Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo was ordered to pay $63.5 million by a Broward County jury in a lawsuit brought by the owners of Little Havana nightclub Ball & Chain, who alleged Carollo harassed ...
A jury has found longtime Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo liable in a federal civil lawsuit brought by two businessmen who accused him of trying to destroy their businesses as political retaliation ...
A Pennsylvania borough, its mayor, and its police chief saw their win upheld Tuesday in a lawsuit by a officer who said the suspension he accepted for his alleged role in a fundraiser for a local ...
A national advocate for free speech on college campuses dropped its lawsuit against Iowa State University’s sidewalk chalking ban and other limits on political expression after the university agreed ...
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LISTEN: Supreme Court rejects Turkish bank’s arguments in Iran case The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a Turkish bank's main arguments for avoiding prosecution on charges it helped Iran ...
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Julia Hammer claims her health coverage was wrongfully revoked. A former Trader Joe’s employee is accusing the grocery chain of pregnancy discrimination and retaliation in a federal lawsuit ...
Since the 1920s, the ACLU has been involved in virtually all of the landmark speech cases to reach the U.S. Supreme Court. In a landmark 1997 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed with the ACLU’s ...
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That it seems to believe otherwise is its own fault, not the fault of those fighting for the First Amendment. Why Not Moderation? furnishes a distinctive and earnest defense of this concept ...
