In her ruling, U.S. District Judge Miranda Du observed the racially charged beginnings of United States Code Section 1326, the first federal statute criminalizing illegal re-entry after deportation or removal.
The lawsuit alleges that New York has needlessly endangered restaurants, gyms, and certain indoor entertainment venues with targeted restrictions.
The lawsuit claims that Texas’s statewide ban on mask mandates endangers disabled and medically compromised schoolchildren.
A New Mexico Corrections Training Academy is at the center of a whistleblower lawsuit filed by a former instructor.
The lawsuit accuses Kenosha law enforcement officials of conspiring with White militias and failing to protecting Black Lives Matter protesters’ lives.
Last month, a federal judge invalidated a six-year-old settlement which obliged Arizona to provide better health care for inmates. In her ruling, the judge said the state was not making a good-faith effort to live up to its own terms.
The Georgia Supreme Court has ruled that pre-settlement “loans” do not qualify as loans under the Payday Lending Act or Industrial Loan Act.
Adultery, insanity, incarceration are the other grounds for Absolute Divorce.
Tiny Teeth Pediatric Dentistry in Wichita is at the center of a wrongful death lawsuit after a child died during a routine procedure.
SDWR owner to pay penalties for offering untrained service dogs to customers.