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Doctor Defends Exam Saying Judge Newman Is Fit To Serve

A neurosurgeon who examined Federal Circuit Judge Pauline Newman and declared her fit to serve on the bench pushed back Tuesday on criticism of his evaluation made by doctors retained by the appeals court’s other judges, who have suspended the 97-year-old jurist…
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OPINION: Will SCOTUS Help Trump Tame the Leviathan?

As President Trump and Elon Musk strive, from the Executive branch, to tame the federal leviathan, a case coming up at the Supreme Court offers the judiciary an opportunity to aid the noble cause. The dispute centers on the “Universal Service Fund,” paid for in part by a tax on Americans’ phone bills. On Wednesday,…
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Chevron Law Firm Asks Court To Delay CPSC Rule On Infant Loungers
A little-noticed rule from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) would harm countless small manufacturers of infant supplies if allowed to go into effect this May, nonprofit law firm the New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) contends…
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Trump moved to abolish the Education Department: What comes next

… Speaking on the “John Solomon Reports” podcast this month, New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) President Mark Chenoweth said that if Trump’s “trying to, for example, shut down the Department of Education without a vote of Congress, he just doesn’t have that power to go that far unilaterally.” …
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Federal safety rule on baby cushions goes too far, contradicts Trump agenda, legal group claims

FIRST ON FOX: A baby products manufacturer is challenging a new federal regulation as overly broad and contrary to President Donald Trump‘s agenda of reigning in three-letter agencies and commissions. New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) filed suit Thursday in Washington, D.C. against the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) over a new federal safety standard for infant support cushions. NCLA,…
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Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action

Believe it or not, there’s still important litigation happening that doesn’t involve President Donald Trump, and the proof exists in this month’s circuit court calendars. During the remaining weeks of March, arguments will explore numerous high-profile topics, including a law firm’s severe punishment for alleged misconduct in 9/11 litigation and a judicial rebuke of Trader…
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