New rules for ghost guns Ghost guns are displayed at the headquarters of the San Francisco Police Department on Nov. 27, 2019.Haven Daley / AP On the second day of the term, Oct. 8, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in Garland v. VanDerStok, achallenge to a regulationfrom the Bure...
What is the Dred Scott decision? What did the Dred Scott decision do? What was the basis for the Dred Scott case? Who were the chief justices during the Dred Scott case? Who was the defendant in the Dred Scott case? What did Dred Scott argue in the Scott v. Sandford case?
Amid a patent boom and increase in patent infringement cases, China is a fast-growing catch-up country in the intellectual property (IP) regime, with arguments on effectiveness and standardization. In 2014, China installed three intellectual property courts (IPCs) in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzh...
Chauvin, who has been free on bail for the last several months, was handcuffed immediately after the verdicts were read and was taken into custody. A sheriff's deputy escorted him out of the courtroom through an interior door. The Minnesota Department of Corrections said Tuesday night tha...
What did SCOTUS decide for the ''Mapp v. Ohio'' case? What is judicial case management? What was the case Cooper v. Aaron about? What is the Stanford V. Kentucky court case about and the background of the defendant? Who argued the Loving v. Virginia case? What was the constitutional...
CrowdStrike claimedthe poor state of Delta's IT infrastructure had delayed the airline's recovery for several days while rivals American Airlines and United Airlines had their systems up and running much faster. The exchange provides a hint of the legal arguments central to a possible co...
The judge had previously expected the trial to run through Wednesday, April 16. Attorneys close their cases The defense rested their case in the morning after calling only one defendant for less than 10 minutes. Before entering into emotional closing arguments on both sides this afternoon,...
the time limit is fixed by state law. In federal court, under Rule 12, the time in which to respond is normally 21 days unless the defendant waived service under Rule 4. If service was waived, the defendant has 60 days after the request for waiver was sent. In most cases, the time ...
What were the Civil Rights Cases? What is a merit trial in district court? What are the arguments in favor of withholding evidence of a defendant's "evil character" (such as a previous conviction for online sex crimes) from the jury? What are the arguments in favor of allowing the jury...
With his execution looming last Thursday, the 57-year-old Texas death row inmate watched as his attorneys’ legal arguments were rejected in the courts and his pleas for clemency disregarded, as the state parole