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United States court of appeals

Post-1891 U.S. appellate circuit courts

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Nov 28, 2025
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Donald Trump's siblings and any other close family members of importance.

Donald Trump is one of five children of Fred and Mary Anne Trump; his siblings include Maryanne (a former federal judge), the late Fred Jr., Elizabeth (the lone surviving sibling as of multiple profil...

Dec 1, 2025
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Which of Donald Trump's convictions were overturned on appeal and by which appellate courts?

Two post-2024 rulings have altered outcomes tied to Trump: a New York civil fraud judgment (reported as a $464 million penalty) was overturned by a New York appeals court , and Trump’s criminal "hush ...

Jan 26, 2026
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Is it unlawful to carry a licensed concealed firearm to a protest in California?

A simple yes-or-no answer is not possible: concealed‑carry license (CCW) may lawfully bring a concealed firearm to a protest depends on multiple overlapping rules—recent federal court decisions alteri...

Nov 12, 2025

What evidence was presented in E. Jean Carroll's case against Donald Trump?

E. Jean Carroll’s lawsuits against Donald Trump relied primarily on , corroborating witness testimony including two friends she told soon after the alleged 1996 attack and two other women who accused ...

Dec 11, 2025

How have federal courts ruled on the constitutionality of state anti‑Sharia laws and amendments?

Federal courts have repeatedly struck down or blocked state measures that single out “Sharia” or broadly ban foreign or religious law as unconstitutional, finding such provisions unnecessary and discr...

Nov 18, 2025

How have courts ruled on statutes of limitations and liability in Trump's sexual misconduct cases?

Courts have allowed some civil claims against Donald Trump that otherwise would have been time-barred by the temporary New York Adult Survivors Act (ASA), leading to at least one high-profile judgment...

Jan 19, 2026

Which court cases forced ICE to return U.S. citizens deported during the Trump administration and what were their outcomes?

Federal judges across the country — and in at least one instance the U.S. Court of Appeals and the Supreme Court — have ordered the Trump administration to bring back multiple people whom Immigration ...

Dec 12, 2025

How do federal and state appeal procedures differ for judgments involving public figures like Trump and Carroll?

Federal appeals proceed from a U.S. district court to a federal circuit panel and—if a litigant seeks it—to an en banc rehearing or the U.S. Supreme Court; in the Carroll matter a three‑judge Second C...

Oct 17, 2025

What is the current court schedule for E. Jean Carroll's lawsuit against Donald Trump?

The provided materials do contain a clear, current court schedule for E. Jean Carroll’s litigation against Donald Trump; available documents instead recount prior trial activity and an appeals ruling ...

Jan 16, 2026

Can a legal immigrant appeal a deportation order in the US?

Yes — a lawful noncitizen can appeal many deportation (removal) orders in the U.S.; appeals normally begin by filing a Notice of Appeal with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) and follow strict de...

Nov 21, 2025

Are there notable Muslim American appointments in 2025 to federal executive, judicial, or regulatory positions?

In 2025 reporting shows incremental but visible Muslim American representation in federal and high‑level public service roles: multiple Biden-era judicial confirmations and nominations — including Ami...

Nov 17, 2025

How have federal appellate courts ruled on qualified immunity for ICE officers in Fourth Amendment excessive-force cases?

Federal appellate decisions show that courts often grant ICE officers qualified immunity in Fourth Amendment excessive‑force or seizure claims when they conclude the law was not “clearly established” ...

Nov 23, 2025

What are the key dates in E. Jean Carroll’s first accusation against Donald Trump and subsequent legal actions?

E. Jean Carroll first publicly accused Donald Trump in June 2019 and sued him for defamation in November 2019; a federal jury found Trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming her in May 2023 and a...

Nov 13, 2025

What potential outcomes could result from Maxwell's 2024 appeal?

Ghislaine Maxwell’s 2024 appeal was unanimously rejected by a U.S. Court of Appeals, which affirmed her five convictions and described her 20‑year sentence as procedurally reasonable; as a result, the...

Feb 3, 2026

What legal protections do teachers and students have in Florida when their criticism of a foreign government is labeled discriminatory?

Teachers and students in retain core federal and state civil‑rights protections and First Amendment guarantees, but a recent patchwork of state statutes and classroom rules has created legal uncertain...

Jan 30, 2026

How have local courts in Minneapolis and Chicago ruled on prosecutions of anti‑ICE protesters using whistles or following agents?

Local judges in issued sweeping preliminary injunctions that barred from detaining, pepper‑spraying or retaliating against peaceful observers and ruled that safely following agents in vehicles does no...

Dec 17, 2025

What is the timeline for multi-level appeals and possible Supreme Court review in federal criminal cases?

Federal criminal appeals begin almost immediately after a final judgment and proceed on a compressed docket: defendants generally must file a notice of appeal within 14 days, the circuit court’s work ...

Dec 3, 2025

Was Magistrate Judge William R. ?’s ruling regarding Comey challenged on appeal or altered by a higher court?

Magistrate Judge William Fitzpatrick issued an order on Nov. 17, 2025, directing release of grand‑jury transcripts to Comey’s defense and criticized prosecutorial conduct — that order was stayed by th...

Nov 26, 2025

How are tariffs paid?

Tariffs are collected at the U.S. border as customs duties paid by importers to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and in FY2025 they generated roughly $195 billion through Sept. 30, a large jump fro...

Nov 21, 2025

What is the current status of the legal proceedings against Trump regarding the 34 counts?

Donald Trump was convicted in May 2024 on 34 counts of falsifying business records tied to hush-money payments to Stormy Daniels; jurors found him guilty on all counts and that verdict has been the su...