Gun Group Requests Supreme Court to Overturn State’s Ban on 3D Printing Codes for Guns
Second Amendment Foundation Appeals to Supreme Court Over New Jersey’s 3D-Printed Gun Code Ban On Monday, the Second Amendment Foundation formally asked the Supreme Court to consider a case challenging New Jersey’s prohibition on sharing 3D-printed firearm codes. Back in November 2018, New Jersey enacted a law that made it illegal to distribute “digital instructions […]
Meta Goes to Court After Ruling It Can’t Use Section 230 as a Shield
Jury Selection Underway in Meta Trial Over Social Media Addiction Jury selection has kicked off for a significant trial involving Meta Inc., focusing on accusations that its social media platforms are designed to be addictive. This development follows a recent court decision allowing a similar lawsuit to progress. On Wednesday, eight jurors were sworn in […]
Court Determines Baby with Heart Condition Needs Treatment During Dispute Between Surrogate and Parents
Texas Court Orders Treatment for Baby with Heart Defect A Texas court decided on Tuesday that a baby boy, Gabriel, diagnosed with a heart condition must receive treatment after he is born. Gabriel was identified with hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) when he was just 20 weeks into the pregnancy. This information was detailed in […]
Christian family aims for Supreme Court victory in case about gender confusion.
Legal Battle Over Women’s Spa in Washington State The conservative Christian owners of a Korean women-only nude spa in Washington state are facing significant challenges after refusing entry to a transgender woman who has not undergone surgery. This incident has sparked a contentious legal battle that’s drawn considerable attention. After nearly a decade of disputes […]
ICE criticizes Long Island judge for allowing previously-deported undocumented immigrant to leave court after fourth DUI conviction.
Federal immigration officials criticized a judge in Suffolk County for allowing an undocumented immigrant to remain free despite having received a fourth felony conviction for drunk driving. Judge Brian Browns reportedly overlooked prosecutors’ recommendations and released Pablo Aguilar-Alvarez, a 36-year-old Salvadoran national, on bail last Friday. Aguilar-Alvarez, who is facing sentencing in about two months […]
Court Permits Thousands of Lawsuits About Social Media Addiction Against Meta, TikTok, Google to Proceed
Federal Court Allows Lawsuits Against Tech Companies Over Addictive Platforms A federal appeals court announced on Monday that over 3,000 lawsuits against major tech companies such as Meta, TikTok, Google, and Snap can proceed. These lawsuits claim that these companies purposefully designed their platforms to be addictive, particularly for young users. The plaintiffs include states, […]
New Mexico court directs Meta to pay $567 million for teen safety issues
New Mexico Court Rules Against Meta for Youth Mental Health Crisis A court in New Mexico ruled on Thursday that Facebook and Instagram contribute to the state’s youth mental health crisis, necessitating Meta to pay $567 million and implement significant protective measures for teenage users. This decision follows a jury verdict in March, which had […]
Afghan woman confronts deportation via inactive court for supporting ISIS scheme
Justice Department: Eight Individuals Charged in Alleged Terrorist Plot The Justice Department has announced that eight people are facing federal charges related to an alleged terrorist plot. This involves providing support to terrorists and planning an attack at a UFC event, with intentions that may have included targeting government officials like the president and vice […]
Accused father’s murderer, Luciano Frattolin, appears blank in court while sticking to false abduction story
Father of Murder Suspect Appears in Court ELIZABETHTOWN, N.Y. – Luciano Fratlin, whose daughter is a murder suspect, remained expressionless during court proceedings on Wednesday. Recently released video evidence suggests that the daughter was abducted, despite law enforcement’s intense interrogation aiming to extract a confession regarding the brutal death of his 9-year-old son. Mr. Fratlin, […]
Trump’s Justice Department Appeals E. Jean Carroll Case to Supreme Court
DOJ Appeals E. Jean Carroll’s Defamation Lawsuit Award The Department of Justice, during Trump’s presidency, has decided to appeal to the Supreme Court regarding an $83.3 million defamation lawsuit won by author E. Jean Carroll. Reportedly, the administration aims to “invoke legislation that would allow for federal government intervention when an employee disregards a lawsuit […]