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Nebraska Supreme Court Rejects RNC Challenge to Overseas Voting Law
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled the Republican National Committee’s lawsuit failed, keeping a law that lets children of overseas voters with a Nebraska‑registered parent cast ballots in the state.
Trump Administration Urges Supreme Court to Limit Judges’ Power to Strike Down Federal Rules
The federal government requested a Supreme Court ruling on whether courts can throw out federal agency rules nationwide in a case involving surprise medical bill protections.
Arizona joins Nevada in legal challenge against federal water cuts
Arizona is joining Nevada's lawsuit against a Bureau of Reclamation plan that slashes the state's share of Colorado River water.
Fidelity Crypto Unit Settles California State Commodity Law Claims for $500,000
Fidelity Digital Asset Services agreed to pay $500,000 to resolve California allegations that it barred users from withdrawing cryptocurrency during its first two years.
Supreme Court likely to keep current deference to sentencing guidelines commentary
At oral arguments in Beaird v. United States, the justices showed little appetite for overturning the 1993 Stinson rule that gives weight to the Sentencing Commission’s advisory commentary.
California Law Enforcement Seizes 4 Tons of Stolen Copper Wire in Los Angeles
California state and local law enforcement seized nearly four tons of stolen copper wire valued at $102,000 during an operation in downtown Los Angeles.
OSHA Proposes $648,094 in Fines Over Deep Excavation Hazards at Monroe Commercial Site
Federal safety officials proposed $648,094 in penalties against six contractors after finding an unstable 75-foot excavation face at a Monroe, New York building site.
Supreme Court’s Wolford decision narrows how lower courts assess Second Amendment claims
The Supreme Court’s Wolford ruling limits courts to a narrow textual inquiry for the first step of the Bruen test, shifting historical analysis to the second step.
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A city + practice page is published only when at least five attorneys match it. Thin combinations are left out instead of padded.
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