Search
Filter Search
Displaying 21 to 30 of 2242 results
T.D. v. Wrigley
North Dakota Supreme Court will consider challenge to the state's gender-affirming care ban under privileges and immunities and inalienable rights clauses; a lower court rejected the claims
Common Cause v. Evnen
Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that the secretary of state's release of voter registration data in response to a U.S. Department of Justice request, which the court had previously declined to block, rendered moot a challenge to the secretary's authority
Center for Arizona Policy v. Arizona Secretary of State
Arizona Supreme Court upheld "dark money" disclosure law, affirming dismissal of challenges under the free speech clause and right not to be disturbed in "private affairs," but allowing to continue an as-applied claim that the rules chilled the plaintiffs' issue advocacy
Hemani Is Not the End of Drug-and-Gun Litigation
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision that it was unconstitutional to disarm a person based on regular marijuana use contains lessons for state judges, policymakers, and litigants.
Matter of Miller v. State
New York's highest court held that the state's equal rights amendment did not impliedly repeal the mandatory judicial retirement age in the state constitution
Are State Courts More Protective of Transgender People than Federal Courts?
As the U.S. Supreme Court deals another blow to trans rights, a new survey finds that almost 55 percent of related state cases from 2022 to 2024 had a positive impact on trans lives.
A Territorial Death Penalty Case Carries a Warning for the States
A federal court of appeals case from the U.S. Virgin Islands shows how Congress could take charging decisions away from state prosecutors and impose capital punishment for state crimes.
Crockett v. State
Louisiana Supreme Court upheld a 2026 law merging the New Orleans clerk of court positions
Equal Ground Education Fund v. Byrd; Vaccari v. Byrd; Common Cause v. DeSantis
Florida Supreme Court denied petition seeking to halt use of the state's new congressional map while consolidated challenges to the map under the state's Fair Districts Amendment proceed. An appellate court is reviewing a trial court's denial of a temporary injunction
Rivera v. Borough of Pottstown
Pennsylvania appellate court ruled that administrative warrants for rental home inspections must have individualized probable cause to satisfy the state's search and seizure clause, exceeding the federal standard
