Hello readers,
We have a nice variety of federal court cases for you to read this week: two from the Supreme Court, three Circuit Court cases, and two from the district courts.
Table of Contents
SUPREME COURT
Oliver v. City of Brandon, MS - March 20, 2026
Zorn v. Linton - March 23, 2026
SEVENTH CIRCUIT
United States v. Power - March 20, 2026
EIGHTH CIRCUIT
United States v. Aguirre - March 23, 2026
NINTH CIRCUIT
Navarrete v. Bondi - March 23, 2026
DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS
Presidents’ Alliance v. U.S. Department of State — March 20, 2026
DISTRICT OF RHODE ISLAND
American Federation of Government Employees Local 2305 v. Department of Veterans Affairs — March 13, 2026
Let’s get started.
The Supreme Court of the United States
Olivier v. City of Brandon, Mississippi — March 20, 2026
Gabriel Olivier is a Mississippi street preacher who regularly went to the sidewalks outside a local amphitheater where large crowds gathered for events. The City of Brandon responded by passing an ordinance requiring anyone engaging in “protests” or “demonstrations” near events to stay inside a designated “protest area.” When Olivier ignored the rule in 2021 and preached on the sidewalk instead, he was arrested, pleaded no contest, and paid a fine.

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