The Latest Breaking News from Ninth Circuit

Scooter injuries, loyalty oaths, and Canadian barrels.

Disparaging scientists, disappearing warrants, and disgruntled lawyers.

Anti-Muslim tweets, inactive warrants, and anti-Muslim prison guards.

upholds the ban on landlords' taking adverse action based on that information.

From O'Handley v. Weber, decided Friday in an opinion by Ninth Circuit Judge Paul Watford, joined by Judge Susan Graber and Federal Circuit Judge Evan Wallach: Rogan O'Handley contends that the social media company Twitter Inc. and California's Secretary of State, Shirley Weber, violated his constitutional rights by acting in…

The law professor hypo come to life.

Flouncing, flaunting, flirting, flouting, foundering, and flounting.

A federal judge is trying to keep LIV Golf’s antitrust lawsuit against the PGA Tour on track

Boisterous school children, suspicious mispronunciations, and convicted misdemeanant Don Blankenship.

A Ninth Circuit opinion concludes that when a federal agency seeks a voluntary remand of a contested rule, that is not enough to vacate the regulation.

From B.L. v. Fetherman, decided last Wednesday by Magistrate Judge Jessica Allen (D.N.J.): This case arises out of Plaintiffs' legal challenge to portions of Mountain Lakes School District's ("MLSD") public-school curriculum on the basis that it is discriminatory against white students…. [A]ccording to Plaintiffs, Defendants have unlawfully discriminated against [B.L.'s…