The mayor of Los Angeles is threatening to shut off the lights at businesses that refuse to close their doors during the coronavirus outbreak, a threat that a religious liberty attorney calls legal but extreme.
An organization of black conservatives is praising a U.S. Supreme Court decision that demands specific evidence in racial discrimination claims.
Whether they're viewed as safety measures or the government "erring on the side of caution," one attorney explains that orders barring or requiring certain things are legal under the right conditions.
The nation's largest legal organization dedicated exclusively to defending religious liberty for all Americans has issued a resource for churches on how to respond to orders involving the coronavirus.
A gun-rights advocacy group has joined a lawsuit in New Jersey, where the governor shut down gun stores and gun ranges in The Garden State.
A justice of the peace in Waco, Texas, is waiting for her day in court after being taken to task by a state commission for an innovative solution that allowed her to preserve her religious convictions.
Concern about the coronavirus may have resulted in some courthouses closing down or limiting staff. Still, this is not stopping law firms from doing what they can to defend the constitutional rights of individuals and churches.
The U.S. Supreme Court has postponed this month's arguments due to concerns about coronavirus – and the delay is likely to impact some important cases.
WASHINGTON (March 27, 2020) — Acting swiftly in an extraordinary time, the House rushed President Donald Trump a $2.2 trillion rescue package Friday, tossing a life preserver to a U.S. economy and health care system left flailing by the coronavirus pandemic.
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