Tenth Circuit Explains That 'Pickering' Balancing Is Rarely Appropriate in Ruling on Motions to Dismiss
In Brown v. City of Tulsa, involving a former police officer’s First Amendment retaliation claim under 42 U.S.C. Section 1983 ...
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Tenth Circuit Hears Challenge to Lower Court’s Ruling on High-Powered Magnets
Continuing the Zen Magnets saga, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) faces a challenge to a rule banning products containing ...
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10th Circuit doubles down on denial of gun to woman who wrote a bad check 17 years ago
More than a decade after she was convicted of check fraud, Melynda Vincent obtained an advanced degree and now works as a ...
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Federal Judges on Campus: 10th Circuit Court Provides Real-World Experience for TU Law Students
Law students at the University of Tulsa observed 10th Circuit Court sessions, enhancing their understanding of appellate court proceedings and legal careers.
Social worker with decades-old bank fraud felony can’t own a gun, court rules
A social worker who is a single mom cannot legally obtain a gun due to her 2008 felony conviction for writing a fraudulent ...