Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s 26-page opinion in Trump v. Casa found that federal courts cannot place “universal injunctions” against government policies, except for in class action cases. It did not consider the Constitutionality of the birthright citizenship order. Barrett ruled that district courts do not have—and never did

“By disregarding basic journalistic ethics in favor of malicious propaganda, Fox continues to play a major role in the further erosion of the bedrock principles of informed representative government,” the lawsuit reads.

“They were telling me they only had one change of clothes, they’ve been there for over a week already. One pair of underwear and socks, he had to wash in the sinks in the restroom. It’s super unsanitary."

Two former employees of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office have been sent to jail after being convicted of accepting bribes from a tow company owner. Ex-Lieutenant Samuel Flores was sentenced to two years of formal probation and 270 days in county jail. Ex-Sergeant Robert Christolon was sentenced to two

* Mario Ramirez v. Updike Distribution Logistics, LLC (5:25-cv-01565): - employment discrimination. California Central District Judge Monica Almadani presides. * Omar Cruz v. ITS Technologies and Logistics, LLC (5:25-cv-01566): - employment discrimination. California Central District Judge Fernando Aenlle-Rocha presides. * Shovann Romero v. Dolgen California, LLC (5:25-cv-01605): - employment discrimination.

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Federal judges handed California researchers temporary victories in their quest to retrieve what’s likely tens of millions of dollars in federal grants the Trump administration cancelled this year. The judges issued the rulings in three cases Monday.

Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson’s dissents argue that no Constitutional rights are safe under the precedent established by Barrett’s ruling. “No right is safe in the new legal regime the Court creates. Today, the threat is to birthright citizenship. Tomorrow, a different administration may try to

Brittany Simmons received an award of $12,800 in lost earnings and $50,000 in pain and suffering on June 17 after bringing her former employee, TKE Engineering, to court.