Unlike other frontrunners, Barrett offered a judicial record of being against abortion access. Since her appointment to the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals in 2017, Barrett has reviewed two abortion cases, each dealing with restrictions on the procedure. In Box v. Planned Parenthood of Indiana and ...
2024 judicial elections candidate Justice Bolden is the first Black woman to serve as a Justice on the Michigan Supreme Court. Before ascending to the state’s high court, Justice Bolden practiced law as a civil litigation attorney and also as a criminal defense attorney. Additionally, she also ...
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Hugo Black was particularly noted for his originalist approach to constitutional interpretation. His belief that the text of the Constitution is definitive on any question requiring judicial interpretation gained Black a reputation as a “textualist” and as a ...
According to the Detroit Metro Times, he is known for his “long history of challenging the judicial system with civil lawsuits.” When was it filed? June 10, 2024 in Michigan’s Lenawee County Circuit Court. What’s the status? A judge has set aside the $100 million judgment because...
there is somebody on that platform who’s inhibiting these things from happening, I probably have that commercial right to set rules that if you do these things on my platform, I’ll not let you stay on the platform because it becomes difficult for me to sustain the platform, to ensure ...
European society has always been divided into classes, so people there accept the idea of status very easily and naturally. Whereas in America, a mobile society, a kind of social paranoia exists, because no one is certain what his status in society is. In America everyone thinks he...
Three years later he was appointed city attorney, and in 1893 state attorney for the 6th Judicial Circuit. Appointments to the Board of Public Works and Board of Port Commissioners furthered his local prominence. In 1892 Macfarlane offered free land and buildings to cigar manufacturers a few ...
Because the prosecutor is the public prosecutor for the State, county, parish, borough, or judicial circuit where the crime is being investigated, he or she is answerable to the people who put him or her into office (e.g., voters, a city council or county commission). This is Player 1...
Worth checking out: Christopher Serkin, What Property Does, 75 Vand. L. Rev. 891 (2022). Covering (inter alia) property, rule against perpetuities, adverse possession, Lucas background principles, judicial and regulatory takings, Mahon v. Keystone Bitumi
the boys he classified as “feminine” would grow up to be gay or bisexual,70and this fact alone gave parents the right to pursue whatever therapy they wanted for their children. “If that prerogative is denied,” he argued, “should parents also be denied the right to raise their ...