Court Temporarily Blocks Trump's Shuttering of Migrant Entry ProgramFederal judge blocks Trump administration's attempt to end a program allowing migrants from four countries to work legally in the U.S.
Judge considers 'contempt' after Trump officials stonewall ruling on migrant removal flightsThe Trump administration likely violated court orders regarding migrant flights despite claims of legality.
Brown University professor is deported despite a judge's orderImmigration authorities unlawfully deported Dr. Rasha Alawieh, despite her valid visa and a court order blocking her expulsion.
Columbia student protester Yunseo Chung can't be detained by feds, judge rules as Trump admin seeks to deport herA judge blocked deportation of Columbia student Yunseo Chung after her arrest at a protest, ruling she poses no danger to the community.
Judge orders White House to restore legal aid to unaccompanied migrant childrenFederal judge restores legal aid to migrant children, reinforcing their right to counsel under the 2008 anti-trafficking law.
Judge extends order blocking ICE from re-establishing Rikers Island office in win for City Council | amNewYorkCity Council wins initial legal battle to keep ICE off Rikers Island.
Court Temporarily Blocks Trump's Shuttering of Migrant Entry ProgramFederal judge blocks Trump administration's attempt to end a program allowing migrants from four countries to work legally in the U.S.
Judge considers 'contempt' after Trump officials stonewall ruling on migrant removal flightsThe Trump administration likely violated court orders regarding migrant flights despite claims of legality.
Brown University professor is deported despite a judge's orderImmigration authorities unlawfully deported Dr. Rasha Alawieh, despite her valid visa and a court order blocking her expulsion.
Columbia student protester Yunseo Chung can't be detained by feds, judge rules as Trump admin seeks to deport herA judge blocked deportation of Columbia student Yunseo Chung after her arrest at a protest, ruling she poses no danger to the community.
Judge orders White House to restore legal aid to unaccompanied migrant childrenFederal judge restores legal aid to migrant children, reinforcing their right to counsel under the 2008 anti-trafficking law.
Judge extends order blocking ICE from re-establishing Rikers Island office in win for City Council | amNewYorkCity Council wins initial legal battle to keep ICE off Rikers Island.
Federal judge in California bars Trump from denying funds to 'sanctuary' citiesFederal judge rules against Trump's funding conditionality for sanctuary jurisdictions, citing unconstitutionality.
Excerpts From Judge Dale Ho's Order Dropping Charges Against Eric AdamsFederal Judge dismissed corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, highlighting misuse of prosecutorial power by the Trump administration.
Trump White House defies court order, bars Associated Press from Oval Office eventAP reporters barred from Oval Office event despite court ruling supporting their right to free speech over renaming the Gulf of Mexico.
Block on Trump's executive orders restricting DEI programs is liftedAn appeals court supports Trump's executive orders to curtail diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, raising concerns about First Amendment rights.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Ending Deportation Protections of VenezuelansThe court blocks the Trump administration's attempt to end TPS for Venezuelan refugees, emphasizing potential harm to lives and U.S. communities.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Admin's Effort to Silence Voice of America: Direct Affront to the Power' of CongressA federal judge ruled against Trump's administration, ordering the reinstatement of Voice of America and other government-funded news services.
Federal judge in California bars Trump from denying funds to 'sanctuary' citiesFederal judge rules against Trump's funding conditionality for sanctuary jurisdictions, citing unconstitutionality.
Excerpts From Judge Dale Ho's Order Dropping Charges Against Eric AdamsFederal Judge dismissed corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, highlighting misuse of prosecutorial power by the Trump administration.
Trump White House defies court order, bars Associated Press from Oval Office eventAP reporters barred from Oval Office event despite court ruling supporting their right to free speech over renaming the Gulf of Mexico.
Block on Trump's executive orders restricting DEI programs is liftedAn appeals court supports Trump's executive orders to curtail diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, raising concerns about First Amendment rights.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin From Ending Deportation Protections of VenezuelansThe court blocks the Trump administration's attempt to end TPS for Venezuelan refugees, emphasizing potential harm to lives and U.S. communities.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Admin's Effort to Silence Voice of America: Direct Affront to the Power' of CongressA federal judge ruled against Trump's administration, ordering the reinstatement of Voice of America and other government-funded news services.
'James Kilroy deprived Valerie's children of their mother. He should get nothing'David French gains control of his sister's estate, but her husband's murder conviction complicates ownership rights.
Why University of Idaho murders survivor waited hours to call cops after finding roommate deadA surviving roommate delayed calling police, mistaking a friend's situation for intoxication rather than realizing the severity of the situation.
'James Kilroy deprived Valerie's children of their mother. He should get nothing'David French gains control of his sister's estate, but her husband's murder conviction complicates ownership rights.
Why University of Idaho murders survivor waited hours to call cops after finding roommate deadA surviving roommate delayed calling police, mistaking a friend's situation for intoxication rather than realizing the severity of the situation.
Sutton stalker 'called woman non-stop' and kept turning up at her home and workA stalker has been jailed for eight months after harassing a woman, posing a persistent threat according to the court.
Judge drops lawsuit, says Ja acted in self-defenseMorant's self-defense claim led to the dismissal of a lawsuit regarding an incident during a pickup basketball game.
Watch: Paddleboard instructor's sinister lie to police after group's deathInstructor Nerys Lloyd was sentenced for gross negligence manslaughter after failing to warn paddleboarders of dangerous conditions.
Google Illegally Engaged In Anticompetitive Monopolistic Ad Tech PracticesA US judge ruled Google illegally maintained a monopoly in ad tech, strengthening the case for potential breakup.
Google Ad Monopoly Ruling: A Win For Travel ... or 'Inefficient'?The court ruling is a pivotal development in addressing Google's monopoly in digital advertising.
Will a Federal Judge Break Up Google?The case against Google focuses on its monopolistic practices in online search and competition dynamics.
Federal Judge Rules Against Google In Second Antitrust Case, This One About Its Ad NetworkA federal court ruled that Google holds an illegal monopoly in online advertising, impacting competition and consumers.
Google's moment of truth is hereGoogle faces scrutiny over monopoly allegations while the U.S. government pushes for penalties, including forced sales and sharing of data.
Google Partially Loses US Advertising Tech Antitrust Case (3)Google was found to have illegally monopolized online advertising technologies, significantly impacting their business operations.
Google Illegally Engaged In Anticompetitive Monopolistic Ad Tech PracticesA US judge ruled Google illegally maintained a monopoly in ad tech, strengthening the case for potential breakup.
Google Ad Monopoly Ruling: A Win For Travel ... or 'Inefficient'?The court ruling is a pivotal development in addressing Google's monopoly in digital advertising.
Will a Federal Judge Break Up Google?The case against Google focuses on its monopolistic practices in online search and competition dynamics.
Federal Judge Rules Against Google In Second Antitrust Case, This One About Its Ad NetworkA federal court ruled that Google holds an illegal monopoly in online advertising, impacting competition and consumers.
Google's moment of truth is hereGoogle faces scrutiny over monopoly allegations while the U.S. government pushes for penalties, including forced sales and sharing of data.
Google Partially Loses US Advertising Tech Antitrust Case (3)Google was found to have illegally monopolized online advertising technologies, significantly impacting their business operations.
Judge rules roommate of slain Idaho students can testify suspect had "bushy eyebrows"The surviving roommate's testimony about the intruder's 'bushy eyebrows' is allowed in court and deemed crucial for the murder trial.
Florida attorney general tells cops to stop immigration arrests, obey federal judgeFlorida Attorney General directs law enforcement to comply with a federal court order against enforcing a controversial immigration law.
Judge's Ruling Shooting Down Trump Appeal Stuns CNN Reporter: Starkest Warning We Have Ever Seen'Federal court ruling warns of executive overreach and calls for adherence to constitutional principles to preserve democracy.
Federal appeals court upholds decision stopping Trump revocation of TPS for VenezuelansThe appeals court upheld protection for over 300,000 Venezuelans against deportation, emphasizing the risks of discrimination.
HUD's green retrofit program funds must be unfrozen, judge rulesThe court ruled that federal agencies cannot indefinitely freeze funding from the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Judge Orders Education Dept. to Restore Teacher Prep GrantsFederal judge orders reinstatement of $600 million in teacher-preparation grants previously canceled by the Department of Education.
HUD's green retrofit program funds must be unfrozen, judge rulesThe court ruled that federal agencies cannot indefinitely freeze funding from the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Judge Orders Education Dept. to Restore Teacher Prep GrantsFederal judge orders reinstatement of $600 million in teacher-preparation grants previously canceled by the Department of Education.
Owner of Bay Area cemeteries responds to cease-and-desist orderThree Bay Area cemeteries cease operations due to mismanagement and regulatory violations, with ownership appealing the court's ruling.
Federal judge in Baltimore temporarily limits DOGE access to Social Security dataFederal judge restricts Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency access to social security data over privacy concerns.
Judge says no to DOGE accessing PII at trio of agenciesA Maryland judge blocked federal agencies from sharing union members' personal data with Elon Musk's DOGE team, citing Privacy Act violations.
Judge says Musk and DOGE likely violated' constitution in USAID shutdownA federal court ruled that Elon Musk and DOGE likely violated the Constitution by threatening to dismantle USAID.
Social Security Leader Warns of Halt to Agency's Work, Before BacktrackingThe Social Security Administration's acting commissioner warned of a possible shutdown but clarified that operations would continue after court compliance.
Federal judge in Baltimore temporarily limits DOGE access to Social Security dataA federal judge has limited Elon Musk's DOGE's access to Social Security data due to privacy concerns.
Federal judge in Baltimore temporarily limits DOGE access to Social Security dataFederal judge restricts Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency access to social security data over privacy concerns.
Judge says no to DOGE accessing PII at trio of agenciesA Maryland judge blocked federal agencies from sharing union members' personal data with Elon Musk's DOGE team, citing Privacy Act violations.
Judge says Musk and DOGE likely violated' constitution in USAID shutdownA federal court ruled that Elon Musk and DOGE likely violated the Constitution by threatening to dismantle USAID.
Social Security Leader Warns of Halt to Agency's Work, Before BacktrackingThe Social Security Administration's acting commissioner warned of a possible shutdown but clarified that operations would continue after court compliance.
Federal judge in Baltimore temporarily limits DOGE access to Social Security dataA federal judge has limited Elon Musk's DOGE's access to Social Security data due to privacy concerns.
Partner of drugs mob enforcer claims 34,000 hidden under oven is 'run-away' moneyJudge determines that cash found in gang enforcer's home is linked to criminal activity.
PA Real Estate Commission dismissed from antitrust suitMoore's complaint against the Commission fails to state a claim, requiring amendment by April 25.
Gibson plaintiffs barred from replying to Hooper suit filingsJudge Cohen ruled against Gibson plaintiffs, affirming their lack of standing in the Hooper suit, but they can voice concerns in a future fairness hearing.
PA Real Estate Commission dismissed from antitrust suitMoore's complaint against the Commission fails to state a claim, requiring amendment by April 25.
Gibson plaintiffs barred from replying to Hooper suit filingsJudge Cohen ruled against Gibson plaintiffs, affirming their lack of standing in the Hooper suit, but they can voice concerns in a future fairness hearing.
Former Aides to Ken Paxton Win $6.6 Million in Whistle-Blower CaseJudge rules in favor of whistle-blowers against Texas AG Ken Paxton, awarding $6.6 million for wrongful termination.
NYC's law allowing noncitizens to vote is dead as state's highest court shuts it downThe New York Court of Appeals struck down a law allowing noncitizens to vote, emphasizing that voting is restricted to citizens according to the state constitution.
NY's highest court strikes down law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections | amNewYorkNew York's highest court rules only US citizens can vote, striking down a law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections.
NC Court of Appeals Order Threatens Votes in Griffin ChallengeRuling requires 60,000 voters to 'cure' ballots; no prior evidence of invalidity cited.
NYC's law allowing noncitizens to vote is dead as state's highest court shuts it downThe New York Court of Appeals struck down a law allowing noncitizens to vote, emphasizing that voting is restricted to citizens according to the state constitution.
NY's highest court strikes down law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections | amNewYorkNew York's highest court rules only US citizens can vote, striking down a law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections.
NC Court of Appeals Order Threatens Votes in Griffin ChallengeRuling requires 60,000 voters to 'cure' ballots; no prior evidence of invalidity cited.
Trinidad and Tobago 'targets LGBTQ+ people' after recriminalising homosexualityTrinidad and Tobago's appeals court has recriminalized homosexuality, endangering LGBTQIA+ citizens by enforcing British colonial-era laws.
Judge rules for Ginnie Mae in Texas Capital Bank lawsuitGinnie Mae's extinguishment power over mortgages includes HECM-backed Securities, according to Judge Kacsmaryk's ruling.
A judge blocked DOGE from accessing the Social Security records of millions of Americans in a scathing rulingJudge blocks DOGE from accessing sensitive SSA records, criticizing their broad access as a 'fishing expedition' for fraud.
Trial set over license plate-reading camerasSurveillance cameras raise Fourth Amendment privacy concerns, potentially tracking citizens without warrants.
A judge blocked DOGE from accessing the Social Security records of millions of Americans in a scathing rulingJudge blocks DOGE from accessing sensitive SSA records, criticizing their broad access as a 'fishing expedition' for fraud.
Trial set over license plate-reading camerasSurveillance cameras raise Fourth Amendment privacy concerns, potentially tracking citizens without warrants.
CAFC Partially Revives Patent Owner's Suit Against GoDaddy.comCAFC broadened interpretation of 'runtime engine' in Express Mobile's patent case against GoDaddy, allowing for greater flexibility in patent scope.
VTA union files appeal of judge's decision mandating end of strikeUnion workers in Santa Clara Valley are appealing a court order to end their strike and return to work amid contract negotiation disputes.
Santa Clara County judge temporarily denies VTA's request for injunction to stop strikeThe judge denied the VTA's request to halt the strike due to non-compliance with court rules, allowing the strike to continue.
VTA union files appeal of judge's decision mandating end of strikeUnion workers in Santa Clara Valley are appealing a court order to end their strike and return to work amid contract negotiation disputes.
Santa Clara County judge temporarily denies VTA's request for injunction to stop strikeThe judge denied the VTA's request to halt the strike due to non-compliance with court rules, allowing the strike to continue.
Tony Buzbee says he's not worried after judge dismisses Diddy lawsuit over accuser's anonymityA lawsuit against Sean "Diddy" Combs was dismissed due to the accuser's refusal to disclose her identity.
Tompkins Square Park shooter loses plea deal after assaulting correction officer on Rikers Island | amNewYorkWaldemar Alverio's plea deal was revoked after he assaulted a correctional officer, jeopardizing his sentencing.
Former Donkey Kong Champion Billy Mitchell Wins Defamation Case Against YouTuberBilly Mitchell won a defamation lawsuit against Karl Jobst for damaging his reputation with false cheating allegations.
Boston judge holds ICE agent in contempt after man detained mid-trialThe judge dismissed the case due to ICE detaining the defendant during trial, condemning prosecutorial misconduct.
DOGE staffer who shared Treasury data now has more access to government systemsElez's past violations raised concerns about data access, yet he has been rehired for sensitive jobs across multiple federal agencies.
France's Marine Le Pen found guilty in graft trial, awaits decision on ban from politicsMarine Le Pen's guilty verdict for misusing EU funds could disqualify her from the 2027 presidential election.The court's ruling might significantly affect the political landscape in France.
France: Le Pen found guilty, banned from politics DW 03/31/2025French court finds Marine Le Pen guilty of misappropriating EU funds, jeopardizing her political future and candidacy.
France's Marine Le Pen found guilty in graft trial, awaits decision on ban from politicsMarine Le Pen's guilty verdict for misusing EU funds could disqualify her from the 2027 presidential election.The court's ruling might significantly affect the political landscape in France.
France: Le Pen found guilty, banned from politics DW 03/31/2025French court finds Marine Le Pen guilty of misappropriating EU funds, jeopardizing her political future and candidacy.
They said it: Striking VTA union takes an LThe court ruling enforced a return to work despite ongoing strike issues.Union leadership expressed disappointment over the legal decision regarding the strike.
Judge rejects liberal legal group's demand NYPD turns over photos, tax ID numbers for 'all active members'The court denied a request to release personal information of NYPD officers, prioritizing officer safety over transparency.
US Cities Seeking to Ban Natural Gas in New Buildings Just Got a Big Win in CourtA recent court ruling supports New York City's gas ban, bolstering efforts for electrification in buildings and encouraging other cities to act.
Judge rules federal job cuts 'unlawful' - High Country NewsFederal agencies illegally fired thousands of employees, leading to a court ruling reinstating them, highlighting unfair termination practices.
Federal judge orders CFPB to reinstate terminated employeesA judge reinstated CFPB employees and restricted terminations unrelated to performance, mandating the provision of proper work resources.
Judge rules federal job cuts 'unlawful' - High Country NewsFederal agencies illegally fired thousands of employees, leading to a court ruling reinstating them, highlighting unfair termination practices.
Federal judge orders CFPB to reinstate terminated employeesA judge reinstated CFPB employees and restricted terminations unrelated to performance, mandating the provision of proper work resources.
Woman accused of killing 3 people in Ontario unfit to stand trial, court rules | CBC NewsSabrina Kauldhar is ruled unfit for trial and must undergo psychiatric treatment for her alleged involvement in three murders.
Japanese court orders the Unification Church to be dissolvedThe Unification Church in Japan has been ordered to dissolve due to serious accusations of manipulative practices and links to the assassination of Shinzo Abe.
Japanese Court Disbands Unification Church in Wake of Abe KillingThe Tokyo court ordered the Unification Church's disbandment due to illegal practices that financially harmed its members.
Japan court orders Unification Church dissolved DW 03/25/2025Japanese court revokes Unification Church's legal status, ending its tax-exempt status and requiring asset liquidation.
Japanese court orders the Unification Church to be dissolvedThe Unification Church in Japan has been ordered to dissolve due to serious accusations of manipulative practices and links to the assassination of Shinzo Abe.
Japanese Court Disbands Unification Church in Wake of Abe KillingThe Tokyo court ordered the Unification Church's disbandment due to illegal practices that financially harmed its members.
Japan court orders Unification Church dissolved DW 03/25/2025Japanese court revokes Unification Church's legal status, ending its tax-exempt status and requiring asset liquidation.
Plaintiffs appeal dismissal of NAR, News Corp. in fake leads suitsDefendants dismissed without prejudice due to lack of standing and personal jurisdiction, allowing for potential future suits against them.
Prince Andrew's aide must release letter to suspected Chinese spy, court rulesPrince Andrew remains embroiled in controversy due to links with a suspected Chinese spy, highlighting significant legal and public interest issues.
Santa Clara Co. court denies death penalty resentencing petition of 1988 mass shooterRichard Farley's death sentence remains intact following a court ruling, despite attempts to have it changed to life without parole.
Greenpeace must pay hundreds of millions over Dakota pipeline protests, says juryA jury ruled that Greenpeace must pay substantial damages to Energy Transfer for defamation and protest-related claims, threatening free speech and protest rights.
Judge Temporarily Stops E.P.A. from Clawing Back $14 Billion in Climate GrantsA federal judge blocked the EPA from terminating $14 billion in climate grant funding due to lack of evidence and improper procedures.
Lucy Letby inquiry chair rejects calls to pause investigationInquiry into Lucy Letby's actions will continue despite calls to pause for legal appeals investigation.
Ohio appeals court strikes down ban on gender-affirming care for trans youthOhio court overturns ban on gender-affirming care for transgender youth, declaring it unconstitutional.
CISA scrambles to contact fired employees after court rules layoffs 'unlawful' | TechCrunchCISA is actively reaching out to over 130 former employees to reinstate them following a court ruling.
Appellate court upholds sentence for former Uber cyber executive Joe SullivanJoe Sullivan's obstruction of justice conviction was upheld by the Ninth Circuit after he attempted to dispute his sentence.
CISA scrambles to contact fired employees after court rules layoffs 'unlawful' | TechCrunchCISA is actively reaching out to over 130 former employees to reinstate them following a court ruling.
Appellate court upholds sentence for former Uber cyber executive Joe SullivanJoe Sullivan's obstruction of justice conviction was upheld by the Ninth Circuit after he attempted to dispute his sentence.
Woman falsely declared dead by fraudster wanting to take her Plumstead homeJune Ashimola is alive, overturning claims of her death based on a fraudulent certificate orchestrated by a convicted fraudster.
South Lake Tahoe's ban on short-term rentals has been overturnedEl Dorado County court overturns Measure T, allowing short-term rentals in South Lake Tahoe's residential neighborhoods after legal challenges.
Woman falsely declared dead by fraudster wanting to take her Plumstead homeJune Ashimola is alive, overturning claims of her death based on a fraudulent certificate orchestrated by a convicted fraudster.
South Lake Tahoe's ban on short-term rentals has been overturnedEl Dorado County court overturns Measure T, allowing short-term rentals in South Lake Tahoe's residential neighborhoods after legal challenges.
Judge shuts down recycling plant accused of spewing toxins onto L.A. schoolA South L.A. recycling plant was shut down due to toxic waste violations, marking a significant win for community activists and student groups.
How rent row led to three court cases and 38,500 in awards for widow who was illegally evictedA landlord has been ordered to pay €20,000 in compensation for destruction caused to a former tenant's property.
Court denies injunction to stop Ontario removing Toronto bike lanes before court challenge | CBC NewsThe Ontario Superior Court denied an injunction to stop bike lane removals, deeming the group's arguments insufficient to serve public interest.