The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the American Petroleum Institute sued the state of Vermont in federal court last week over its Climate Superfund Act. The plaintiffs argue that the law violates both the U.S. Constitution and the federal Clean Air Act. If they prevail, other state superfunds, such as New York’s, are likely to face […]
The courts have blocked two bad tech laws, just in the nick of time. Both measures—in Tennessee, requiring proof of age to view adult content online, and in California, restricting social media features for minors—were set to take effect January 1. California’s Anti-Algorithm Law Is on Hold In California, a court put the Protecting Our […]
The Washington, D.C., establishment is, needless to say, up in arms over President-elect Trump’s plans to pardon the protestors who stormed the Capitol on January 6 four years ago. After hundreds of criminal prosecutions and sometimes long jail sentences meted out by federal judges, Trump’s pardons will be upending not only the entire prosecution-and-conviction scheme […]
Seattle’s minimum wage increased to $20.76 per hour on Wednesday, and at least one business has already closed because of it. Seattle adopted the Minimum Wage Ordinance in June 2014, amending the city’s municipal code to implement yearly increases from January 1, 2016, through January 1, 2025. The law distinguished “Schedule 1” employers, which have […]
Here’s Mr. Hommrich’s argument, as quoted in the Pennsylvania Record (Nicholas Malfitano) early last year: “Plaintiff Hommrich is a pioneer in the development and production of solar energy within the Commonwealth, and his company has worked to further develop the use of solar energy as a sustainable and environmentally prudent alternative energy resource in Pennsylvania. […]
Today, Kamala Harris has to certify the results of the vote she lost: It’s January 6, time to certify the election results (no shamans needed). The person who presides over this process is the vice president, which means that Harris is in one of the most awkward positions possible. Whatever kind of day you have, […]
An excerpt from Friday’s long decision in State v. Brown, written by Ohio Court of Appeals Judge Pierre Bergeron, joined by Judge Jennifer Kinsley: In 2023, a grand jury indicted Mr. Brown on one count of robbery …. The court released Mr. Brown on bond with an electronic monitoring unit (“EMU”) ankle monitor, but it […]
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Dec. 20’s N.J. appellate court decision in Saadeh v. N.J. State Bar Ass’n (opinion by Judge Allison Accurso, joined by Judges Katie Gummer and Kay Walcott-Henderson) upheld various race, sex, sexual orientation, and other preferences that the New Jersey Bar Association—a private, voluntary organization that had as members 16,000 of the 98,000 New Jersey licensed […]
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