Federal Courts
United States v. Varner
Fifth Circuit Holds that Courts Cannot Compel Use of Preferred Pronouns.
Recent Cases
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Fifth Amendment
State v. Andrews
Supreme Court of New Jersey Holds that Compelled Disclosure of Defendant’s iPhone Passcodes Does Not Violate the Self-Incrimination Clause.
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Constitutional Law
Jones v. Governor of Florida
Eleventh Circuit Upholds Statute Limiting Constitutional Amendment on Felon Reenfranchisement.
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Advertising Law
Tomasella v. Nestlé USA, Inc
First Circuit Holds that Product Packages Need Not Disclose Labor Abuses.
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Administrative Law
Physicians for Social Responsibility v. Wheeler
D.C. Circuit Finds EPA Directive Invalid.
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Criminal Law
United States v. Rosemond
Second Circuit Holds that Counsel Admitting to Elementof Crime over Defendant’s Protests Does Not Violate Defendant’s Autonomy.
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Election and Voting Law
Baten v. McMaster
Fourth Circuit Rules that Winner-Take-All System Is Constitutional.
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Federal Courts
Juliana v. United States
Ninth Circuit Holds that Developing and Supervising Plan to Mitigate Anthropogenic Climate Change Would Exceed Remedial Powers of Article III Court.
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Environmental Law
National Wildlife Federation v. Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation
Sixth Circuit Holds that Agencies Are Not Bound by the ESA or NEPA When Reviewing Oil Spill Response Plans.
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Environmental Law
City of Oakland v. BP PLC
Ninth Circuit Finds that State Public Nuisance Claims Against Fossil Fuel Producers Are Not Completely Preempted by Federal Law.