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Varsity Athlete Can't Sue University for Being Cut from Team
By Adam Ramirez | Last updated on
Being cut from a team and losing your athletic scholarship is not grounds for a lawsuit. That is how the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has ruled...
There is No Right to Conceal a Firearm, 10th Cir. Rules
By Adam Ramirez | Last updated on
The 10th Circuit has ruled that permits allowing people to carry concealed weapons are not protected by the Second Amendment. The Second Amendment and gun...
U.S. Can Kill Americans Overseas if they Pose 'Imminent Threat:' Justice Memo
By Adam Ramirez | Last updated on
The U.S . can lawfully kill an American citizen overseas if it determines the target is a "senior, operational leader" of al-Qaeda or an associated group and...
2 Couples Sue to Block Texas' Same-Sex Marriage Ban
By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on
Two Texas couples are fighting to prevent Texas' gay marriage ban from being enforced, and filed a motion to block the law in federal court on Friday. In their...
Texas Abortion Law is Unconstitutional, Federal Judge Rules
By Adam Ramirez | Last updated on
Key parts of Texas' new abortion law have been ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge. The stunning legal ruling (attached below) came Monday, a day before...
'To Kill a Mockingbird' Author Harper Lee Sues Ala. Museum in War of Words
By Adam Ramirez | Last updated on
Harper Lee, reclusive author the classic novel "To Kill a Mockingbird," has sued her hometown museum claiming improper use of her name and the novel's...