Trump-Cook Injunction Lawsuit Moves Swiftly—Hearing Set for 29th

Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook has filed a lawsuit to block President Trump's unprecedented removal attempt, with a hearing set for the 29th; the case could reach the Supreme Court and tests the limits of presidential authority over the Fed.

Policy Building Blocks: Preliminary Injunctive Relief

Few areas of law have lately been as relevant, and the focus of so much dispute, as preliminary injunctive relief. Because the subject has come up so many times already, and is inevitably bound to …

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Judge To Trump: No, You Can’t Just Declare ‘Off With Their Heads’ To Political Enemies

Generally speaking, if a judge says this to you, your client is unlikely to succeed in their case: “This may be amusing in ‘Alice in Wonderland’ where the Queen of Hearts yells &#…

Auction of controversial African art collection in Houston again halted by 11th-hour court filing

The apparent owner of 1,400 pieces of African art, which once were housed by Harris County Commissioner Rodney Ellis, was granted a temporary restraining order Thursday to prevent a court-ordered auction of the collection. A previously scheduled auction was called off when Sam Njunuri filed for bankruptcy.