A Minnesota judge ruled that the government’s use of military lawyers to assist the DOJ in prosecuting civilians in Minnesota is lawful under federal law.
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by the DOJ against Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes that sought access to state voter registration data.
The US will ease sanctions on Venezuela to allow its regime to pay legal fees for former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro in a U.S. drug trafficking case.
A Virginia judge ruled on Wednesday that the state’s redistricting referendum approved by voters a day earlier was invalid, nullifying the election results.
A federal appeals court ruled that the state of Texas may order every public school classroom to display the Ten Commandments, marking a victory to supporters of the law.
A U.S. appeals court put on hold a lower court order that had halted construction of the White House ballroom, allowing the project to proceed for now.
