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"Always more to the story, folks," Klein said in the tweet, encouraging the public to read an article about the sexual assault allegation against Blake that preceded his shooting. "You’ll be quite disgusted." The board voted to take her out of the position she'd held since the previous year, but could not fire her because she was — and apparently still is — employed by ASU, not the station. She argued that the board should reinstate her, but Cronkite Interim Dean Kristin Gilger soon sent her a letter saying "staying on as station manager is not an option." Gilger informed Klein that she...

Introduction On 23 March 2020 the Supreme Court unloaded its cannons on the Copyright Clarification Act (CRCA) 1990, holding in Allen v Cooper that Congress lacks authority to abrogate states' immunity from copyright infringement suits.(1) The unanimous decision found that the court's previous holding in a case rejecting the sovereign immunity abrogation clause in the nearly identical Patent Remedy Act compelled a similar result.(2) Thus, states are now effectively immune from copyright infringement actions unless Congress creates a new law permitting abrogation of sovereign immunity in this...

Adobe Stock PITTSBURGH – Allegheny County’s Health Department is looking to dismiss a complaint filed by a Pittsburgh restaurant which sued it for its allegedly unconstitutional enforcement of COVID-19 emergency orders and further stop it from being sent to bankruptcy court. The Cracked Egg, LLC of Pittsburgh first filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania on Sept. 23 versus Allegheny County and the Allegheny County Health Department, of Pittsburgh. The Cracked Egg is a family restaurant in the Brentwood section of Pittsburgh, w...