A man convicted of three counts of first-degree murder failed to convince the Ninth Circuit that reliance upon his taped confession resulted in a prejudicial violation of his constitutional rights.

Defense Distributed, a Texas gun advocacy group, can’t reopen its settled suit against the U.S. State Department to again argue for online publication of a 3D-printed gun blueprint, the Fifth Circuit said Tuesday.

A liberal judicial advocacy group is stepping up Democratic efforts to deny GOP Sen. Susan Collins re-election by launching another wave of ads spotlighting her vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Debt collector Client Services Inc. violated federal law by failing to identify the name of the creditors to whom the debts were owed in letters sent to a class of Wisconsin debtors who received substantially identical notices from the company, the Seventh Circuit ruled.

A man’s conviction for leaving a death threat on former Attorney General Eric Holder’s office voicemail was upheld Tuesday by the Sixth Circuit.

Veteran litigator William “Bill” Lawler III is joining Blank Rome’s white collar defense and investigations practice group after a lengthy stint with Vinson & Elkins.