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Court rulings have repeatedly delayed and reshaped how Oregon’s 2022 voter-approved Measure 114 would take effect statewide: a Harney County judge blocked the law in 2023, the Oregon Court of Appeals ...
Miranda warnings—the scripted advisals police give in criminal custody—generally do not apply to civil immigration arrests, a rule upheld by several federal appeals courts including the 9th Circuit . ...
The claim that U.S. states or localities have legally barred Muslims from holding public office is ; courts and scholars document discriminatory measures and tests that targeted religion but do not id...
Oregon’s statewide 2025 gun statutes — principally Measure 114 (permit-to-purchase, background-check tightening, and a ban on large-capacity magazines) — have been repeatedly enjoined and un-enjoined ...
National Guard deployments to U.S. cities produce , with courts and social scientists debating whether benefits outweigh social costs. Recent legal filings and polling show escalating political confli...
Defendants seeking to avoid booking photographs and public processing have advanced a mix of constitutional and statutory arguments — most prominently privacy and due‑process claims, First Amendment c...
The Supreme Court has not upended the constitutional guarantee of birthright citizenship but has produced rulings that affect how challenges to it proceed: specifically, in June 2025 the Court restric...
Federal courts have recently reaffirmed that remains protected against executive attempts to strip it, while the Supreme Court has allowed wartime deportations to proceed under the Alien Enemies Act b...