
Associated Press
Legal experts question judge’s order telling Southwest lawyers to get religious-liberty training
Clinical Professor Steven Collis and Professor Emeritus Douglas Laycock share their opinions on a ruling that requires three Southwest Airline lawyers to undergo a religious-liberty training in response to a recent lawsuit ruling.
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NPR
What just happened when Texas’ abortion bans briefly lifted — and what comes next
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Medical Marketing and Media
How the Texas trial changed the story of abortion rights in America
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KFF Health News
How the Texas Trial Changed the Story of Abortion Rights in America
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The Indiana Lawyer
Biden’s inaction on death penalty may be top campaign issue as Trump, DeSantis laud executions
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Just Security
The House Closed a Key Loophole in Court-Martial Appeals. Will the Senate Follow?
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The New York Times
Gov. Abbott’s Policing of Texas Border Pushes Limits of State Power
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The Dallas Morning News
Deterrence policies for asylum-seekers are turning away migrants who need it
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Kera News
Did the city of Fort Worth violate atheists’ First Amendment rights? Experts weigh in
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Texas Standard
Texas leaves national voter information-sharing organization
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Law360
How Habeas Corpus Ruling May Condemn Innocent Prisoners
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Texas Standard
Supreme Court’s student loan ruling raises questions about future of standing doctrine
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