Plaintiffs, a group of Indian nationals lawfully in the United States on employment-based visas sued defendants, the Secretary of State and the Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, challenging the delay in adjudicating their applications for permanent residency due to visa number unavailability.

Prisoner's Confinement in Segregated Housing Did Not Violate His Due Process Rights

In February 2022, the attorney general issued an opinion concluding that dispensing certain drugs to children with gender dysphoria could constitute child abuse as defined by the Texas Family Code and appellants, the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services and its commissioner, took certain actions in response.

Appellants brought suit against appellee city under the First Amendment Free Exercise Clause, the Texas Religious Freedom Restoration Act, and the Texas Constitution alleging that the city's development plan for Brackenridge Park prevented them from performing ceremonies essential to their religious practice.

Panel Affirms Confirmation of Arbitration Award That Assessed Withdrawal Liability

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas ordered relators, transmission and distribution utilities, to interrupt service in response to a Level 3 Emergency occasioned by Winter Storm Uri in Feb. 2021.