Policing
Agnew v. Government of the District of Columbia
D.C. Circuit Holds that D.C. Statute Is Not Unconstitutionally Vague.
Recent Cases
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Civil Procedure
In re Hyundai & Kia Fuel Economy Litigation
Ninth Circuit Affirms Certification of Nationwide Settlement Class Despite Variations in State Law.
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Civil Rights
Kelsay v. Ernst
Eighth Circuit Grants Qualified Immunity to Officer Who Performed Takedown Maneuver on Nonviolent, Nonthreatening, Nonfleeing Misdemeanant.
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National Security
Fazaga v. FBI
Ninth Circuit Holds that FISA Displaces the State Secrets Privilege for Electronic Surveillance.
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Constitutional Remedies
Perez v. Abott
Western District of Texas Refuses to Subject State of Texas to Preclearance.
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Property
Save America’s Clocks, Inc. v. City of New York
New York Court of Appeals Holds that Public Access Is Not Required for Interior Landmarks.
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Disability Law
Taylor v. Burlington Northern Railroad Holdings, Inc.
Washington Supreme Court Holds Obesity Is an Impairment.
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Statutory Interpretation
FTC v. Credit Bureau Center, LLC
Seventh Circuit Uses Methodological Stare Decisis to Reverse Substantive Precedent.
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Constitutional Law
United States v. Schmidt
Seventh Circuit Holds That Sentencing Judge's Consideration of Defendant's White Nationalist Views Did Not Violate the First Amendment.
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First Amendment
Overbey v. Mayor of Baltimore
Fourth Circuit Holds That Nondisparagement Clause in Settlement With the Government Violates the First Amendment.