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The Virginia chapter of the NAACP has sued the Shenandoah County School Board over two schools being renamed after Confederate generals.

The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed a ruling favoring a North Carolina government board in its licensing dispute with a drone-operating company. Appellate judges agreed that the board did not violate the plaintiffs' constitutional rights.

The 18 plaintiffs challenging an Arkansas law that would alter libraries’ processes for reconsidering materials asked a federal judge Wednesday to make his temporary injunction of the law permanent, according to court documents. Sixteen of the plaintiffs sued the state and Crawford County in June over Act 372 of 2023, which would create criminal liability […] The post Plaintiffs seek permanent injunction of Arkansas’ blocked library obscenity law appeared first on Arkansas Advocate.

Since we’ve been preoccupied with the litigation over SEC’s climate disclosure rules, it’s time for a break. Something new and different. How about the litigation over the California...

The new year is bringing a host of new gun control laws to California, but Second Amendment activists are engaged in a full-court press to keep the state’s latest infringements from impacting gu...