(Subscription required) A former teacher, aerospace worker and cyclist, Heath T. Langle built a probate career shaped by family influence, personal loss and a union dispute that once put him on the Wall Street Journal's front page.

(Subscription required) Judge Anthony Johnstone questioned whether the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives—based on its expertise—may draw a line on what gun components are considered “readily” convertible.

A federal appeals court revived parts of a groundbreaking California law Thursday that limits online businesses’ collection and use of information from users under 18, rejecting a judge’s ruling that the entire law would improperly interfere with companies’ use of the internet and violate their freedom of speech.

The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals held yesterday that a District Court judge erred in granting summary judgment in favor of an Orange County elementary school principal in an action accusing the school of forcing a first grader to sit out recess after she handed a Black classmate a drawing with the words “Black Lives Mater any life” following a reading of a story about Martin Luther King Jr.