If you decide cases for a living, you shouldn’t have to wonder whether someone will show up at your house with a gun. Yet for state judges, that nightmare has become uncomfortably real. Now, Congress might actually be doing something about it.

Judicial officers and court staff

Law enforcement has long relied on using tiny bags of chemicals to test whether substances discovered during traffic stops and other situations are controlled substances. After studies showed alarmingly high numbers of false positives in test results that led to innocent people becoming victims of wrongful arrests, one state decided to do something about it.

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Remote delivery of healthcare services is often a routine part of hospital care, even if patients aren’t aware of it or don’t understand how it works. But when those systems fail, hospitals can face legal consequences—as seen in the recent

Is it an effective deterrent, a medically sound option, or a violation of a prisoner’s constitutional rights? The debate over surgical castration, which was legalized by the state of Louisiana in 2024, will likely reach new heights, as it was part of a sentence handed down this week.

On April 6, 2026, Zachary Dewayne Doolittle pled guilty in the Louisiana...

Georgia’s maternal mortality rate is among the highest in the country, with