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Why did the Supreme Court deliberate previous Republican candidate Ritesh Tandon's lawsuit against Governor Gavin Newson?
The Supreme Court April 9 ruled 5-4 in favor of two Indian Americans who had sued California Governor Gavin Newsom, saying their rights to livelihood and freedom of speech had been hampered by his restrictive COVID policies, which have limited indoor gatherings. The lawsuit, Tandon vs. Newsom, was filed on behalf of aspiring Republican politician Ritesh Tandon, who launched a challenge to incumbent Congressman Ro Khanna, a Democrat, in Californiaâs 17 th district; and winemaker Dhruv Khanna, of Kirigin Cellars. Nine other plaintiffs in the lawsuit claimed Newsomâs âBlueprint fo...
SCOTUS Grants Injunction to California Plaintiffs Challenging COVID-19 Restrictions 2 hours ago On Friday, a divided Supreme Court granted an injunction to applicants challenging California’s COVID-19 restrictions on in-home religious gatherings, political activities, and business operations, consequently putting those restrictions on hold. This judgment effectively reversed the Ninth Circuit’s March 30 denial of an emergency request for relief to the same 10 individuals. In a per curiam opinion followed by a three-justice dissent — and a note that Chief Justice John Roberts would deny ...
Ninth Circuit Denies Emergency Motion Challenging California COVID-19 Gathering Restrictions 6 days ago On Tuesday, a divided appellate panel denied a request from individuals for an emergency injunction pending appeal seeking to prevent the enforcement of California’s COVID-19 restrictions on private gatherings and various limitations on businesses. The appellants challenged the constitutionality of those restrictions as applied to their in-home Bible studies, political activities, and business operations. The court concluded that the movants failed to meet the requirements for what it dee...
Agriculture your username 4 days ago More than two dozen unjust enrichment claims made by Sandeeâs Catering will move ahead following an opinion and order by Judge Virginia M. Kendall on Monday. The case is one of several antitrust suits alleging that the nationâs largest turkey integrators colluded to fix and raise prices by agreeing, through defendant Agri Stats Inc., to exchange sensitive information regarding their turkey production and sales. In October of last year, the court upheld most of Sandeeâs complaint but granted the defendantsâ joint motion to dismiss the un...