined to enjoin Florida's law limiting select persons from "foreign countries of concern"...

The patent venue statute appears to be a dinosaur.  Indeed, most areas of law do not have a separate venue statute, including niches like admiralty, class actions, and shareholder disputes. Similarly, the venue subsection for copyright is already aligned with the general venue statute.

We’re beginning to see the appalling legal consequences of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision.

The lawyers for Mark Meadows, then-President Donald Trump's final chief of staff, filed for the charges against him related to the former president's call with Georgia election officials following the 2020 elections to be dismissed.

One weird trick could save us from Trump.

The court is making decisions based on the GOP platform, not the Constitution, says legal scholar Khiara M. Bridges.

CONCORD — A coalition of educators, civil libertarians and LGBTQ+ advocates told a federal court this week that the state’s two-year-old law banning the teaching of discrimination in public schools

CONCORD — A coalition of educators, civil libertarians and LGBTQ+ advocates told a federal court this week that the state’s two-year-old law banning the teaching of discrimination in public schools

A common rallying cry of the right in America, to justify regressive morality laws, is often to say that "America was founded as a Christian country" with "Judeo-Christian values" while the common response from the left is to declare that the United States was founded as an explicitly secular countr...