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Pa. court strikes down Medicaid abortion ban as unconstitutional
Pennsylvania’s Constitution grants the fundamental right to reproductive autonomy, a state court ruled April 20 in a long-running challenge to the commonwealth’s ban on Medicaid subsidies for abortion. In its 4-3 ruling […]
Sweeping social media crackdown for kids coming in MA if bill passes
The Massachusetts House of Representatives is planning on passing a bill April 8 that would ban social media use for children under 14 in the state. The ban would be “among the most restrictive […]
NC joins brief in GI Bill benefits case
North Carolina has joined a bipartisan nationwide coalition of state attorneys general challenging the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs over limits on GI Bill benefits to former service members. In […]
Bill would curb AG’s power to challenge presidential orders
The state Senate advanced a bill Wednesday that would bar Attorney General Jeff Jackson from challenging the president’s executive orders. Under Senate Bill 58, the attorney general would be barred […]
NC joins lawsuit against apartment landlords
Six large corporate landlords and the RealPage software company now face a lawsuit filed by the North Carolina Department of Justice, its counterparts in nine other states and the U.S. […]
3 lawyers among Dogwood Award recipients
Three lawyers — two of them district attorneys in eastern North Carolina — were among 33 honorees recently presented the Dogwood Award by state Attorney General Josh Stein. The lawyers […]
North Carolina to share in Kroger opioid settlement
North Carolina will receive about $40 million as its share of the settlement of a multistate lawsuit against Kroger for its role in the opioid crisis. A 30-state bipartisan coalition […]
Jackson elected as North Carolina’s attorney general
RALEIGH — Democratic U.S. Rep. Jeff Jackson was elected North Carolina’s next attorney general on Tuesday, defeating Republican U.S. Rep. Dan Bishop in an expensive campaign focused on who was […]
Judge strikes down Illinois’ concealed carry ban on public transit
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — A federal judge has ruled that an Illinois law banning the concealed carry of firearms on public transit is unconstitutional. U.S. District Judge Iain D. Johnston in […]
Mississippi lawsuit alleges over-prescription of opioids
JACKSON, Miss. — The state of Mississippi is suing drug manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers alleging that opioids were over-prescribed. Attorney General Lynn Fitch filed the suit Thursday in Hinds […]
Storm activates NC price-gouging law
North Carolina’s price-gouging law came into effect when Gov. Roy Cooper declared a state of emergency in advance of Tropical Storm Debby’s arrival in the state. In some cases, businesses […]
Hunter Biden faces gun conviction sentencing in November
WASHINGTON — Hunter Biden is set to be sentenced on felony firearms charges in November under an order signed by a judge on Friday. The president’s son could face up […]
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