Courts

The Tenth Circuit found a state policy banning gender identity designations on birth certificates violates the U.S. Constitution.

‘The president does not get to decide which laws to enforce and for whom,’ New York’s attorney general said.

The justices left in place a lower court ruling finding the child did not have a valid constitutional claim against a Maryland county.

Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito dissented, saying the Sixth Circuit erred in ordering a retrial in the attempted murder case from Ohio.

Prosecutors said Beijing declined to provide documents for their national’s deportation back to China.

A federal court ruled in May 2022 that the class action lawsuit against Labcorp could proceed.

The Chinese Communist Party has not responded to the lawsuit.

A court order blocking the Corporate Transparency Act remains in effect, a federal agency says.

The Trump administration needs time to formulate its legal and policy positions, according to papers filed with the high court.

Haim had gathered hospital records, which were then used to accuse the hospital of secretly rendering transgender-related procedures for minors.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled against the school in June 2024 after a state board approved the charter school.

Trump has signed an order to halt enforcement for 75 days.

At least one of the defendants had been in Washington since being pardoned.

A federal court keeps Iowa’s law increasing state-level enforcement of illegal immigration on hold, citing conflict with federal rules.

The high court lifted a Fifth Circuit ruling from Dec. 23 that halted the beneficial ownership reporting requirement.

The man is the second individual to be sentenced this month for involvement in China’s pressure campaign targeting expatriates, known as Operation Fox Hunt.

Lower courts found the employees did not prove that plan recordkeeping fees were unreasonable.

The organization is suing over a DHS rule allowing rapid deportation of illegal immigrants who cannot prove two years of continuous presence in the U.S.

The former New Jersey senator is set to be sentenced on Jan. 29.