Did a MAGA Activist Put a Judge's Safety at Risk?
The lawyer group's statement coincides with Tuesday's hearing at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit on a constitutional challenge to Daniel's Law by a group of corporations facing suits under the law. But the statement from the Association of the Federal Bar of New Jersey was not timed to coincide with the Third Circuit hearing.
COVID Shareholder Suits Continue to Pour In, but Plaintiffs Face Uphill Climb
“The COVID uncertainty persisted over a long period, and it was impossible to predict how long lockdowns would persist. It's hard to see how companies were better placed than the market to assess how things would swing as the pandemic receded," University of Michigan Law Professor Adam Pritchard said.
US Judge Rejects Claims in Case Challenging DOJ's Immigration Court Program Cuts
"Plaintiffs, accordingly, may not circumvent the Tucker Act or the APA's reviewability bar by reframing an alleged statutory violation as a constitutional claim," U.S. District Judge Randolph D. Moss of the District of Columbia wrote in a ruling allowing the Trump administration to terminate or restructure five immigration court programs.