Court Allows Submarine Filings
From Friday's order in Reyes v. Turin (N.D. Ill.).The post Court Allows Submarine Filings appeared first on Reason.com. Source link
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Litigant Who Cited “Fictional Authority” Ordered to Include All Cited Authorities in Future Filings in Any Court
From In re Obeginski, decided by the Texas Court of Appeals yesterday (Chief Justice Scott Golemon, joined by Justices Jay Wright and Kent Chambers): In an order imposing sanctions on Scott Mitchell Obeginski for citing…
The First Opinion From Justice Hawkins on the Supreme Court of Texas
I am pleased to share the first signed opinion from Justice Kyle Hawkins, the newest member of the Texas Supreme Court. San Antonio v. Realme is like a fun statutory interpretation case involving, of all things, a Turkey…
Royal Family LIVE: Prince Harry court blow as pals ‘not all tight lipped’ | Royal | News
Prince Harry’s friends would give information to journalists a former newspaper editor has told the High Court. Katie Nicholl was speaking at a privacy case brought by the Duke of Sussex and six other public figures against…
Is Judge Pauline Newman Entitled to Her Day in Court?
Josh Blackman, Jonathan Adler, and I have all previously blogged (here, here, and here) about issues relating to the "stealth impeachment" of Judge Pauline Newman of the Federal Circuit. Judge Newman has been…
Appeals Court Revives Trump ‘Third Country’ Deportation Plan
An appeals court will allow the Trump administration to continue removing illegal immigrants to “third countries,” or locations other than their country of origin, for now. The U.S. 1st Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a…
Today in Supreme Court History: March 12, 1889
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Appeals Court Hands Trump Admin. a Win in High-Stakes Immigration Case – RedState
We've seen several cases involving the Trump administration that have called to mind a ping-pong match, but this one might be the most ping-pongy of all. The case is styled D.V.D. v. U.S. Dept. of Homeland…
LGBT-identified Texas judge loses bid for reelection after indictment for ordering defense attorney handcuffed in court
An LGBT-identified Texas county judge who faced criminal charges and suspension over an incident in which she ordered a defense attorney to be handcuffed in court lost her bid for reelection this week. #Texas #LGBT #Judge…
Today in Supreme Court History: March 11, 1936
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