…parens patriae standing.” In other words, states are searching for a way to get past previous court decisions through selective wording in presentation. We such see what the court decides….

…court strikes down Utah oil railroad approval, siding with environmentalists,” msn.com. Additionally, communities in neighboring Colorado including Eagle County and the city of Glenwood Springs — which filed a brief…

…to be balanced here. Like many cases where different equities need to be balanced, the decision comes down to a line-drawing exercise. Where should the court draw the line that…

…on its authority and funding to do so. In 2020 and again this term, the Supreme Court considered broad constitutional attacks seeking to stop CFPB from conducting its work. Ultimately…

The antiregulation bias of the Supreme Court was loudly signaled with the overturn of Chevron deference. Now, the SCOTUS has arrogated to itself the interpretation of technical details for regulation…

…been an issue that was destined to go to the Supreme Court for resolution. They will have multiple options: Affirm or reverse (as the case may be) the Court of…

…ruling. Judge Sean Jordan of the US District Court of Texas’ Eastern District found the rule exceeded the bureau’s authority under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. The court was agreeing…

…Democrats disappointed and even betrayed us on both of these fronts. On student loan cancellation? The (feeble) attempt that Biden made in 2023 was struck down by the Supreme Court….

…on Friday, according to a court filing the Trump administration filed that evening. By contrast, the administration has boasted that it successfully incentivized hundreds of thousands of employees to leave…

…you matters. According to an analysis by Court Accountability of 384 federal cases challenging actions by the Trump II administration, judges appointed by Republicans other than Trump have ruled against…