A federal appeals court sided with the government, allowing the military to maintain its “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy during an appeal of a lower court ruling.
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Court: ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ should stay during appeal
Gov. Jan Brewer defended Arizona’s strict new immigration law in federal appeals court, while lawyers from the Justice Department called it unconstitutional.
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Appeals Court Weighs Immigrant Law
A federal appeals court has ruled against an Arizona law that requires residents to prove their U.S. citizenship to register to vote, but upheld a part of the same law that mandates residents to show identification before voting.
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Court rejects part of Ariz. voter ID law
A federal appeals court Wednesday temporarily reversed an earlier court’s decision to allow openly gay people into the military, siding with the Obama administration’s emergency request to keep the controversial “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy in place….
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Appeals Court Sides with Obama on DADT
Law enforcement officers may place a GPS device on a person’s car without seeking a warrant from a judge, according to a federal appeals court ruling in California.
Memorial crosses erected along Utah public roads to honor fallen state highway troopers have been found unconstitutional by a federal appeals court.
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Court rules against cops’ road crosses
A federal appeals court in San Francisco has blocked same-sex marriages in that state from resuming until a three-judge panel hears broader constitutional questions.
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California same-sex marriages on hold
