California’s Age-Appropriate Design Code remains in effect after a federal court denied an injunction, so covered online services likely need to continue preparing for compliance. The ruling keeps pressure on businesses that offer digital products or features “likely to be accessed” by minors to assess risks and adjust defaults, data practices, and design choices. This […]
President Trump signed a birthright citizenship executive order on January 20, 2025, and multiple federal courts have enjoined it from taking effect. The legal dispute centers on whether the Fourteenth Amendment’s Citizenship Clause can be narrowed by executive action and what limits apply to presidential power. This article explains the constitutional arguments, key court rulings,
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As of 2025, Trump’s administration faces multiple active court challenges to executive orders and major policy actions. These lawsuits argue several moves exceed statutory authority or violate constitutional and administrative-law limits, pushing key disputes toward appellate courts and the Supreme Court. This article summarizes the main cases, legal theories, and likely outcomes across federal agencies
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A writ of coram nobis can overturn a criminal conviction even after the sentence is completed if a fundamental error caused the conviction and no other remedy is available. Petitioners must show valid reasons for delay and continuing collateral consequences like deportation or loss of rights. This article explains eligibility, standards, procedure, and when coram
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