Arkansas ban on Delta-8 put on hold by federal judge
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed Act 629 earlier this year, which seeks to ban what is described in the act as “poorly regulated products.”
Source: 4029tv.com
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Disney Drops Most Claims in Lawsuit Against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis
The Walt Disney Co. has dropped most of its claims in its lawsuit against Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Source: breitbart.com
Donald Trump Is Already Getting More Due Process Than Most Americans
Courts have to conclude Trump received a fair trial. Because the alternative is really a conclusion that there are no circumstances under which a president could receive a fair trial.
Source: newsweek.com
Disney Narrows Claims Against Ron DeSantis in Florida Special District Fight
While the fight over Disney World’s special district near Orlando, Florida, continues, the scope of the dispute has narrowed. In a complaint filed Tuesday,…
Source: biztoc.com
Democrats plan to spend millions in fight over impeachment threat
Legal experts weigh in on Republicans' threat to remove Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz if she doesn't recuse.
Source: superiortelegram.com
Disney Narrows Scope in Ongoing Fight with Ron DeSantis
Disneys ongoing battle with Ron DeSantis has narrowed, as the company is focusing on First Amendment violations.
Source: thewrap.com
Disney vs. DeSantis First Amendment Lawsuit: Most Claims Dropped – The Hollywood Reporter
The entertainment giant narrowed its complaint to focus on alleged First Amendment violations.
Source: hollywoodreporter.com
Disney Drops Most Claims In Lawsuit Against Ron DeSantis Over Florida Special District
The Walt Disney Co. has narrowed a lawsuit against Ron DeSantis that will decide the fate of its authority to control development around its sprawling theme…
Source: biztoc.com
Judge dismisses two claims by Schmidt in lawsuit against UW
LARAMIE — A second ruling from U.S. Senior District Judge Nancy Freudenthal was issued Thursday to dismiss parts of Laramie Faith Community Church elder Todd Schmidt’s lawsuit against the University
Source: gillettenewsrecord.com
Federal judge seeks input Thursday on speeding up felon voting case
A federal judge has set a Thursday deadline for responses to felon voting advocates’ attempt to speed up their lawsuit. The advocates seek an injunction that could affect felons’ ability to vote in this year’s municipal elections.
Source: carolinajournal.com