Tuesday’s decision means Judge Jefferson Griffin’s challenge could eventually be heard by the North Carolina Supreme Court, ...

Alec Baldwin, whose involuntary manslaughter case was dismissed last summer over suppressed evidence, is taking the fatal 2021 "Rust" set shooting back to the court room. The actor on Thursday ...

Supreme Court Chief Justice Mike Randolph appointed three judges to serve the new CCID court, which is set to be possibly ...

According to an internal memo, the U.S. Department of Justice has ordered its civil rights division to stop any ongoing ...

It is unclear exactly how long the pause will last, though The Washington Post reported the division will halt action for at ...

Quietly, just before the calendar turned for the new year, an already whopping debt tentatively owed by President-elect Donald Trump and co-defendants in his New York civil fraud case hit an eye ...

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A short explanation of relists is available here. The Supreme Court’s upcoming conference – the second January conference — is ordinarily the justices’ last opportunity to add new cases to the docket ...

“After the Miami-Dade County Prosecutor’s office elected not to pursue criminal charges, a civil case is the only avenue that my client has to seek justice in this case,” Dunn said in an ...

The Supreme Court has relisted two Second Amendment cases for its conference on Friday January 17. They include Snope v. Brown, which concerns whether Maryland may ban semiautomatic rifles that ...

The Court observed that the transfer of these cases to a single High Court would help in deciding these matters faster and avoid contradictory judgments. The Supreme Court on Wednesday prima facie ...

No Supreme Court case made any such claim, and following Heller, "That advice has not aged well." Judge Cheryl Ann Krause wrote that courts should not "blindly defer to a categorical presumption ...