In T.D. v. Wrigley, (ND Sup. Ct., Sept. 17, 2026), the North Dakota Supreme Court rejected a facial attack on North Dakota’s ban of both hormonal and surgical gender-affirming treatment for minors suffering from gender dysphoria. The court held
The Rebel Esquire: Jen Lee
Hey there Legal Rebels! 👋I’m excited to share with you the 88th episode of the LawDroid Manifesto podcast, where I will be continuing to interview key legal innovators to learn how they do what they do. I think you’re going
CFC Dismisses Takings Claim of Confiscated Hemp Products from Standing Rock Rez
Here are the materials in Luger v. United States (Fed. Cl.):
Eighth Circuit Vacates Injunction Against MHA Nation Tribal Court Matter Involving Side Agreement with Nonmember Company that Agreed to Ban Employee Smoking on Indian Allotments
DOE Scraps Tribal Energy Corridor Intended to Connect Reservation Power to the Grid
USDA Appeals SNAP Waiver Decision but Directs Delayed Implementation in SC and ND
ND Supreme Court Dismisses Challenge to Zoning Amendment Based on Conflict of Interest Where Plaintiff Used a Improper Procedure to Challenge the Action
This post was authored by Luke Jenkins, Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center
Plaintiff commenced an action against the Eddy County Zoning Board (“Board”), Eddy County Commissioners (“Commissioners”), and Eddy County (“County), seeking declaratory and injunctive relief to void
Broad-Based Faculty Search at North Dakota Law
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF LAW is growing and invites applications for faculty members to join the faculty beginning in Fall 2027:
- Up to three tenure track assistant professors, and
- One tenured faculty member at the rank of
Using Photos on Social Media Sites Without Permission Can Cause Legal Headaches
This week, there was a report in the broadcast trade press about a lawsuit filed against a North Dakota radio station for allegedly posting on its Facebook page a copyrighted photograph of a well-known rock musician– without getting permission from
Why Two Eminent Domain Cases Could Reshape Property Rights for Farmers and Ranchers
Overview
For farmers and ranchers, private property is more than an investment – it is the foundation of their livelihood, their family legacy, and often their retirement security. Private property disputes rarely make national headlines, but two recent eminent-domain cases