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By Jason Boleman The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit announced new local rules for judicial conduct and judicial disability on April 13. The new rules, effective May 31 “subject to revision in light of any comments received,” make clear how complainants can submit complaints against members of the judiciary as well as
By Jason Boleman A federal court declared a town’s ban on livestreaming certain interactions may not survive First Amendment scrutiny, and that a plaintiff who was barred from livestreaming an interaction due to the policy “plausibly alleged” a constitutional violation. “Defendants have thus far failed to establish that the alleged livestreaming policy is sufficiently grounded
It got tense in the second half, but the UConn Huskies pulled away from the San Diego State Aztecs to capture their fifth title with a 76-59 victory.
By Jason Boleman A deaf man who sued a hospital after it failed to provide him with an interpreter during his wife’s childbirth had his disability discrimination lawsuit reinstated by the U.S.
By Jason Boleman A doctor who was physically present in North Carolina but examined a patient in Virginia through a telemedicine program had his motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction and for failure to state a claim rejected by a federal court. The Western District of Virginia has personal jurisdiction because the doctor’s alleged ...