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Is Public Nuisance Doctrine Becoming an Exception to the Rule of Law?
Is there a growing trend of cases attempting to create a backdoor to traditional standards...
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Docket Watch: Black v. Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority
This lawsuit, now pending appeal to Washington’s intermediate appellate court, seeks to enforce a constitutional...
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Docket Watch: Savely v. Utah Highway Patrol
Suppose a police officer takes cash from you saying it is being forfeited but that...
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Docket Watch: King v. Mississippi Military Department
In an 8-0 decision on June 7, 2018, the Mississippi Supreme Court announced that it...
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Docket Watch: Eyman v. Wyman; Ball and Gottlieb v. Wyman
The Washington Supreme Court issued decisions in two cases addressing procedural mandates of the state...
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Docket Watch: Lair v. Mangan
Is the Supreme Court of the United States set to expand First Amendment protection for...
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Docket Watch: State v. Jean
Does a passenger traveling with the owner of a private vehicle have a reasonable expectation...
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Live Stream: Address by National Security Advisor John R. Bolton
This stream will go live after 12:00 p.m. EST. "Protecting American Constitutionalism and Sovereignty from...
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Docket Watch: Cooper v. Berger et al.
“A frequent recurrence to fundamental principles is absolutely necessary to preserve the blessings of liberty.” ...
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Docket Watch: Hunsucker v. Fallin
With certain limited exceptions, the Oklahoma Supreme Court has in the past followed the U.S....