In a 5-4 ruling in NIFLA v. Becerra, the court decided that the California Reproductive Freedom, Accountability, Comprehensive Care, and Transparency Act violated the First Amendment rights of crisis pregnancy centers.
United States District Court Judge Dana Sabraw granted the American Civil Liberties Union a preliminary injunction in a lawsuit filed over the family separations.
Woman found unjustly enriched in case fuelled by ´sex for pay, opportunism and false expectations´
The bill has undergone more than 250 hours of acrimonious debate in the Houses of Parliament since it was introduced in July 2017.
The vote was 5 to 4, with conservatives in the majority and Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. writing the opinion.
Epidiolex set for autumn launch after US Food and Drug Administration gives approval.
Bill Shorten surprises colleagues with decision which was not run past caucus
The court left in place a September ruling by the New York-based 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that went against the banks, which had challenged the 2015 award on multiple grounds.
Ruling in favor of American Express should bring smiles to the big tech companies too.
Stutzman’s lawyers said creating flower arrangements is a form of creative expression protected by the First Amendment and that she should not be forced to deliver a message through her work that she disagrees with.
A transgender woman who was unable to access her pension was discriminated against by UK law, the European Court of Justice has found.
In New Hampshire, very few situations warrant the possibility of being sentenced to death.
Enel, which controls Spain’s Endesa, is one of the biggest utilities in Latin America. Earlier this month, it paid almost $1.5 billion to buy 73 percent of Brazilian power company Eletropaulo.
Representatives for Uber will appear at Westminster Magistrates´ Court in London to appeal the loss of its operator´s licence in the capital. London´s transport regulator, TfL, revoked the licence last September.
Group of 65 couriers entitled to employment rights, minimum wage and holiday pay.
The 5-4 opinion in Carpenter v. United States, was written by conservative Chief Justice John Roberts siding with the four most liberal justices.
The European planemaker said the warning was not part of "project fear", but its "dawning reality".
According to the state, the firefighting foam caused "extensive contamination" to nearby environments and enabled an increased risk to people´s immune systems.
Some said they had been held down and given injections when they refused to take medication, the lawsuit said.
Shares of online retailers fell following the ruling, which opened the door to a new revenue stream to fill state coffers - up to $13 billion annually, according to a federal report.
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