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10th Circuit sides with DPS critic in First Amendment case | Courts - Vimarsana News

10th Circuit sides with DPS critic in First Amendment case | Courts

The federal appeals court based in Colorado agreed on Tuesday that Denver Public Schools could not restrict a man's access to district property or bar him from his volunteer football coaching position, despite the district's concern about harassment and bullying directed toward employees.

Kindergarten boy may pursue sex-bias claim after expulsion for wearing earrings, 10th Circuit says - Vimarsana News

Kindergarten boy may pursue sex-bias claim after expulsion for wearing earrings, 10th Circuit says

A federal judge applied the wrong standard when he tossed a sex-bias lawsuit filed on behalf of a 5-year-old boy who was expelled for wearing blue stud earrings to kindergarten, a federal appeals court has ruled.

IRS can examine church's bank records amid investigation: court - Vimarsana News

IRS can examine church's bank records amid investigation: court

An appeals court has rejected a Kansas-based church's attempt to stop an Internal Revenue Service investigation from obtaining its bank records as part of an investigation of a state senator.

10th Circuit denies arbitration bid by Ukrainian oligarch in RICO suit - Vimarsana News

10th Circuit denies arbitration bid by Ukrainian oligarch in RICO suit

An investment manager seeks to recoup $100 million it invested in Ukrainian egg producers before the Russian invasion of Crimea in 2014.

Government's 23-month delay not a reason to dismiss criminal case, 10th Circuit rules - Vimarsana News

Government's 23-month delay not a reason to dismiss criminal case, 10th Circuit rules

Even though the government waited 23 months after indicting a defendant to resume its prosecution, a trial judge was wrong to conclude the delay violated the man's constitutional right to