He suggested that some elite universities devote much more than 30 percent of their grant dollars to administrative ... judge may hold them in contempt, said Daniel C. Richman, a Columbia Law ...

In Vance's social media post, he cited other types of decision making by the executive branch that he suggested were outside the law. "If a judge tried ... servant in the administrative state ...

Administrative law judges claim that the potential disclosure of their personal information sought by the Department of ...

"While administrative stays are more common in appellate courts, district courts have recognized their applicability in cases ...

Unfortunately, if we're talking about municipal judges in North Dakota, more often than not, we aren't. Under current law, a person serving as a municipal judge in any city with a population of ...

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced two judicial appointments Monday, naming Jack Schlechter of Niceville and Chris Miller of Daytona Beach to serve on Florida’s First and Seventh Judicial Circuit ...

The judge in New Hampshire said an injunction would ... Two other organizations, the Asian Law Caucus and the State Democracy Defenders Fund, helped file the suit on behalf of several groups ...

New Jersey’s Indiscriminate Prosecution of Children as Adults,” reveals that prosecutors have near-total discretion to decide ...

Washington — A federal judge on Friday prevented the Trump administration from placing 2,200 employees of the U.S. Agency for International Development, or USAID, on administrative leave ...

A federal judge in New York temporarily restricted the ability of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency to access the Treasury Department payment system, saying that doing so was ...

As Donald Trump shamelessly stretches the boundaries of the law to expand his power and influence, America’s federal judges remaining true to their oaths will be critical to preserving the ...

Judges aren’t allowed to control the executive’s legitimate power.” Vance also shared a post by Adrian Vermeule, professor of constitutional law at Harvard, who wrote, “Judicial ...