Federal Court Orders Phoenix, AZ, to Offer Coronavirus-Related Housing Relief to Immigrants
Since the relief can be considered short-term emergency funds, there’s no reason to deny immigrants access.
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Tempe, AZ, Will Pay $300k to Settle Claim That Police Officer Held Unarmed Black Hotel Worker at Gunpoint
After receiving reports of a Caucasian gunman near a Tempe hotel, Officer Ronald Kerzaya pulled a gun on a Black hotel worker, told him he matched the suspect’s description, and forced him to his knees.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Hears Trump Campaign Request to Toss Out Thousands of Votes
While a few conservative justices are receptive to part of the campaign’s argument, none seem inclined to disenfranchise voters en masse.
Michigan Senate Passes Bill Intended to Limit Public Health Orders to 28 Days
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is not expected to sign the bill.
Justice Department Sues Alabama Over Prison Conditions So Bad They’re Unconstitutional
The federal Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Alabama, alleging that conditions in the state’s prisons are illegally bad. In its complaint, the Justice Department claims that Alabama and its corrections system have taken insufficient steps to protect prisoners from violence—violence from their fellow inmates, and from facility staff, too. According to National
Supreme Court Shoots Down Conservative Challenge to Election Results
Even the two justices who said they would not have denied the lawsuit outright clarified they would not have granted the complaint’s demands.
Supreme Court Says Muslim Men on No-Fly List Can Sue FBI Agents
However, it remains to be seen whether the three plaintiffs can challenge the deeply-entrenched doctrine of qualified immunity, which protects most civil servants from lawsuits.
Michigan Judge Says Businesses Can Discriminate Against Gay, Lesbian People
Michigan Attorney Dana Nessel said she is planning to appeal the decision.
Attorneys General in Battleground States Tell Texas to Keep Its Nose Out of Their Business
One attorney general called Texas’s attempts to discard millions of legally-cast ballots “Faustian.”
Texas-Led Lawsuit Seeking to Overturn Election Counts Heads to Supreme Court
Sen. John Cornyn, Texas’s former attorney general, publicly said he cannot rationalize the lawsuit’s legal basis.