Lawmaker’s Lawsuit Challenges Oklahoma Permit-less Carry Proposal
State Rep. Ron Lowe says the bill violates the Oklahoma constitution by being overly broad.
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North Carolina Man Wins $750k from Wife’s Lover
Robert Kevin Howard used the state’s Alienation of Affection tort to win $750,000 from his wife’s lover, saying the man intentionally ruined their marriage.
Lawsuit Says Delaware Inmate’s Suicide Could’ve Been Prevented
Darius Sarro tried to kill himself multiple times after enduring repeated rapes and constant bullying. Corrections officials did nothing to stop him from trying again.
Supreme Court to Decide if Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity are Protected By Civil Rights Act
The justices will consider today whether Title VII covers sexual orientation and gender identity.
Transgender Michigan Woman to Read Civil Rights Complaint to Supreme Court
Aimee Stephens was fired by a Metro Detroit funeral home after beginning her transition from male to female.
Trump Wins Reprieve Hours After Judge Orders Him to Hand Over Tax Returns
However, the reprieve is only temporary–Trump was already ordered by one judge to release his tax returns.
ACLU Files Family Separation Suit On Behalf of Family Separation Victims
The lawsuit wants the government to create a medical fund for parents and children who remain traumatized, having been forcibly separated along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Vape Shops and E-Cigarette Retailers Sue New York, Massachusetts
New York and Massachusetts are facing lawsuits from enraged e-cigarette retailers, who say that statewide vaping bans will put them out of business. They’re seeking separate, state-specific injunctions against the crackdown on flavored vape products. In September, New York became the first state in the U.S. to restrict the sale of flavored e-cigarettes and nicotine
Trump Orders Officials to Reject Immigrants Who Don’t Have Health Insurance
Americans aren’t entitled to healthcare, yet immigrants apparently have to have it.
Student Sues Auburn University for $10m and In-State Tuition
Brooke and Jeffrey Prosser say Auburn is ripping off some Alabama students to the tune of $30,000 per year.