The Fifth Circuit used the wrong standard in deciding when to fix a judge’s mistake. It must reconsider Rosales-Mireles’ case.
Lozman still has a retaliatory arrest claim against the City, despite that there was probable cause for his arrest.
The plaintiffs did not show adequate injuries to bring the political gerrymandering case.
The denial of preliminary relief on the political gerrymandering claim stands.
The court was not required to defer to the Chinese government’s brief in interpreting Chinese law.
Minnesota’s ban on political apparel violates the Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment.
Individuals in police custody must be told their 5th Amendment rights before interrogation, or the evidence is not valid in court.
The Minnesota law can apply retroactively, so Sveen’s kids will get the life insurance proceeds.
Resh’s class action was not filed on time because the claim is not entitled to the time extension.
Ohio’s voter roll purging process does not violate federal law.
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