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Federal Judge Halts DHS Voter‑Fraud Sweep in Nine States Ahead of Midterms
A federal judge in Oakland issued a preliminary injunction stopping DHS field operations targeting alleged unlawful voters in nine states until Election Day, citing flawed data that could sweep in U.S. citizens.
Federal Judge Overturns New York Ban on Bullet-Proof Vests and Body Armor
A federal judge struck down New York's ban on purchasing body armor, ruling it violates the Second Amendment rights of citizens seeking self-defense.
New Mexico Judge Slashes Meta Penalty to $25 B for Data‑Privacy Misrepresentations
A New Mexico judge reduced a jury‑awarded $219 billion penalty against Meta to $25 billion, citing violations of the state’s Unfair Practices Act.
Justice Dept. Settles Claim Village of Atlantic Beach Discriminated Against Religious Uses
The DOJ reached a settlement with Atlantic Beach, NY, requiring the village to allow places of worship to be built without special permits and to train officials on RLUIPA.
New Jersey Warns Immigrants Against Unlicensed Legal Providers and Notario Scams
New Jersey officials issued guidance to help immigrant families spot fraudulent legal providers, avoid costly scams, and safely access authorized representation.
New Mexico judge cuts Meta privacy penalty to $25 billion
A New Mexico judge reduced a jury-ordered $219 billion penalty against Meta to $25 billion following a trial over consumer data privacy practices.
DOJ Finds Ohio State Medical School Used Race‑Based Admissions Practices
The Justice Department says Ohio State University College of Medicine gave Black applicants preferential treatment over white and Asian candidates, violating Title VI and the Supreme Court’s 2023 SFFA ruling.
Kissimmee Mayor Charged with Grand Theft and Fraud Over $50,000 Grant Scheme
Florida Attorney General announced the arrest of Kissimmee Mayor Eva Jacquelyn Espinosa on grand theft and organized scheme to defraud charges for allegedly taking $50,000 from a COVID‑relief grant program she helped create.
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Every profile is tied to a verified city and a practice area, so a search returns lawyers who actually work in that field nearby.
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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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