July 24, 2026 -- Today, the United States Court of Appeals revived the firm's lawsuit against the State of Georgia, challenging the state's ban on carrying of handguns by adults under 21 years of age. The case had been dismissed by the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, but the 11th Circuit vacated that decision and remanded the case for the District Court to consider recent Supreme Court decisions.
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June 8, 2026 -- John Monroe Law, P.C. received a hate email over the firm's representation of a student's speech rights. The email address from which the message came is an intellectual property attorney's in San Francisco. The message said:
From: rks attycubed.com <rks@attycubed.com>
Date: Mon, Jun 8, 2026 at 5:48 PM
Subject: Your redneck client
Why the fuck would you take a case representing a fucking redneck's 8-yr old daughter unless you're a redneck too ? Anyway, with a little luck, dad will lose custody when they find the crack in his bedroom. And keep Trump away from the kiddo unless it's already too late. Glad you lost. POS
February 25, 2026 -- The Superior Court presiding over a "weapon in a school zone" case has granted the Firm's motion to suppress evidence against the client. The client was arrested after campus police found a firearm in the client's dorm room on a University System of Georgia campus. John Monroe Law, P.C. filed a motion to suppress the gun from evidence on the grounds that it was illegally seized. While the campus police had obtained a warrant to search the dorm, the information used to justify the warrant was illegally obtained. Georgia law requires evidence to be suppressed when it is found as a result of a warrant issued without probable cause. The remains pending, but the State is unlikely to continue the prosecution without the gun as evidence.
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