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Justice Dept. Seeks Supreme Court Fast‑Track to Build Border Wall in West Texas
The DOJ asked the Supreme Court’s emergency docket to lift a district court injunction blocking a border barrier in the sparsely populated Big Bend area, arguing urgent harm despite low apprehension rates.
Supreme Court Denies Trump Administration’s Request to Block California Ballot Counting
On Monday the Supreme Court denied an emergency application from the Trump administration seeking to stop California from counting ballots it alleges were cast by noncitizens, allowing the state to continue its vote‑counting process.
California and Multi-State Coalition Fight EPA Power Plant Rule Rollback
California's Attorney General and a multi-state coalition are fighting a federal proposal to eliminate greenhouse gas limits for fossil fuel power plants.
Judge Directs Federal Agency to Decide on Spotted Owl Status by April
A federal judge ordered the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to decide on Endangered Species Act protections for the California spotted owl by April.
Supreme Court to Hear Challenges to Six‑Person Juries and Religious Zoning in January
The Court will hear a Florida felony‑jury case and a Kentucky church‑zoning dispute in January, part of a six‑argument schedule that also includes tech, trademark and immigration issues.
Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Seeking Harvard Admissions Data
A Massachusetts federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's February suit demanding Harvard turn over race‑related admissions data, allowing the government to refile if it can prove non‑voluntary compliance.
Federal Judge Orders ICE to Follow Injunction on Warrantless Arrests in Oregon
U.S. District Judge Mustafa Kasubhai found ICE fabricated evidence and failed to document arrests, ordering full compliance with a February injunction.
Supreme Court Justices Question Government Effort to Avoid Prisoner Release Case
Supreme Court justices questioned a Justice Department request to dismiss a prisoner release case, debating habeas corpus rules and the 2018 First Step Act.
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A city + practice page is published only when at least five attorneys match it. Thin combinations are left out instead of padded.
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