Tennessee Judge Awards Preliminary Injunction Against NCAA NIL Rules
Tennessee Received A Preliminary Injunction On Friday Against The NCAA Enforcing Its Name, Image And Likeness Rules.
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Biden’s Federal Contractor Vaccine Mandate Loses In Court Again
A U.S. Circuit Court Of Appeals Agreed With A Lower Court Ruling That Imposed A Preliminary Injunction On The Proposed Mandate That Would Have Imposed The Covid-19 Vaccine On Federal Contractors And Also Required Tens Of Millions Of Americans To Wear Face Masks At Work.
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Lawsuit Alleging Government Collusion With Social Media Companies To Censor Speech Expands
Officials From The White House, Centers For Disease Control, The FBI And 11 Other Federal Agencies Are Being Added To A Lawsuit Alleging Collusion With Social Media Companies To Censor Speech.
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Federal Judge Grants Marines Class Action Status In Challenge To COVID Vaccine Requirement
A Federal Judge Has Granted Class Action Status For U.S. Marines In Their Fight Against Secretary Of Defense Lloyd Austin’s Covid-19 Vaccine Mandate. The Ruling Is Another Blow To The Biden Administration And Consistent With Other Court Rulings That Have Found Military Branches Are Violating Federal Law.
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Judge Chastises DoD, Marine Corps In Order Granting Class Action Status In Vaccine Mandate Case
U.S District Court Judge Steven Merryday Issued A Blistering Rebuke Of The Department Of Defense And Marine Corps For Refusing To Grant Religious Accommodation Requests To Service Members.
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Federal Court Orders Air Force To Not Impose Vaccine Mandate On Members Who’ve Filed Religious Exemptions
A Federal Court In Ohio Entered A Nationwide Preliminary Injunction Thursday Prohibiting The U.S. Air Force From Enforcing Its Covid-19 Vaccine Mandate Against Religious Objectors.
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The Center Square Again Files First Amendment Motion To Open Tennessee Judicial Decision-Making Meetings
The Center Square Has Filed A Second Motion For A Preliminary Injunction To Open The Meetings Of The State’s Bench-Bar Advisory Commission, The Second Such First Amendment Motion In A Case Filed By The Nonprofit’s Executive Editor.
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