Jim Nault is an attorney and a retired U.S. Navy Captain and the former Commanding Officer of USS Toledo (SSN-769), an improved, Tomahawk capable Los Angeles class attack submarine homeported in Groton, CT. He is a 1981 graduate of the United States Naval Academy, has Masters Degrees in Mechanical Engineering and National Security Affairs, and graduated from Cornell Law School with honors in 2011. He is a registered patent attorney and was an intellectual property litigation associate at Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver and Jacobson LLP in New York and at Robinson & Cole LLP in Hartford, CT. He also clerked for Judge Gerald Bard Tjoflat of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit and Judge Vanessa Lynne Bryant of the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut.
Approximately 2,500 Marines to remain on station near Gaza for the final stages of Israel's takedown of Hamas and rescue of its hostages...
Court holds that Hawaii gun statutes requiring permitted carry do not violate the Hawaii Constitution nor the Second Amendment...
NYU Professor Andrew Ross fears that the antisemitism lawsuit against NYU could infringe on his First Amendment free speech rights: "Dr. Ross is not an anti-Semite but has with deep conviction spoken and written his criticism of the actions of the nation-state Israel."...
Defendant Fearless Fund's attorney admits during oral argument in 11th Circuit that allowing Black-Women-Only grant contracting means Whites-Only also lawful....
Recruiting numbers are so bad, the Navy will no longer require high school diploma or GED to enlist...
Somewhat surprisingly, Obama appointee Wendy Beetlestone holds that "constant drumbeat" of anti-white DEI/CRT rhetoric can create a "hostile work environment" in violation of federal law...
Decision of Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appels said Indiana must allow transgender students to use school bathroom consistent with their gender identity - ACLU calls it a "victory" for transgender rights...
The third in a series of lawsuits against NYU, then Penn, and now Harvard, each alleging reprehensible antisemitism by school faculty and students, and anemic, if any, response by school administrators ...
Students for Fair Admissions' motion for preliminary injunction to stop race-based admissions at each service academy DENIED...
Ninth Circuit "dissolves" the "administrative stay" it granted only days before, effectively blocking California's new, draconian gun control law from taking effect...
Ninth Circuit issues "administrative stay" blocking lower court's injunction against California's new, expansive concealed carry statute that bars carry in almost all public places...
Several nations refuse to sign up for U.S.-led maritime operation, but merchant shipping may be restarting in the Red Sea...
Supposedly race-neutral use of student zip codes to achieve racial diversity is okay, the court rules....
"On the issue of whether Plaintiffs have plausibly stated an injury in fact, all members of the en banc Court agree unanimously that they have."...
“Given the weighty and consequential character of the constitutional questions at stake, only this Court can provide the definitive and final resolution”...
New York's Court of Appeals throws out 2022's non-gerrymandered Congressional maps, which will likely lead to the Democrat-controlled New York legislature redrawing the maps...
"Plaintiffs and their Jewish peers are routinely subjected to vile and threatening antisemitic slurs and chants such as ...
The Court's 261-page opinion invalidates requirement to provide social media to reviewing officials and bans on concealed carry in businesses open to the public and houses of worship, but lets some other provisions stand, such as the required showing of "good moral character" and the...
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