Courts & Law

WASHINGTON, July 21 — The figure that matters: roughly 2,000 juveniles were serving life without parole in 2012.…

WASHINGTON, July 21 — The legal framework governing when police may stop a vehicle based on hotlist data…

WASHINGTON, July 21 — The Clayton Antitrust Act, written into law in 1914, remains the technical backbone of…

WASHINGTON, July 21 — The figure that matters: 94. That’s the number of U.S. district courts that serve…

WASHINGTON, July 21 — Seventy years after it was signed into law, the Administrative Procedure Act remains the…

WASHINGTON, July 20 — The reasonable expectation of privacy stands as a pivotal legal test in United States…

WASHINGTON, July 20 — The figure that matters in sizing up the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division…

BRUSSELS, July 20 — Nearly a decade after the Court of Justice of the European Union tore up…

WASHINGTON, July 20 — The reasonable expectation of privacy test stands as the legal gatekeeper for Fourth Amendment…

LOS ANGELES, July 20 — A quiet shift is underway in how West Coast couples are choosing to…

WASHINGTON, July 19 — The Supreme Court’s 2023 decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard banned race-conscious…

WASHINGTON, July 19 — The Fourth Amendment, ratified in 1791 and officially part of the Constitution the following…

BUDAPEST, July 19 — The Constitutional Court of Hungary operates with a notable limitation on its fiscal oversight,…

— WASHINGTON, July 19, 2026 — The legal doctrine known as eminent domain traces its formal origins to…

WASHINGTON, July 18 — The ink was barely dry on the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act…

LOS ANGELES, July 17 — A veteran securities litigator is steering a new front in the ongoing battle…

ARLINGTON, July 17 — AeroVironment shareholders who incurred financial losses now have the opportunity to step forward as…

WASHINGTON, July 17 — A new securities fraud lawsuit is putting a familiar kind of corporate accountability under…

WASHINGTON, July 17 — The surge in microcap IPOs and the manipulation that followed has prompted the Securities…

WASHINGTON — The legal requirement that American broadcasters serve “the public interest, convenience and necessity” is rooted in…

WASHINGTON, July 17 — A securities fraud lawsuit against AeroVironment is moving through its early legal stages, and…

WASHINGTON, July 17 — The Federal Trade Commission has a new tool in its enforcement shed: the ability…

NEW YORK, July 17 — The mechanics of securities fraud class actions in the United States run on…