The federal judiciary is not very good at keeping track of its money. So says a Government Accountability Office report released in November. The judiciary
Month: November 2015
Anti-Abortion Group Appeals Leaked Video Order
An anti-abortion group has asked a federal appeals court to block an order that the group disclose by Friday the names of those who allegedly
70 Years for an $80 Robbery Overturned
A jury convicted Darryl Shirley of burglarizing an unoccupied house and grabbing $80 from a Subway sandwich shop’s cash register in 2005. No weapons were
Split Vote, No Asylum for Abused Gay Mexican Man
A Mexican citizen who is gay and HIV-positive lost his appeal for asylum in the U.S. because he failed to show sufficiently that the Mexican
Uber Must Face Driver Class Action
Uber must face class action claims by drivers that they want to be considered employees, rather than independent contractors, a federal appeals held earlier this
Forced Sterling Sale of Clippers Upheld
A California appeals court upheld the forced sale of the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team over the objections of owner Donald Sterling to Steven Ballmer
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