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If the court sides with Starbucks, it could make it tougher for the National Labor Relations Board to step in when it alleges corporate interference in unionization efforts

USA-COURT/STARBUCKS (UPDATE 3, PIX):UPDATE 3-US Supreme Court leans toward Starbucks in the case of pro-union workers

The suit alleged that Jai AnantDehadrai made allegations of corruption against Pinaki Misra and used terms like “Canning Lane”/“Odia Babu”/“Dalal of Puri” for him.

Community members raise concerns about a viaduct to be built in Lexington.In 2009, a plan was made for a viaduct on the east side of Lexington just off of Highw

>> this case is about the eighth amendment, cruel and unusual punishments clause. thats what the ninth circuit relied on. and thats what the other side is arguing here. prohibit cities from enforcing these very basic camping laws. and that provision has never been held to apply to anything like this. its all about what sorts of punishments government can impose. and we think that its cruel to leave people on the streets in these conditions, we think that we need to intervene and we need to have ...

If granted by a judge, the injunction would be a major boost to the newspaper’s workers who’ve been on strike for 18 months.

B.C.’s capital city has been unable to adequately help its growing unhoused population for years

Anglophone East School District says Policy 713 violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the Constitution

Uganda’s constitutional court declined to nullify or suspend an Anti-Homosexuality law that prescribes the death penalty for certain same-sex acts.

The case is the latest in a string of court challenges that have wrestled with the question of what role, if any, family members have when a person chooses to access MAID