A federal appeals judge declared he lacks authority to prevent removal of a 28-year resident of the U.S. here illegally, but called the action “inhumane”
Month: May 2017
Fourth Circuit Keeps Travel Ban On Hold
President Trump’s travel ban from six Muslim-dominated countries remains on hold following Thursday’s 10-3 vote by a federal appeals court in Virginia. Saying the context
Retirees Lose in Airline Union Asset Distribution
Union airline retirees lost a federal appeals challenge to union distribution of bankruptcy proceeds to American Airlines mechanics, fleet service workers and other laborers but
Grizzly Wilderness Roads OK’d
A federal appeals court upheld a 2013 U.S. Forest Service plan to allow construction of logging roads in Montana’s Kootenai National Forces over the objections
Judges Scrutinize Trump Travel Ban
A three-judge federal appeals panel pushed lawyers on both sides of President Trump’s travel ban Monday, focusing on whether the order amounts to a ban
Deputy Immune in Shooting of Mentally Ill Man
A San Diego sheriff’s deputy is immune from civil liability for alleged excessive force in which a mentally ill man was shot and killed in
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