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Trump pledges to crush sanctuary cities. He is not powerless to do so, but there are constitutional constraints on how far he can go. Can Trump command cities to enforce
The White House informed The Associated Press that its access to the Oval Office and the Diplomatic Room would be restricted if AP did not start using the term “Gulf
Audra Worlow thinks of herself as pro-life. A 32-year-old, married stay-at-home mom in Ohio, Worlow takes her Catholic faith seriously. She’s against both in vitro fertilization (IVF), which she calls
International Health Brands takes aim at former COO alleging trade secret theft of ingredients in immunity gummies | Accusations include deceptive marketing strategies, infringement, unfair competition, and misappropriation of trade
If you ever wonder why court cases take so long to resolve, maybe it is because sometimes the courts are bogged down in really silly lawsuits like this one. But,
A Las Vegas attorney weighed in as the start of the trial of the former Las Vegas-area politician accused of killing an investigative journalist began on Monday with jury selection. Robert
In Foy v. Florida Commission on Offender Review, Attorneys Carrie Goldberg, Andrew Greenlee, and Marc Randazza prevailed when seeking a court order that a mother could communicate with her formerly
Randazza Legal Group has secured a significant victory for free speech rights in the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. The case, Berge v. School Committee of Gloucester,
CASE OVERVIEW UPDATE – ON 25 JULY, THE COURT GRANTED OUR MOTION FOR PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION, ALLOWING MS. FOY TO COMMUNICATE WITH HER SON! ORDER HERE This is a case about
Brewer, Maine: A group of students circulated a petition pertaining to bathroom policies at Brewer High School. The school shut down the petition, threatening the students with discipline if they
A pair of Las Vegas strip clubs are in court to decide whether one’s parody-based name is too close to the other’s. Spearmint Rhino, a chain of adult entertainment clubs
In 1927 the Commonwealth of Massachusetts executed Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. History has shown that they were framed, and the Commonwealth has at least acknowledged that they did not
