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Might make it easier to have a gun than a car Legal experts are issuing warnings after the US Supreme Court announced on Monday that it would take up an important second amendment, the first in ten years - and warn of an…

United States:The New Jersey Supreme Court upholds the Workers Compensation Order, which regulates the reimbursement of medical…

House and Senate Democrats passed legislation on Thursday to expand the US Supreme Court from the current nine to 13 seats. Contrary to comments from Conservatives, the Constitution doesn't set the number of seats the…

The central thesesUnless New Jersey has jurisdiction over the underlying claim for a replaceable work-related injury, it does not have jurisdiction over the medical care provider's claimThe parties may have to litigate in full the…

The State Courthouse. The Iowa Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Mayor of Davenport in a longstanding dispute over his appointment to the city's Civil Rights Commission. Mayor Frank Klipsch removed four members of the commission in April…

The Iowa Supreme Court sided with Davenport City and former Mayor Frank J. Klipsch on Friday to remove a former member of the Davenport Civil Rights Commission.The membership dispute began in late 2018 when…

The Illinois Supreme Court recently agreed to appeal an appeals court's decision to determine whether a worker's claim for damages under the Illinois Biometric Information Protection Act (BIPA) under the exclusivity provisions of the…

In a landmark statement hailed as a victory for civil rights activists and criminal justice reformers, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday that judges should consider an arrested person's solvency when setting bail and a higher…

In a landmark statement that marks a victory for civil rights and criminal justice reform groups, the California Supreme Court ruled Thursday that judges must consider how much a defendant can afford when setting bail in criminal cases. The…

On Tuesday, a Republican National Committee attorney admitted to the US Supreme Court that GOP candidates need voter suppression laws, especially those targeting minority voters, in order to win. The Supreme Court heard…