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Busy day at the SCOTUS:
Matal v. Tam: Affirmed denial of trademark registration for the band name "The Slants". I remember reading the one of the amicus briefs in favor for this one.
Bristol Myers Squibb v. California: Non-CA residents have no standing to sue a company through California courts even if CA residents are also affected.
McWilliams v. Dunn: Defendant/Death row inmate access to a mental health professional is guaranteed as part of his legal defense/exoneration team independent of prosecution/corrections.
Packingham v. NC: States cannot limits access of registered sex offenders to post on social media (1A)
Ziglar v. Abbasi: Treatment & deportation of illegal aliens detained after 9/11. Part reversal and affirmation. This decision is kinda complex I don't really understand it that well. The decision had also been delayed several times since it had been orally argued, so it's a 4-2 decision without Gorsuch, Kagan and Sotomayor.
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Busy day at the SCOTUS:
Matal v. Tam: Affirmed denial of trademark registration for the band name "The Slants". I remember reading the one of the amicus briefs in favor for this one.
Bristol Myers Squibb v. California: Non-CA residents have no standing to sue a company through California courts even if CA residents are also affected.
McWilliams v. Dunn: Defendant/Death row inmate access to a mental health professional is guaranteed as part of his legal defense/exoneration team independent of prosecution/corrections.
Packingham v. NC: States cannot limits access of registered sex offenders to post on social media (1A)
Ziglar v. Abbasi: Treatment & deportation of illegal aliens detained after 9/11. Part reversal and affirmation. This decision is kinda complex I don't really understand it that well. The decision had also been delayed several times since it had been orally argued, so it's a 4-2 decision without Gorsuch, Kagan and Sotomayor.
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Oh oops I said affirmed denial on the trademark. My bad it's was actually the opposite.
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Busy day at the SCOTUS:
Matal v. Tam: Affirmed denial of trademark registration for the band name "The Slants". I remember reading the one of the amicus briefs in favor for this one.
Bristol Myers Squibb v. California: Non-CA residents have no standing to sue a company through California courts even if CA residents are also affected.
McWilliams v. Dunn: Defendant/Death row inmate access to a mental health professional is guaranteed as part of his legal defense/exoneration team independent of prosecution/corrections.
Packingham v. NC: States cannot limits access of registered sex offenders to post on social media (1A)
Ziglar v. Abbasi: Treatment & deportation of illegal aliens detained after 9/11. Part reversal and affirmation. This decision is kinda complex I don't really understand it that well. The decision had also been delayed several times since it had been orally argued, so it's a 4-2 decision without Gorsuch, Kagan and Sotomayor.
re: Slants SCOTUS rules in the Slants favor. The Washington Football team is thrilled.
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Busy day at the SCOTUS:
Matal v. Tam: Affirmed denial of trademark registration for the band name "The Slants". I remember reading the one of the amicus briefs in favor for this one.
Bristol Myers Squibb v. California: Non-CA residents have no standing to sue a company through California courts even if CA residents are also affected.
McWilliams v. Dunn: Defendant/Death row inmate access to a mental health professional is guaranteed as part of his legal defense/exoneration team independent of prosecution/corrections.
Packingham v. NC: States cannot limits access of registered sex offenders to post on social media (1A)
Ziglar v. Abbasi: Treatment & deportation of illegal aliens detained after 9/11. Part reversal and affirmation. This decision is kinda complex I don't really understand it that well. The decision had also been delayed several times since it had been orally argued, so it's a 4-2 decision without Gorsuch, Kagan and Sotomayor.
re: Slants SCOTUS rules in the Slants favor. The Washington Football team is thrilled.
Dan is happy.
This one isn;t over.