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Lawsuits & Litigation
Federal Judge Blocks Ten Commandments Displays in Texas Schools
In his decision, U.S. District Judge Orlando L. Garcia found that “displaying the Ten Commandments on the wall of a public-school classroom as set forth in S.B. 10 violates the Establishment Clause [of the Constitution].”
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against New York Sanctuary Law
In court documents, the U.S. Department of Justice claimed that New York’s policy was illegal because it interferes with the execution of immigration enforcement operations. However, in her Monday ruling, D’Agostino found that, under the 10th Amendment, states have a right to refuse to participate in federal immigration enforcement activities.
Former Pittsburgh “Dog Cop” Files Lawsuit Against Department
“No male officer in Zone 3 was burdened with these onerous and humiliating requirements,” the lawsuit alleges.
Whole Foods Meat Labeling Subject of PETA Lawsuit Over False Claims
The lawsuit comes just days after national animal welfare groups ASPCA, Humane World for Animals (formerly Humane Society of the United States), and Compassion in World Farming quietly fled the board of directors of GAP, where they sat for more than a decade.
How an Immigration Attorney Can Simplify the PR Process in Australia
If you’re considering applying for permanent residency, consulting with an experienced immigration attorney is a practical first step toward understanding your options and building a strong application.
Georgia Supreme Court OKs Hair Product Lawsuit
In court filings, Burroughs told the Georgia Supreme Court that she started using chemical hair relaxing products to straighten her hair in or around 1995. Many of these products were manufactured by either Strength of Nature or L’Oreal, both of which are named as defendants in the lawsuit.
Florida House Advances Wrongful Death Expansion
House advances bill expanding who may sue in malpractice deaths.
Texas AG Sues State Agency for Suppressing Religious Speech
“This amounts to a wholesale exclusion of certain people—no matter how needy—from state benefits under the program based solely on the religious character of their course of study,” the lawsuit claims. “Banning religious instruction, worship, and proselytization directly burdens religious expression and conditions the receipt of State benefits on nonreligious use.”
Trump Administration Joins Lawsuit Against California Redistricting Plan
“These losers lost at the ballot box and soon they will also lose in court,” said Brandon Richards, a spokesperson for California Gov. Gavin Newsom.