Supreme Court Denies Appeal from Epic Games in the Apple Legal Feud
With no opportunity to appeal, Apple will continue prohibiting Epic Games and other App Store developers from directing customers to external payment options.
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Unwarranted Border Searches are Being Challenged in U.S. v. Smith
A federal judge ruled that border patrol agents must obtain a warrant before searching the contents of a cell phone at U.S. borders, challenging the broad authority that has historically allowed suspicionless searches within 100 miles of any border.
Environmental Groups Sue FAA Over SpaceX Rocket Explosion, Claiming Irreparable Harm to Wildlife Habitat
Wildlife and environmental groups are suing the FAA for allowing SpaceX to launch a rocket that exploded, scattering debris across sensitive habitat areas and causing irreparable harm.
The Evolutionary Intersectionality of Discrimination Laws and Protected Freedoms: What Does the Future of Public Accommodations Law Look Like?
Today, public accommodations laws have engraved every aspect of an American’s private and public life. From employment to tenancy to businesses, the rise of public accommodations laws has become the epicenter for
5th Circuit of Appeals Upholds Restrictions on Mail Order Abortion Pill, Mifepristone, But Blocks Lower Court’s Entire Ban on the Pill.
A federal appeals court upheld some limits on the abortion pill Mifepristone but blocked a total ban, reinstating restrictions that were in place prior to 2016 and preventing remote prescribing and mailing of the medication.