News Supreme Court hears arguments on serving notice, Federal Tort Claims Act Cassie Maas November 11, 2020
News Argument analysis: Two paths forward in lawsuit alleging unconstitutional police violence Daniel Harawa November 10, 2020
News SCOTUS Just Heard Oral Arguments in Case About Excessive Use of Force by Police — What to Know Elura Nanos November 9, 2020
News Justices’ comments give Grand Rapids man hope of having his day in court Melissa Nann Burke November 9, 2020
News Supreme Court Could Create New Government Immunity In Its Latest Police Brutality Case Nick Sibilla November 9, 2020
News SCOTUS Considers Whether James King Has Any Recourse Against the Cops Who Choked and Beat Him for No Good Reason Jacob Sullum November 9, 2020
News 6 years after a man says he was beaten by undercover cops, the Supreme Court is hearing his case November 9, 2020
News SCOTUS to hear arguments in case of GR man saying he was beaten by undercover cops November 9, 2020
News U.S. Supreme Court to hear qualified immunity arguments for Michigander beaten by police Scott McClallen November 9, 2020
News Michigan man beaten by cops during arrest challenges immunity protection for police Melissa Nann Burke November 8, 2020
News Case preview: When does a statutory “judgment bar” prevent lawsuits against federal officers for constitutional violations? Daniel Harawa November 6, 2020
News If A Federal-State Task Force Violates Your Rights, Can Anyone Be Held Accountable? Andrew Wimer November 5, 2020
News ‘Zero Accountability’ for Cops Who Choked and Beat an Innocent Man Jacob Sullum November 4, 2020
News Federal Appeals Court Upholds Maine Law Denying Tuition Reimbursement for Religious School Students Matthew Vadum November 3, 2020
News Church, State and Choice: Wednesday Supreme Court Hearing Could Affect Debate on Public Funding of Religious Schools and Inclusion of Gay Students Linda Jacobson November 2, 2020
News Denying Immunity, Supreme Court Lets Man Left In Cells “Teeming With Human Waste” Sue Prison Guards Nick Sibilla November 2, 2020
News Open Questions in Lieu v. Federal Election Commission: Due Process, Adverseness, & Article III Standing Sam Gedge & John Wrench November 2, 2020
News Sen. Brown’s efforts on occupational licensing reform reason enough to re-elect him in 2020 Jacob Hall October 30, 2020
