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“Kentucky’s attorney general can now enforce trigger law banning abortion, court rules”

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“Kentucky’s attorney general can now enforce trigger law banning abortion, court rules”: Alex Acquisto of The Lexington Herald-Leader has this report.

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Oregon Supreme Court Rules On Messy Multimillionaire Heir, Egg Donor Case

Above The Law

Once again, a friendly reminder about sending your clients to attorneys with specialized experience in assisted reproductive technology when entering such contracts. The post Oregon Supreme Court Rules On Messy Multimillionaire Heir, Egg Donor Case appeared first on Above the Law.

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US appeals court rules against tool used to enforce Voting Rights Act

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In a 2-1 decision, the Eighth Circuit affirmed a district court ruling that the US Attorney General must be a plaintiff in a suit brought to enforce the VRA. ” Though the court could not determine whether Section 2 creates an individual right, it found that the statute does not contain a private enforcement mechanism.

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Canada Supreme Court rules disclosure of Premier Doug Ford’s mandate letters are not required

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In other words, the court concluded that forming a policy in the initial stages of governance should be a confidential process with the freedom to debate before announcing a more formal policy before the public.

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“State Attorneys General Lose Bid to Revive Facebook Antitrust Case; An appeals court ruled against a bipartisan coalition of states that sued Meta Platforms”

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“State Attorneys General Lose Bid to Revive Facebook Antitrust Case; An appeals court ruled against a bipartisan coalition of states that sued Meta Platforms”: Jan Wolfe of The Wall Street Journal has this report. ” You can access today’s ruling of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C.

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US Supreme Court rules public officials can be sued for blocking users on social media in some cases

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The US Supreme Court ruled Friday that public officials can be sued for blocking users on social media if the official posts about state matters and is authorized to speak for the state. Conversely, the citizens’ lawyers argued that the court should consider how the pages were being used and what information was being conveyed.

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Texas attorney general appeals temporary injunctive order on abortion ban and blocked order

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However, mere hours later the Texas state attorney general’s office appealed the order to the Texas State Supreme Court, putting the ban fully back into place until the State Supreme Court rules on the order. This filing automatically stayed the injunctive order until the state supreme court rules.

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