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ACLU sues to block Biden administration s new asylum rules

The ACLU is challenging Biden’s replacement of Title 42 with rules requiring applicants to seek asylum in another country before applying in the U.S.

United statesSan franciscoKatrina eilandJon tigarSupreme courtUc college of the lawMelissa crow of the centerAmerican civil liberties unionBorder patrolMelissa crowRefugee studiesJudge jon tigarPresident bidenJon tigarMelissa crowKatrina eiland

Bill to ban caste discrimination in California clears a major hurdle

California would become the first state to address caste discrimination under a Bay Area lawmaker’s legislation advancing in Sacramento.

United statesSri lankaAlameda countySan diegoPrem pariyarRobyn blumTanjua guptaBrian jonesShannon newberryThenmouji soundararajanAmerican civil liberties unionAlameda county human relations commissionWashington postAmerican hindu federationCalifornia state universityAcademic senate

DOJ: Feeding the homeless is protected religious activity

President Biden’s Justice Department has told a federal court that the food distribution is a religious activity protected by federal law.

United statesOrange countyConstanza heviaVicente sarmientoMaria fornesJustice departmentShiloh churchAmerican addiction instituteBiden justice departmentAddiction instituteUs circuit courtRobert allen mercy housePresident bidenReligious land useInstitutionalized persons actOrange county supervisor vicente sarmiento

Supreme Court upholds California law limiting pig confinement

The Supreme Court upheld California’s Prop. 12, which bans sales in the state of pork from breeding pigs held in small cages.

United statesJustice amy coney barrettElena kaganSamuel alitoKetanji brown jacksonJustice clarence thomasJustice john robertsSonia sotomayorBrett kavanaughJustice neil gorsuchWayne pacelleAdi dynarNational pork producers councilSupreme courtPacific legal foundationNeil gorsuch

D A Jenkins comments on Walgreens shooting case could resurface

Lawyers for a security guard accused of shooting a man outside Walgreens could resurface the D.A.’s earlier statements that he acted in self-defense.

United statesStanford universityAaron peskinJeremy fogelScott wienerRobert weisbergD san franciscoJustice centerUc berkeley law schoolBerkeley judicial instituteCriminal justiceBanko brownMarket streetSupervisors president aaron peskinLaw schoolBrooke jenkins

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