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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Supreme Court approves Florida’s double execution, the first since 1964
Justice Department Reinstates Firing Squad as Execution Method The Justice Department is pushing to bring back firing squads and other execution methods for federal inmates convicted of violent offenses. This move aligns with President Donald Trump’s commitment to emphasizing the needs of victims over those of offenders. Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court has denied a […]
Senator Eric Schmitt Explains How Congress Can Address the Supreme Court’s Flawed View of the Constitution
Senator Eric Schmidt Proposes Immigration Reform Plan Missouri Republican Senator Eric Schmidt has introduced a plan aimed at reforming U.S. immigration laws, addressing a topic where there seems to be some bipartisan agreement. In a recent interview, Schmidt criticized the Supreme Court’s June ruling declaring President Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship unconstitutional, calling […]
Alaska’s attempt to confiscate a pilot’s plane due to a six-pack of beer goes to the Supreme Court
Supreme Court to Review Alaska Pilot’s Aircraft Seizure Case On Monday, the Supreme Court decided to hear a case involving an Alaska bush pilot. The pilot, Kenneth Juppi, argues that state authorities unlawfully attempted to seize his $95,000 plane after a passenger brought a six-pack of beer onto a flight to a dry village. Juppi […]
Supreme Court to consider Alaska plane confiscation in alcohol import dispute
Supreme Court Supports Marijuana Users in Gun Ownership Case The Supreme Court reached a unanimous decision benefiting marijuana users concerning gun ownership, asserting that individuals cannot be prosecuted for possessing firearms solely due to their marijuana use. FOX News contributor Joey Jones highlighted the ruling’s significance for Second Amendment rights, likening it to alcohol use […]
Dispute with ACLU over St. Michael Statue May Reach Supreme Court
Legal Dispute Over Statue of Catholic Saint in Quincy, Massachusetts A legal conflict is unfolding regarding a statue of a Catholic saint intended for installation outside the public safety headquarters in Quincy, Massachusetts. This dispute could even escalate to the U.S. Supreme Court. The case centers around the statues of St. Michael the Archangel and […]
St. Michael statue prevented from being placed in Massachusetts city building as state Supreme Court battle approaches
Quincy Statue Controversy May Reach Supreme Court A legal struggle is brewing over the ability of the Massachusetts city of Quincy to place statues of St. Michael and St. Florian outside its public safety headquarters. This case has the potential to go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, with advocates on both sides […]
Hawaii Supreme Court Justice Todd Eddins criticizes conservative justices, stating the state will resist the high court’s decisions.
Hawaii Supreme Court Critiques U.S. Supreme Court in Major Ruling The Hawaii Supreme Court has recently taken a bold stance by overturning long-standing criminal convictions, using the opportunity to voice strong criticism of Chief Justice John Roberts’ Supreme Court. Justices accused the nation’s highest court of diminishing constitutional rights, undermining democratic principles, and pushing a […]