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State's high court asked to decide who owes for taking of properties - Vimarsana News

State's high court asked to decide who owes for taking of properties

Nine months after a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision, it's still not so clear who owes a Lincoln woman and Scottsbluff man compensation for the homes they lost.

State's high court asked to decide who owes for taking of properties - Vimarsana News

State's high court asked to decide who owes for taking of properties

Nine months after a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision, it's still not so clear who owes a Lincoln woman and Scottsbluff man compensation for the homes they lost.

Nebraska Supreme Court asked to decide who owes for taking of properties - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Supreme Court asked to decide who owes for taking of properties

Nine months after a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision, it's still not so clear who owes a Lincoln woman and Scottsbluff man compensation for the homes they lost.

Source: omaha.com
Defamation case against Nebraska Republican Party should be heard by a jury, state's high court says - Vimarsana News

Defamation case against Nebraska Republican Party should be heard by a jury, state's high court says

The Nebraska Supreme Court has found that a jury should hear former Republican state legislative candidate Janet Palmtag’s lawsuit accusing her own political party of defamation. The decision Friday reversed

Palmtag's defamation case against Nebraska GOP back in court - Vimarsana News

Palmtag's defamation case against Nebraska GOP back in court

The Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday revived a lawsuit brought against the Nebraska Republican Party over false statements on political mailers in a 2020 race for a state legislative seat.