Civil Law

Will the Supreme Court Reinstate Trump's Birthright Order?
Civil Law Will the Supreme Court Reinstate Trump's Birthright Order?

In an unfolding legal saga captivating political and constitutional scholars alike, the United States Supreme Court is preparing to tackle the contentious issue of birthright citizenship. At the core of the debate is former President Donald Trump's executive order from January in a recent year,

2nd Circuit Weighs In on Tufts Student's ICE Detention Dispute
Civil Law 2nd Circuit Weighs In on Tufts Student's ICE Detention Dispute

In a compelling legal standoff that underscores the challenges and intricacies of immigration law, Rumeysa Ozturk, an international student at Tufts University, faces detention in a Louisiana immigration facility. At the center of this case lies a critical debate concerning federal court

Employers Face Legal Risks Amid DEI and Immigration Policy Shifts
Civil Law Employers Face Legal Risks Amid DEI and Immigration Policy Shifts

In recent years, employers have increasingly found themselves navigating a complex legal landscape marked by shifts in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives and immigration policies. These changes have introduced heightened risks of litigation, causing concern among legal and human

Judge's Arrest Sparks Immigration Enforcement Debate
Civil Law Judge's Arrest Sparks Immigration Enforcement Debate

The recent arrest of Milwaukee Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan has sparked significant debate about the boundaries of immigration enforcement. Accused of obstructing a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation, Dugan's actions have brought intense scrutiny on judicial independence and its

Are New Law Firms the Key to Countering Trump Policies?
Civil Law Are New Law Firms the Key to Countering Trump Policies?

The legal landscape in Washington has witnessed a seismic shift as new law firms have emerged, specifically targeting the legal challenges associated with the policies and actions of former President Donald Trump's administration. This development underscores a marked increase in the need for legal

Connecticut Lawyers Unite to Defend Rule of Law and Democracy
Civil Law Connecticut Lawyers Unite to Defend Rule of Law and Democracy

In Connecticut, over 500 attorneys have initiated a significant grassroots movement to advocate for the rule of law and due process amidst concerns about actions from the Trump administration. Uniting from various legal backgrounds, these lawyers have reaffirmed their commitment to upholding the

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