In Court - Page 242

September 16, 2022

Michigan judge finds key parts of newborn blood-testing program to be unconstitutional

Michigan parents won a key ruling when a judge found the newborn blood-testing program to be unconstitutional. The parents raised concerns about how leftover samples are used.

September 16, 2022

New judge joining the bench in West Virginia's Ninth Family Court Circuit in Logan County

West Virginia resident Robert McCormick Ilderton was appointed to the Ninth Family Court Circuit in Logan. Ilderton has 19 years of legal experience.

September 15, 2022

Phil Mickelson considering withdrawing from LIV lawsuit against PGA Tour

LIV Golf player Phil Mickelson is considering withdrawing from the antitrust lawsuit against the PGA Tour, which would make him the fifth golfer to do so.

September 15, 2022

Montana judge blocks state law requiring transgender surgery to change birth certificate

A Montana judge ruled a law requiring transgender people to have surgery before they change the gender on their birth certificate violates the state's constitution.

September 15, 2022

GoFundMe donations pour in for teen ordered to pay alleged rapist's family $150K

A GoFundMe drive for a 17-year-old sex trafficking victim ordered to pay restitution to the family of an alleged rapist she killed has raised nearly $400,000.

September 15, 2022

Ohio bakery celebrates defamation win over Oberlin, vows to rebuild what false accusations of racism destroyed

Lorna Gibson, the owner of Gibson's Bakery in Ohio, is speaking out after her family's years-long legal battle against Oberlin College over false accusations of racism.

September 14, 2022

Parkland shooting trial: Judge lashes out at defense lawyers after they rested their case

Florida school shooter Nikolas Cruz's defense team abruptly rested their case Tuesday with no advance warning, eliciting a spirited scolding from the judge for wasting the court's time.

September 14, 2022

Florida Parkland school shooter trial: Defense suddenly rests its case in penalty phase

A sudden development in the Florida Parkland school shooting trial of Nikolas Cruz as the defense rested it case in the penalty phase without warning.

September 14, 2022

'Pike County Massacre' trial: Ohio man recounts loss of 8 family members in one day

An Ohio logger spoke publicly for the first time about the massacre of eight members of his family by another family when he testified Tuesday at the trial of one of the alleged killers.

September 13, 2022

Eagles fans file lawsuit against Commanders claiming injuries when railing collapsed at FedEx Field

Four Philadelphia Eagles fans have filed a lawsuit against the Washington Commanders seeking money for injuries they say they suffered after a game last season.