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Due Process
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Munger Tolles & Olson LLP
Federal District Court Allows Foster Youth Civil Rights Lawsuit to Proceed
Munger, Tolles & Olson, together with Public Counsel, the Alliance for Children’s Rights and Children’s Rights, secured a significant ruling allowing a federal civil rights lawsuit brought by seven Los…
Medicaid & Medicare: A Legal Blog
Another Win with a TRO Lifting a Medicaid Suspension!
I want to celebrate a recent win and provide a warning. When a state agency suspends a healthcare provider’s Medicaid payments, the consequences can be swift and devastating — especially…
Simple Justice
Must See TV?
District Judge Timothy Kelly, a Trump appointee, granted a 14-day temporary restraining order against Trump’s ban of CNN, MSNOW and Politico from the White House. The decision was based on…
JURIST
White House ban on CNN, MS NOW, Politico faces constitutional challenge
By Publisher
Three news outlets banned from the White House have sued the Trump administration Monday, claiming their exclusion from the White House violates their rights to free speech and due process President…
inversecondemnation.com
CA11: County Can’t Treat Court Registry Funds As “Abandoned” Property When It Knows Notice Never Reached Owner
Here's one from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit joining the growing number of cases holding that government cannot satisfy due process with gestures that look like…
Arnold & Porter: News & Perspectives
Sterling v. City of Jackson and the Limits of Substantive Due Process in Environmental Harm Cases
The Fifth Circuit, sitting en banc, issued its long-awaited decision in Sterling v. City of Jackson, No. 24-60370 (5th Cir. Sept. 4, 2026) — a case that tested whether residents…
SCOV Law
"Good" Timing
Can we have a decision about calculations without using this meme? Possibly. But why? By Andy DelaneyFriday was my birthday. SCOV issued one opinion about good-time credit and that which the…
EvidenceProf Blog
Supreme Court of Kansas Finds (Non-Reversible) Error in Prosecution Presenting Evidence That Husband Used Deceased Wife’s Life Insurance Proceeds to Buy a Sex Doll
By Colin Miller
The recent opinion of the Supreme Court of Kansas in State v. Trickle, 2026 WL 2672272 (Kan. 2026) starts with this provocative paragraph: Was Kristen Trickle murdered in her sleep…
Arbitration and ADR
DIFC Courts Set Aside a DIAC Arbitral Award
By K&L Gates
In July, we reported on a recent judgment in the case of Oheo Bank v Parker [2025] DIFC CA 006, in which the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) Court of…
Green Building Law Update
No Constitutional Right to Clean Drinking Water? Fifth Circuit Says Not So Fast
A government may have an environmental, statutory, tort or political obligation to provide safe drinking water without the Constitution itself creating a private right to it.