Fifth Circuit
NTCA Survey Underscores Risks of Lost USF Support
A Fifth Circuit Court decision threatens funding of the $8.1 billion subsidy program
Fifth Circuit
A Fifth Circuit Court decision threatens funding of the $8.1 billion subsidy program
Consumers’ Research
The agency said it's planning to petition the Supreme Court by Sept. 30.
FCC
A recent Fifth Circuit decision conflicts with other federal court rulings, making a Supreme Court review likely.
Consumers’ Research
The court held yesterday that the $8 billion subsidy program was unconstitutional.
DC Circuit
Consumers’ Research lost in the Sixth Circuit and lost in the Eleventh Circuit. Last Monday, the Supreme Court declined to review those decisions.
Eleventh Circuit
A conservative advocacy group has been challenging the $8 billion fund in court.
FCC
A conservative nonprofit argued the Fifth Circuit is likely to create conflicting precedent.
FCC
FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel has argued that appropriations make the USF less stable.
FCC
The Sixth Circuit struck down another similar petition from Consumers’ Research.
FCC
Less than half of low-income survey respondents without internet had heard of the ACP.
FCC
The USF is facing dwindling funds and pending court challenges.
FCC
A rehearing of the case means that the full court will reconsider the case and the previous ruling is vacated.
Sixth Circuit
Sixth Circuit adopted reasons from another appeal court.
Fifth Circuit
The matter is also in front of the 6th and 11th Circuit courts.
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