Judge Jerry Smith of the Fifth Circuit berated a federal trial judge in an extraordinary dissenting opinion in a case ...
A federal judge, in a dissenting opinion released Nov. 19, claimed Texas redistricting ruling was "judicial activism." ...
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U.S. Supreme Court temporarily allows Texas’ new congressional map, expected to decide legality
The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing Texas’ new congressional map to decide whether racial gerrymandering was a factor in its ...
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After blocking redistricting map, Judge Jeffrey Brown draws fire from Texas Republicans who once praised him
Until being labeled as the "radical left," Brown was widely supported by Texas Republicans, including Gov. Greg Abbott, who ...
The Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Daniel "Neel" Lane Jr., who represents plaintiffs opposing Texas' ban on same-sex marriage, agree—at least on one point. Both lawyers express the view that ...
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Federal Judge Who Melted Down in Texas Redistricting Dissent Once Wrote Fake Majority Opinion Bashed as ‘Barbaric Fanfiction’
A federal judge who issued a scathing dissent in a Texas redistricting case that attacked the majority for "outrageous" ...
The preliminary injunction comes on the heels of a U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit's decision in July to strike down a similar Louisiana law requiring the Ten Commandments to be on display ...
This month, the Fifth Circuit made clear that Texas law does not permit tort recovery when an insured has already been made whole under their policy. In Wilhite v. Ark Royal Ins. Co., No. 24-20401, ...
Last month saw notable developments in the Eleventh and Fifth Circuits regarding challenges to laws in Florida and Texas, respectively, that ...
A handful of Fifth Circuit judges are mellowing out some rulings from one of the most conservative federal appeals courts.
Smoke rises from the Arkema-owned chemical plant in Crosby, near Houston, Texas, on Sept. 1, 2017. (KTRK via AP, File) (CN) — A U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals panel appeared skeptical Wednesday ...
The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled for the first time Friday that public library patrons have no right to receive information under the First Amendment, overturning a decades-old precedent barring ...
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