Grable Grimshaw PLLC Responds to City of Kirby’s Raid on Jack Miller’s Residence: An Activist
Grable Grimshaw PLLC issued a press release in response to the raid on Jack Miller’s residence, emphasizing potential motives and expressing readiness to pursue legal recourse against the City of Kirby.
Alleged Abuse of Power and First Amendment Violations Spark Controversy in Aransas Pass, Texas
The controversy in Aransas Pass, Texas, involves alleged constitutional violations and a lawsuit aiming to protect citizens’ rights. The lawsuit challenges speech restrictions and seeks damages and injunctions. The events prompt discussions on public officials’ conduct and constitutional rights.
Texas DPS Liable in Trooper Complaint Case – 5th Circuit Affirms
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a decision holding the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) liable in a case brought by five troopers. The troopers alleged violations of the First Amendment and retaliation, leading to a jury finding DPS liable. The court affirmed some decisions, vacated equitable relief, and remanded the case for further proceedings.
How Staying Updated with Texas Government News Can Empower Voters
Stay informed and empowered by discovering the latest Texas government news in our blog ‘How Staying Updated with Texas Government News Can Empower Voters’.
Pro Se Cop Files Lawsuit On Prior Department
Retired officer and war veteran Andrew “Andy” Harvey files civil action against Pharr Police Department in Texas. Allegations include unjust actions, brutality, constitutional violations, and police misconduct.
AG Paxton Tots Victory, Almost Immediately Losses – SB 4
Texas AG Paxton initially celebrated a win as the US Supreme Court lifted the halt on SB 4, only to have the Fifth Circuit reinstate it, highlighting the ongoing clash between state and federal authorities in immigration enforcement.
US Supreme Court Lifts Stay on Texas S.B. 4 Immigration Law
The US Supreme Court lifted the stay on Texas S.B. 4 Immigration Law, allowing immediate enforcement. Justice Sotomayor and Justice Jackson dissented, citing potential chaos and conflict with federal authority. Justice Kagan also dissented, highlighting the historical federal jurisdiction over immigration. Both dissents urged caution and emphasized the need to maintain the status quo.
McLennan County Named in Another Lawsuit Over Alleged Jail Misconduct
Bennie Daryl Scott filed a lawsuit against McLennan County, Texas, and jail officials for alleged mistreatment after suffering a seizure in jail. The complaint includes claims of excessive force, inadequate medical care, and a cover-up by the defendants. This case echoes a previous lawsuit against the county, raising concerns about mistreatment and negligence towards inmates with medical conditions.
Is San Marcos Going to Default on Marijuana Lawsuit?
The Texas Attorney General’s Office filed a lawsuit against San Marcos for decriminalizing marijuana. The city has not responded, unlike Austin. The case has implications for state-wide marijuana legislation.
Former Palm Valley Police Chief Alvaro Garcia Appeals Conviction and Highlights Legal Arguments
Former Palm Valley Police Chief Alvaro Garcia appeals his conviction for tampering with governmental records, arguing that the report in question does not qualify as a government record. He also challenges the multiple convictions as a violation of double jeopardy and cites ineffective assistance of counsel. The Cameron County District Attorney’s Office will provide a response soon.