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Mayor Adams’ administration on Tuesday asked a judge to allow it to suspend the city’s right-to-shelter mandate until the count of single adults seeking shelter from the city drops, laying out in new detail the circumstances when it believes it should be able to disregard the longtime commitment. The request comes amid the swelling migrant crisis, which shows no signs of abating. The city ...

In a new state court filing, the Adams administration is requesting authority to suspend the bulk of a 1981 decree that ensures shelter access for single adults. 

The United States Department of Labor has filed a notice of default against Imperial Pacific International (CNMI) LLC with the District Court for the NMI for failing to make payments

A federal judge ruled Thursday that Kansas government officials are no longer required to change a person’s birth certificate to reflect their gender identity, according to the court document.

Due to SB 180, a federal judge has reopened the 2019 consent order where Kansas agreed to change birth certificates for transgender people.

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The Department of Correction (DOC) and NYC Health + Hospitals opened a new transitional service center on Rikers Island on Thursday as the penal facility

Kobach’s lawsuit argues that a new anti-trans law requires that driver’s licenses reflect a person’s sex at birth.’

The Federal High Court, sitting in Lagos, has fixed October 20, 2023 for hearing on the fundamental rights suit, Mrs Maimuna Chionuma, a legal practitioner brought against the principal officers of Union Homes - Risi Ladi Ahmed, Richard Femi Bello and Femi Adewoye.

The Kansas attorney general downplayed expected changes to transgender residents' use of bathrooms and other facilities.