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Jared Polis Is Getting Sued By A Barber Shop! Glen Roper Gives the Details | KCOL

Jared Polis Is Getting Sued By A Barber Shop! Glen Roper Gives the Details | KCOL
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New hires to corporate boards in California still mostly white, despite state law

New hires to corporate boards in California still mostly white, despite state law
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Evictions, foreclosures ban back-play bills coming due for renters, homeowners

Federal moratoriums on evictions and bans on mortgage foreclosures have helped ease the housing crisis during the COVID-19 pandemic, but a massive bill is coming due for renters, homeowners, landlords and taxpayers as the coronavirus crisis enters its second year.

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High Court Turns Away Hawaii Zoning Dispute, Spurring Thomas Dissent

The U.S. Supreme Court. (Courthouse News photo/Jack Rodgers) WASHINGTON (CN) Justice Clarence Thomas decried the state of Fifth Amendment land-taking precedent in a brief dissent Monday after the Supreme Court refused to hear a Hawaii zoning dispute. “Our current regulatory takings jurisprudence leaves much to be desired,” the conservative justice wrote, arguing the fight between Hawaii’s Land Use Commission and developer Bridge Aina Le’a LLC would have given the high court the chance to address longstanding vagueness surrounding government taking of land. The case involves Bridge Aina Le’a’s effort to rezone previously designated agricultural land at the request of the landowner decades ago. During a residential development project, however, the state agency determined the company wasn’t using the land as promised and reverted some of it back to agricultural use.

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Greenville bar fights Cooper in court over right to reopen - Carolina Journal

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