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Appellate court agrees with booksellers who sued the state.

A California law that prohibits guns in "sensitive" public spaces like hospitals and parks is set to take effect on Jan. 1, after a Dec. 20 injunction was put on hold Saturday.

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A federal judge allowed the Arlington National Cemetery to remove a Confederate memorial after temporarily blocking the removal for a day.

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – A memorial has been removed at Arlington Cemetery that honored confederate soldiers, after a temporary injunction was lifted by federal Judge Rossie Alston. The injunction was ordered Monday by Alston, who said he did so after an urgent call from the memorial’s supporters claiming that gravesites were being desecrated and disturbed by […]

“I saw no desecration of any graves,” Judge Rossie Alston said.

A commission recommended the memorial's removal last year after reviewing names of military bases commemorating Confederate leaders.

A Burnet County district judge ruled Tuesday that the Ken Paxton whistleblowers’ case can proceed in Travis County, while Paxton’s recently launched legal challenge to the revived lawsuit remains pending.

The Court was dealing with Pernod Ricard’s appeal for temporary injunction against manufacturing of beverages under ‘London Pride’ mark by a Indore-based company.

Lawyers for employees fired by Paxton’s office after they reported him to the FBI say they plan to begin issuing subpoenas in the case.