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A federal appeals court rules the government cannot take away the Second Amendment rights of people convicted of minor, nonviolent offenses.

On May 14, 2023, the American Bankers Association joined a lawsuit filed by the Texas Bankers Association and a Texas bank, suing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to obtain a...

Is effectively the law unless there is a restraining order or some kind of injunctive relief. >> where does it start and where does it end? could it potentially end in the supreme court? >> yes, that seems to be a likely ending point for this. it's got all of the ingredients. it's got something totally untested and at the same time, it involves a state's use or a subdivision, a city's use of a federal law. so this will probably land in federal court right away, and since there's virtually no precedent i'm aware of on the matter, it's going to go relatively quickly, i would imagine to the supre...

On March 28, 2023, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit issued a decision in U.S. ex rel. Martin v. Hathaway limiting the scope of liability under the Anti-Kickback Statute...

Something like gay marriage, when they decided the obergefell case. um, that was something that took a political hot button and it took it off the table. it said the supreme court made a ruling and no longer were republicans really getting asked the same kinds of questions as often about. well what do you define as marriage? etcetera in this case with the fall of roe versus wade, with its overturning the dobbs case, it put abortion back on the political agenda, and republicans, in my view have been pretty flatfooted in their messaging on this, every new headline about abortion is bringing or p...