Key Findings: Seventh Circuit Reverses Injunction in College Athlete's Antitrust Challenge to NCAA Five-Year Rule

The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in a 2-1 decision reversed a district court’s issuance of a preliminary injunction preventing the NCAA from enforcing its Five-Year Rule against a... Read more »
Data, Disparities, and Discrimination: How California’s Racial Justice Act Creates New Pathways to Challenge and Evaluate Racial Bias – Stanford Center for Racial Justice

Data, Disparities, and Discrimination: How California’s Racial Justice Act Creates New Pathways to Challenge and Evaluate Racial Bias – Stanford Center for Racial Justice

ANALYSIS BRIEF Data, Disparities, and Discrimination How California’s Racial Justice Act Creates New Pathways to Challenge and Evaluate Racial Bias Dan Sutton Stanford Center for Racial JusticePublished: April 15, 2025 Download PDF... Read more »
SCOTUS will consider whether Illinois congressman has standing to challenge ballot-counting law

SCOTUS will consider whether Illinois congressman has standing to challenge ballot-counting law

Home Daily News SCOTUS will consider whether Illinois congressman… U.S. Supreme Court SCOTUS will consider whether Illinois congressman has standing to challenge ballot-counting law By Debra Cassens Weiss June 3, 2025, 11:24... Read more »
SCOTUS will consider whether Illinois congressman has standing to challenge ballot-counting law

SCOTUS will consider whether Illinois congressman has standing to challenge ballot-counting law

Home Daily News SCOTUS will consider whether Illinois congressman… U.S. Supreme Court SCOTUS will consider whether Illinois congressman has standing to challenge ballot-counting law By Debra Cassens Weiss June 3, 2025, 11:24... Read more »
Cases before SCOTUS challenge injunctions against executive orders to end birthright citizenship

Cases before SCOTUS challenge injunctions against executive orders to end birthright citizenship

U.S. Supreme Court Although oral arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court usually end in April, on May 15, the Supreme Court will hear its first case—the consolidation of three cases—on the merits... Read more »
Cases before SCOTUS challenge injunctions against executive orders to end birthright citizenship

Cases before SCOTUS challenge injunctions against executive orders to end birthright citizenship

U.S. Supreme Court Although oral arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court usually end in April, on May 15, the Supreme Court will hear its first case—the consolidation of three cases—on the merits... Read more »
Chief justice appears to be ‘pivotal vote’ in challenge to state-funded religious school in Oklahoma

Chief justice appears to be ‘pivotal vote’ in challenge to state-funded religious school in Oklahoma

Home Daily News Chief justice appears to be ‘pivotal vote’… First Amendment Chief justice appears to be ‘pivotal vote’ in challenge to state-funded religious school in Oklahoma By Debra Cassens Weiss April... Read more »
Chief justice appears to be ‘pivotal vote’ in challenge to state-funded religious school in Oklahoma

Chief justice appears to be ‘pivotal vote’ in challenge to state-funded religious school in Oklahoma

Home Daily News Chief justice appears to be ‘pivotal vote’… First Amendment Chief justice appears to be ‘pivotal vote’ in challenge to state-funded religious school in Oklahoma By Debra Cassens Weiss April... Read more »
AARP says it’s not part of challenge to El Salvador deportations, despite case caption

AARP says it’s not part of challenge to El Salvador deportations, despite case caption

Home Daily News AARP says it’s not part of challenge to El… Civil Procedure AARP says it’s not part of challenge to El Salvador deportations, despite case caption By Debra Cassens Weiss... Read more »
After US prosecutors mistakenly file confidential memo, is their challenge to congestion pricing doomed?

After US prosecutors mistakenly file confidential memo, is their challenge to congestion pricing doomed?

Home Daily News After US prosecutors mistakenly file confidential… Trials & Litigation After US prosecutors mistakenly file confidential memo, is their challenge to congestion pricing doomed? By Debra Cassens Weiss April 28,... Read more »
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