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NYT: pro-life minister, activist was informed of 2014 US Supreme Court ruling before publication

JURIST

Reverand Rob Schenck, a former prominent anti-abortion leader, told Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts that he was informed of the outcome of the 2014 Supreme Court case Burwell v. Schenck’s statements allege that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito told his dinner guests how the court would rule in the landmark case.

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US federal appeals court rules California COVID-19 gun shop shutdowns unconstitutional

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District courts ruled in favor of the two counties, Los Angeles and Ventura, and held that gun stores were not immune from shutdown orders for nonessential businesses. A three-judge panel rejected the district courtsrulings.

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Discovery Immunity For Draft Expert Reports Lacks Clarity

Law 360

Court rulings on whether — and when — drafts of expert reports are immune from discovery have been inconsistent, so the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure should be amended to better distinguish between draft and final expert reports, say attorneys at Lowenstein Sandler.

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“Gun store closures in early days of COVID-19 pandemic violated citizens’ rights, court rules”

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“Gun store closures in early days of COVID-19 pandemic violated citizens’ rights, court rules”: Bob Egelko of The San Francisco Chronicle has this report. Don Thompson of The Associated Press reports that “ California’s COVID gun store shutdowns ruled illegal.”

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Moldova constitutional court rules president can dissolve parliament

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The constitutional court found that the present circumstances justify dissolving parliament. Dodon issued a statement on Facebook claiming that Sandu put undue pressure on the court to reach its decision and urged that parliament draft a declaration of usurpation of power.

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Sri Lanka dispatch: Supreme Court ruling on arbitrary Rehabilitation Bill may not be enough to squelch it

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These fears were confirmed when the government proposed a draft Bureau of Rehabilitation Bill, submitted to Parliament on 23 rd September 2022. Still, in the saga of abuse and protection of Human Rights, the Court’s judgement is only one step in the right direction.

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The Main Event: Three Important Calendar Management Tips for Lawyers

NCBA Law Practice Management Blog

Most attorneys should probably be ruled by their calendars, with law practices running on deadlines. That’s especially true for litigation firms, which take direction from court rules and judges about when and how things get done. This will require you to ‘phase’ the project = break it down step-by-step, and create reminders.