Judge says lethal injection doesn’t violate rights of Georgia man on death row
Nance appealed and a panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals concluded that since lethal injection is the only method ...
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Proposed route for I-11 on hold, re-evaluations underway amid environmental concerns
A new 280-mile-long freeway that would go from Nogales to Wickenburg, Arizona called Interstate 11 is in a court battle. The ...
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Eleventh Circuit Denies US Citizenship Claim Based on Mother’s Naturalization
A divided Eleventh Circuit recently ruled against a Jamaican national’s claim to U.S. citizenship, holding that his mother’s ...
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Judge finds lethal injection would not violate rights of Georgia inmate wanting firing squad
Attorneys for Michael Wade Nance, who argued his compromised veins would make lethal injection painful, said they plan to ...
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Brooks and Capehart on the Trump administration’s challenge to the judiciary branch
New York Times columnist David Brooks and Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart join Amna Nawaz to discuss the week in politics, including the ongoing challenge to constitutional ...
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FCC’s One-to-One Consent Rule Vacated: What’s Next for TCPA Compliance?
Over time, the FCC determined that lead generators and other consent aggregators were abusing the FCC’s rules by simultaneously collecting consent for more than one business to place calls to a ...
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What’s the fuss over Realtor-owned MLSs opening the door to all agents?
Realtor-owned MLSs have long been able to open their platforms to non-Realtors, so why are groups in Phoenix and Austin ...
Will the Supreme Court’s Decision in 'Ames' Be the Final Nail in DEI’s Coffin?
Julie Levinson Werner and Sandra Halbing of Lowenstein Sandler discuss current DEI-related practices among businesses and ...
CAA Vs. Range Takes New Twists With Court Wins & Tactical Shifts As Arbitration Trial Set For Next Month
Range and its Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher lawyers were dealt a blow this week by a LA Superior Court judge, again.