Law - Page 11

November 20

Federal judge allows Texas AG to challenge Harris County bail reforms: ‘Unleashing criminals’

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wins court approval to intervene in a Harris County bail reform lawsuit, vowing to do "everything in my power" to reverse the policy.

November 19

Federal judge rules law requiring display of Ten Commandments in Texas classrooms unconstitutional

A federal judge ruled that Texas' law requiring Ten Commandments displays in public school classrooms violates the Establishment Clause of the U.S. Constitution.

November 18

BBC chair tells staffers it's determined to fight Trump lawsuit off, no basis for defamation claim

BBC Chair Samir Shah tells staff the broadcaster will fight President Donald Trump's threatened lawsuit over its Jan. 6 editing documentary controversy.

November 17

BBC says it has not heard from Trump’s legal team since threat of $5 billion lawsuit

The BBC has not heard from President Donald Trump’s legal team since he told reporters about plans to file a lawsuit over a controversial Jan. 6 documentary.

November 16

JONATHAN TURLEY: When the law goes to the dogs

Dogs with guns and fire? Legal expert explores bizarre cases where pets caused serious damage and the complex liability laws that apply to canine-caused chaos.

November 14

Iowa special education aide fired over Charlie Kirk comment files lawsuit

Iowa teacher sues school district after firing over Charlie Kirk Facebook post, claiming First Amendment violation in latest educator lawsuit.

November 14

GREGG JARRETT: Comey’s Russian hoax is a reminder of how he is similar to Nixon

Former FBI Director James Comey's handwritten notes reveal he knew Hillary Clinton's campaign created the Russia collusion narrative to damage Donald Trump.

November 13

First lady Melania Trump introduces Trump executive order signing to bolster America’s foster care system

First lady Melania Trump introduces President Donald Trump's executive order to bolster America’s foster care system before he signs it.

November 13

Justice Department withdraws SNAP appeal from Supreme Court as funding resumes

Lawyers for the Trump administration told the Supreme Court their SNAP appeal was moot after the president signed a funding bill to resume full payments for the food aid program.

November 13

Georgia judge declares city ordinance banning guns in unlocked cars as 'unenforceable'

A Georgia judge ruled Savannah's gun ordinance unconstitutional, tossing the case against a man cited for leaving a firearm in unlocked vehicle.