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Indiana Court of Appeals upholds abortion ban injunction

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On Thursday, the Indiana Court of Appeals largely affirmed an injunction the trial court had placed on the state’s near-total abortion ban. The Court of Appeals ruling will send the lawsuit back to the trial court to narrow the effect of the trial court injunction. The vote was unanimous.

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“Litigants seeking Indiana Supreme Court review decline amid COVID-19”

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Litigants seeking Indiana Supreme Court review decline amid COVID-19”: Dan Carden of The Times of Munster, Indiana has this report.

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Federal appeals court allows Indiana abortion restrictions to take effect

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The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit issued an opinion on Wednesday setting aside the District Court for the Southern District of Indiana’s ruling that several Indiana abortion restrictions from Indiana Code Section 16-34-2-1 were unconstitutional.

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Barrett leaves Indiana University’s vaccine mandate in place

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Share The Supreme Court will not interfere with Indiana University’s vaccine mandate. On Thursday evening, Justice Amy Coney Barrett turned down a request from a group of Indiana University students to block the school’s requirement that students be vaccinated against the virus. The case, Klaassen v.

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Students ask court to block Indiana University’s vaccine requirement

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Share In the first test of COVID-19 vaccine requirements to arrive at the Supreme Court, a group of Indiana University students asked the justices on Friday afternoon to block the school’s requirement that all students be vaccinated against the virus. Both a federal district court in Indiana and the U.S.

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Does virtual court mean more or less meaningful participation by litigants?

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As more courts shift to virtual hearings and trials with COVID-19, there’s important research questions to be studied — especially from the court user’s perspective. After the court procedure is over, do they have stable housing, financial security, good family relations, and physical security?

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“Court says former judge Posner should face some claims in wage case”

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Court says former judge Posner should face some claims in wage case”: Jacqueline Thomsen of Reuters has a report that begins, “Former U.S. ” The post “Court says former judge Posner should face some claims in wage case” appeared first on How Appealing.

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