This editorial by Lucas Grundmeier represents the views of the Register's editorial board. Qualified immunity strikes again. The judge-created doctrine routinely blocks federal juries from hearing ...
The unanimous opinion in Center for Biological Diversity v. Public Utilities Commission has broad implications for future challenges to the utility regulator's decisions. California's Supreme Court ...
California courts must review a dispute over rooftop solar panel policy, the state’s top court said, instructing judges broadly to defer less to the state’s Public Utilities Commission when ...
The big news from last night was that the Atlanta Braves apparently let Ronald Acuña Jr. lobby his way back into the lineup after not feeling 100 percent, which then led to an apparent aggravation of ...
While rejecting the DOJ's argument that a president can call up militia and never be second-guessed by the courts, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday nonetheless granted the Trump ...
Over the last few decades, Canada’s direction to our Armed Forces, at every level, has been to garner, expand and solidify close defence relations with the United States. Largely due to Canada’s ...
The Democrats made a big mistake by acting powerless and weak during President Donald’s Trump’s address to Congress last week (“Trump promises to keep up ‘swift and unrelenting action’ in speech to ...
My reason for publishing Joe Biden’s warning about Trump and his cronies heading for oligarchy threatening “basic rights and freedoms”, “an avalanche of disinformation”, tax cuts for billionaires, ...
US Supreme Court decisions in the recently completed term suggest that judicial deference to federal regulatory agencies is starting to recede, speakers said at a July 8 forum sponsored by George ...
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