A think tank is suing the US Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement in pursuit of records related to their use of private sector social media monitoring tools.
A Silicon Valley-based credit union was improperly granted a restraining order on behalf of an employee against one of its members because the evidence didn’t show his “rude, impatient, aggressive, and derogatory” behavior threatened violence, the California Court of Appeal ruled.
An Alabama grand jury secrecy law doesn’t violate the First Amendment because it doesn’t prohibit a witness from divulging information he learned before he testified, the Eleventh Circuit said Thursday.
A Florida law restricting workplace bias or diversity training violates the First Amendment and can’t be enforced, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
Damages for negligently providing contraceptive care may include the extraordinary costs associated with raising a child born with birth defects, Washington’s top court said Thursday in answering a question certified to it by the Ninth Circuit.
