In Ralston v. Cannon, (10th Cir., March 13, 2018), the 10th Circuit held it could not review in an interlocutory appeal on qualified immunity the district court's conclusion that there was sufficient evidence to allow a reasonable juror to find that defendant intentionally interfered with...
Month: March 2018
NYPD Sued Over Mugshot Policy For Muslim Women
AP reported yesterday on a lawsuit filed in federal district court in New York against the New York Police Department by two Muslim women who were forced to remove their hijabs to pose for mugshots. While the NYPD says that its policy allows persons wearing religious head coverings to be taken...
Judge Suspended, In Part For Refusal To Conduct Same-Sex Weddings
In In re Day, (OR Sup. Ct., March 15, 2018), the Oregon Supreme Court in a 91-page opinion suspended state circuit court judge Vance D. Day from his judicial office for three years without pay. The state's Commission on Judicial Fitness and Disability had recommended the harsher penalty of removal...
Best Eats in Grenoble, From a Local
Buy Clotilde's latest book, The French Market Cookbook! France is such a beautifully diverse country, I want to make sure you see and taste the best it has to offer! When it comes to Paris I’ve got you covered (ask me about my tours!) but there are many other places with exciting and delicious...
We Need to Talk More about Physician Burnout
Addressing it might call for the foundation of a new culture in medicine that allows for the space, connection and inspiration required for all clinicians to be healers -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com Source:...
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