As for scope of relief, the injunction itself is a bit of a cypher. Federal Defendants contend the injunction is "inscrutable". The response, again, is the Supreme Court-stayed Vasquez Perdomo. I'm highly skeptical. Almost taunting the Supreme Court, too.
A long time IT worker at Cincinnati Bell was eventually overworked and quit. He sued, alleging that he was illegally underpaid under the Fair Labor Standards Act. His claims fail, explain Judge Ritz. Summary judgment for the company is affirmed.
A repeat felon was released on bond by a magistrate judge over the prosecution's objection. After conviction, before sentencing, he committed armed robbery against a woman and stole almost $100k in cash and jewelry. No reversible error, per Chief Judge Pryor. Affirmed
Can Idaho enforce its law protecting unborn life? In a *HUGE* Pro-life win in Idaho for @Raul_Labrador, the answer is yes, 2-1. The Ninth Circuit decides to faithfully apply Dobbs, after the district court tried to say that Roe and Casey were still good law. S/o to @ADFLegal too
Kudos again to AG Labrador, SG Michael Zarian, and the whole team working together with ADF on this vital win for life (and the rule of law). Read the opinion here: cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datasto…
