…in Charlotte, North Carolina, upheld this ruling, stating the U.S. Constitution does not require a company to be in “financial distress” when filing for bankruptcy. Senators Urge U.S. Supreme Court…

…Supreme Court narrowly signed off on it, in a 5-4 vote where Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Barrett joined Justices Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson to deny Trump the result he…

…Salvador without judicial hearings. That job falls to the justices of the Supreme Court. Their recent finding that the administration must “facilitate” Garcia’s return but stopping short of specifying the…

…questioning. Sotomayor got it correct. However, why not ask the illegals why they are in the United States? High Court’s Sotomayor slams Kavanaugh as out of touch Supreme Court infighting…

…Obamacare. Oh, dear. As someone who has watched with dismay the current Supreme Court majority’s unabashed rewriting of one after another “jurisdictional” (i.e., breadth of court authority to hear a…

…First, a court can impose unlimited financial penalties on the organization, once it is convicted. Second, a court may issue a “publicity order,” which requires the organization to publicly announce…

…sorting machines that have been removed. Sullivan also rejected the plaintiffs’ request that the Court appoint a “special master” to supervise implementation of the Court’s Order. Late yesterday Judge Victor…

…“shadow docket” raises concerns about the court’s decision making transparency. It leaves to questioning the underlying legitimacy of the high court decisions. Recent years have seen a significant uptick in…

…must be decided not based on sympathy, but on the facts and the law. In view of the court’s findings and conclusions, the court finds that judgment should be entered…

…by narrative accounts filed in court by more than 20 agency employees, were submitted ahead of a hearing this week before Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the Federal District Court…