April 20, 2017 Army vet acquitted after facing charges for hanging flag at VA site A 75-year-old Army veteran who faced criminal prosecution for displaying the American flag atop a Veterans Affairs fence in 2016 was acquitted earlier this week by a U.S. District Court in California.
April 17, 2017 Arkansas Supreme Court halts two executions set for Monday With only hours to go before the first of seven death row inmates were scheduled to be executed, the Arkansas Supreme Court halted the procedures, putting yet another legal roadblock in the state’s plan to conduct an unprecedented number of executions before the end of the month.
April 14, 2017 Ex-Sheriff Joe Arpaio wants Sessions to testify at trial Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio is looking to bring some star power to his upcoming criminal contempt-of-court trial – asking to have the country's top cop testify.
April 11, 2017 Federal appeals court decision on ObamaCare subsidies <p>The following is the federal appeals court decision on ObamaCare subsidies.</p>
April 10, 2017 Federal judge again rules Texas voter ID law is discriminatory Dealing Texas another rebuke over voting rights, a judge Monday again ruled that Republican lawmakers purposefully designed a strict voter ID law to disadvantage minorities and effectively dampen their growing electoral power.
April 5, 2017 Danger: Judicial usurpation of national security powers A lone Hawaii Federal judge has ruled that President Trump’s anti-terror executive order is unconstitutional – and blocked it.
March 18, 2017 Court blocks law that threatened to close Mississippi's only abortion clinic A federal court on Friday permanently blocked Mississippi's law that threatened to close the state's only abortion clinic by setting a hospital-privileges requirement the clinic couldn't fulfill.
March 17, 2017 NYC memorial to wheelchair-using FDR inaccessible to wheelchair-using visitors, lawsuit says President Franklin Delano Roosevelt used a wheelchair for years but a New York City memorial in his honor is inaccessible to wheelchair-using visitors, a new lawsuit says.
March 17, 2017 Gregg Jarrett: 4 things you need to know about the rulings against Trump's latest travel ban Federal judges in Hawaii and Maryland ruled against President Trump’s revised travel ban with separate, but similar, orders blocking the main provisions of his executive order which limits travel and immigration to the United States from six predominately Muslim countries.
March 16, 2017 Republican-appointed judges on 9th Circuit voice support for Trump travel ban Five judges on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals have broken ranks with their colleagues and voiced support for the legality of President Trump’s original travel ban.
