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Federal Courts 9th Cir to Rehear 'Insolent' Activist's 1st Am Claims

9th Cir to Rehear 'Insolent' Activist's 1st Am Claims

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Benito Acosta's First Amendment challenge to Costa Mesa, California's ordinance restricting behavior at a city council meeting has been resurrected by the...

Federal Courts Phone Book Free Speech Ruling Could Cost Seattle $500,000

Phone Book Free Speech Ruling Could Cost Seattle $500,000

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

A Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals panel ruled in October that phone books may be obsolescent, but they're still entitled to First Amendment protection. That...

Federal Courts Wiccans Can Pursue Challenge to CA Prisons' Five Faiths Policy

Wiccans Can Pursue Challenge to CA Prisons' Five Faiths Policy

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

The Wiccans are at it again - and unlike their last challenge of the Five Faiths Policy in the Ninth Circuit, this time, they walked away...

Federal Courts Filipino Vets Lose Benefits Claim After Filing in Wrong Court

Filipino Vets Lose Benefits Claim After Filing in Wrong Court

By Robyn Hagan Cain | Last updated on

Veterans' benefits appeals are governed by very specific statutes that confer subject matter jurisdiction upon certain courts. If a litigant brings an appeal...

Federal Courts Super Trooper Can Recover for Emotional Distress From Burger King's Spit

Super Trooper Can Recover for Emotional Distress From Burger King's Spit

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

If you’ve ever seen the movie Super Troopers, the tale behind this case will sound very familiar to you. Clark County Deputy Sheriff Edward J. Bylsma ordered a...

Federal Courts Retaliatory Arrest Still Possible, Even With Probable Cause

Retaliatory Arrest Still Possible, Even With Probable Cause

By William Peacock, Esq. | Last updated on

Eddie Ford was driving to work on July 17, 2007, listening to music, when he noticed a police officer rapidly approach him from behind. He changed lanes to...

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