Short Circuit: Weekly Federal Appeals Court Rulings Compendium
This weekly legal roundup from the Institute for Justice covers notable federal appeals court rulings. Cases include: the D.C. Circuit ruling that challenges to USPS service changes must go through the Postal Regulatory Commission; the First Circuit striking down Rhode Island's extraterritorial dealership law under the Dormant Commerce Clause; the First Circuit affirming suppression of evidence from a wrongly searched iPhone; the First Circuit largely denying preliminary injunctions in Maine religious school tuition cases; the Second Circuit ordering temporary release for a deportee needing kidney dialysis; the Second Circuit upholding New York City's congestion toll; the Second Circuit upholding NYC's broker fee ordinance; the Second Circuit reversing exclusion of expert testimony in acetaminophen/autism lawsuit; and a Third Circuit case about a doctor criticizing affirmative action policies.
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Short Circuit: Weekly Federal Appeals Court Rulings Compendium
This weekly legal roundup from the Institute for Justice covers notable federal appeals court rulings. Cases include: the D.C. Circuit ruling that challenges to USPS service changes must go through the Postal Regulatory Commission; the First Circuit striking down Rhode Island's extraterritorial dealership law under the Dormant Commerce Clause; the First Circuit affirming suppression of evidence from a wrongly searched iPhone; the First Circuit largely denying preliminary injunctions in Maine religious school tuition cases; the Second Circuit ordering temporary release for a deportee needing kidney dialysis; the Second Circuit upholding New York City's congestion toll; the Second Circuit upholding NYC's broker fee ordinance; the Second Circuit reversing exclusion of expert testimony in acetaminophen/autism lawsuit; and a Third Circuit case about a doctor criticizing affirmative action policies.