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NCLA Senior Litigation Counsel Greg Dolin joins the Clause 8 podcast to discuss Newman v. Moore and the Federal Circuit's unconstitutional efforts to oust Judge Pauline Newman.

NCLA President and General Counsel Mark Chenoweth is interviewed by Rich Valdés on America at Night on Missouri v. Biden and NCLA's work overall.

NCLA Litigation Counsel Jenin Younes joins TNT Radio to discuss recent updates in NCLA's lawsuit against online censorship, Missouri v. Biden

Our panel of expert appellate litigators discuss a few upcoming Supreme Court cases, as well as several where cert is still pending, each with profound implications on the lawless and unaccountable Administrative State. NCLA President and General Counsel Mark Chenoweth moderates a panel of experienced appellate litigators, including NCLA Senior Litigation Counsel Russ Ryan, Rich Samp, and John Vecchione. The panel will preview CFPB v. CFSA, Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, and SEC v. Jarkesy, as well as several other cases that could be granted at the Long Conference or shortly thereafter (e.g., Cargill v. Garland, Lemelson v. SEC, and Murphy, Murphy, and Gounaud v. SEC).

Making the University of Pennsylvania women's swim team should have been the apex of Paula Scanlan's competitive swimming career. Instead, she was subjected to censorship, coercion, compelled speech, and a host of other indignities, all because she didn't think she should be required to share a locker room and compete against male swimmers like Will Thomas who transitioned and took the name Lia Thomas before joining the women's team. Paula and her teammates at UPenn were never asked if they were willing to share their locker room with a man. Instead, they were simply ordered to comply, coerced not to disagree with the university's decision publicly, and told that anyone who disagreed with the policy might need mental health counseling. Find out what swimmers like Paula Scanlan and Riley Gaines endured as they ran this gauntlet of censorship and coercion.

David Lat weighs in on the Federal Circuit's recent suspension of NCLA client Judge Pauline Newman on The Dispatch's Advisory Opinions podcast.

NCLA President and General Counsel Mark Chenoweth joins Morning Rush to discuss the recent suspension of NCLA client Judge Pauline Newman and NCLA's plans to appeal in Newman v. Moore.

NCLA Litigation Counsel Jenin Younes joins System Update with Glenn Greenwald to discuss the 5th Circuit's major ruling in Missouri v. Biden against the government's efforts to push social media companies to censor Americans online.

NCLA President and General Counsel Mark Chenoweth joins Real Americas Voice to discuss the latest updates in NCLA's censorship case, Missouri v. Biden (Murthy v. Missouri).

NCLA Litigation Counsel Jenin Younes joins the Alan Nathan Show to discuss the recent Missouri v. Biden 5th Circuit ruling with guest host John Hayward.

NCLA President and General Counsel Mark Chenoweth joins O'Connor and Company to discuss the Federal Circuit's recent decision to suspend Judge Pauline Newman from hearing cases for a year.

NCLA Senior Litigation Counsel joins the Lars Larson Show to discuss updates in NCLA's ongoing litigation against the government's social media censorship regime.

NCLA Senior Litigation Counsel Zhonette Brown is interviewed my NTD News on updates in Missouri v. Biden, NCLA's lawsuit with Louisiana and Missouri AGs against the government's efforts to censor Americans on social media.

NCLA's Sheng Li appears on Fox 32 Chicago to explain NCLA's new lawsuit filed against the Biden Administration's latest plan to unlawfully cancel student debt.

NCLA President and General Counsel Mark Chenoweth appears on Fox Business to comment on the Biden Administration's unconstitutional student loan bailout plan.

NCLA Senior Litigation Counsel Zhonette Brown joins Springfield's Morning News w/ Greg Bishop to discuss Missouri v. Biden, NCLA's lawsuit challenging the federal government's role in censoring speech on social media.

The Durham Report 2023 Mark interviews FDRLST Senior Legal Correspondent Margot Cleveland on U.S. Department of Justice Special Counsel John Durham’s long-awaited report on the Trump-Russia probe.

NCLA Litigation Counsel Sheng Li joins Ringside Politics with Jeff Crouere to discuss the return of Covid-19 mandates in America.

NCLA’s Amicus Win in Calcutt v. FDIC NCLA Senior Litigation Counsel Russ Ryan joins Mark to describe the U.S. Supreme Court’s per curiam decision in Calcutt v. FDIC, an amicus win for NCLA. Department of Transportation Dismisses Enforcement Action Against NCLA Client The U.S. Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) has dismissed its enforcement action against NCLA client Polyweave Packaging Inc. in Polyweave Packaging v. U.S. Dept. of Transportation. NCLA Litigation Counsel Sheng Li explains the recent NCLA victory obtained in Polyweave, wherein the government dismissed all charges against our client.

U.S. Circuit Judge Pauline Newman v. Chief Judge Kimberly Moore Without citing any legal authority and prior to the conclusion of any investigation, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Chief Judge Kimberly Moore has removed fellow U.S. Circuit Judge Pauline Newman from hearing cases for an indefinite period. She has also impeded Judge Newman’s access to chambers phone and computer, and unilaterally decided that the judicial assistant working for Judge Newman “is no longer an employee of the Newman chambers.” Vec discusses NCLA’s new lawsuit, Newman v. Moore, in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. Update in Federal Trade Commission v. Precision Patient Outcomes, Inc. The Federal Trade Commission, in its initial filing before the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, falsely accused Precision Patient Outcomes, Inc. and CEO Margrett Lewis of unlawfully marketing and selling a dietary supplement called COVID Resist. The problem for FTC is PPO and Ms. Lewis never sold such a product—and FTC knows that. During six months or more of investigation, PPO provided FTC clear proof such sales never happened. Vec discusses NCLA’s latest counterclaims against the Federal Trade Commission in FTC v. PPO.

Chief Judge Kimberly A. Moore of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit claimed that U.S. Circuit Judge Pauline Newman “is unable to discharge all duties of the office by reason of mental or physical disability”. Moore appointed a three-judge special committee—including herself—to investigate the matter. Without citing any legal authority and prior to the conclusion of any investigation, Chief Judge Moore removed Judge Newman from new hearing cases for an indefinite period. She also impeded Judge Newman’s access to court chambers and unilaterally decided that the judicial assistant working for Judge Newman “is no longer an employee of the Newman chambers.” Chief Judge Moore’s unlawful action to bar Judge Newman from carrying out the duties of her appointed office poses significant constitutional difficulties because it impinges on the Constitution’s guarantee that federal judges hold and exercise the functions of their office “during good behaviour.” Her action also violates due process of law and raises serious concerns about Chief Judge Moore’s ability to conduct this investigation impartially.

NCLA Litigation Counsel Casey Norman joins Charles Heller on Liberty Watch Radio to discuss Dressen v. Flaherty, NCLA's case challenging the government's efforts to censor Covid-19 vaccine support groups online.

NCLA President and General Counsel Mark Chenoweth joins Fox & Friends to discuss NCLA's latest lawsuit challenging the Biden administration's student loan debt bailout.

NCLA Litigation Counsel Sheng Li joins the Chris Stigall Show to discuss NCLA's recent lawsuit challenging the Biden Administration's new student loan debt cancellation plan.