Last week, an Emergency Application ( ) was filed with the U.S. Supreme Court seeking a stay pending appellate review in (Sup. Ct., filed 9/17/2026). The case involves a dispute between business associates over whether their business issues should be deci... See more
, a Texas federal district, citing the Tax Anti-Injunction Act, refused to enter a consent judgment in a suit by religious groups challenging the constitutionality of the Johnson Amendment. In the appeal of that case to the Fifth Circuit, the Justice Depa... See more
National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation v. Shellem an Oklahoma federal district court issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting Oklahoma from enforcing a provision in its Charter Schools Act that requires a charter school to be 'nonsectarian... See more
In Tvrdy v. Hilgers, (D NE, Sept. 26, 2026), a Nebraska federal district court upheld a state law prohibiting certified nurse midwives (CNM) from attending home births without a physician also being present. Midwives may attend births alone only in a lice... See more
In Dean v. Yost, (OH Com. Pl., Sept. 22, 2026), two members of the Ohio state legislature and a city council member sued contending that the Reproductive Rights Amendment to the Ohio Constitution adopted by voters in 2023 is invalid because it amounts to ... See more
