Is There a Waiting Period to Use a DC Marriage License? Before 2015, the DC Superior Court Marriage Bureau required a 3-day waiting period before you could use your marriage license. However, now you ...

The appeal stems from an ongoing dispute at the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia challenging President Donald Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to send 137 individuals accused of ...

A District of Columbia judge on Thursday had questions ... During the hearing, D.C. Superior Court Judge Yvonne Williams considered industry lawyers’ arguments that the case — one of dozens ...

A D.C. jury found last year that University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael Mann was defamed by two right-wing bloggers who said he falsified data about global warming. But a judge last week ...

For the full story, including the full court documents, visit the PBJ. Newly unsealed court documents in a recently-settled Nike sexual harassment and pay inequity lawsuit reveal names of high ...

The Yale-educated Judge Boasberg, 62, was appointed to the DC Superior Court by former president George W. Bush, a Republican, and later named a district court judge by Mr Obama, a Democrat.

In 2002, Boasberg became an associate judge of the District of Columbia Superior Court, serving in the Civil and Criminal Divisions and the Domestic Violence Branch. During Boasberg’s ...

After creating a strong impact at the Telugu box office, Court: State Vs A Nobody has now secured a lucrative OTT deal with Netflix. According to sources, the film has been sold for Rs 8 crore ...

“That path is all the more appropriate in this case,” as a dismissal of Khalil’s lawsuit challenging his arrest would toss Judge Furman’s earlier court order preventing the government from ...

While Khalil couldn't convince Furman to keep the case in Manhattan, the court did decline the government's bid to have the matter litigated in Louisiana, where the green card holder is currently ...

CASPER — Three 10th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals judges on Tuesday affirmed the ruling of lower courts that hunters can corner cross as long as hunters do not physically touch private land.