Judge Allows ND Abortion Law To Stand That Puts Doctors In Legal Jeopardy
A North Dakota judge denied a preliminary injunction request from doctors who say that the state's abortion law allows them to be prosecuted for providing emergency care.
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A North Dakota judge denied a preliminary injunction request from doctors who say that the state's abortion law allows them to be prosecuted for providing emergency care.
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DOJ pays $6.1M for Jan. 6 evidence database A large group of protesters stand on the East steps of the Capitol Building. (Jon Cherry/Getty Images) OAN Newsroom UPDATED 3:04 PM PT – Saturday, July 10, 2021 The federal government has paid a tech contractor $6.1 million to create a database of evidence from the Jan. 6 protest. A court filing this week showed the Justice Department contracted Deloitte Financial Advisory Services to organize thousands of hours of body-cam footage and more than one million social media videos. “The government is working to provide an unprecedented amount of mat...
Judge Allows FPC Lawsuit Against California Handgun Roster Ban to Move Forward Ammoland Inc. Posted on Judge Allows FPC Lawsuit Against California Handgun Roster Ban to Move Forward iStock 884191010 U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)- Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced that Southern District of California Federal District Court Judge Dana M. Sabraw denied in part California’s motion to dismiss in FPC’s challenge to the handgun “Roster” ban laws, Renna v. Bonta. The order can be viewed at FPCLegal.org. After the case was filed in November of 2020, the State of California defendants ...
RI ACLU claims victory in case. U.S. District Court Judge Mary McElroy on Friday signed a consent judgment declaring unconstitutional a state law that gave the Administrator of the Division of Motor Vehicles blanket authority to deny vanity license plates based on whether they “might carry connotations offensive to good taste and decency.” The judgment was entered in a suit filed last March by ACLU of RI cooperating attorneys Thomas W. Lyons and Rhiannon Huffman on behalf of Sean Carroll, an "environmentally conscious" Tesla owner who had been ordered by the DMV to turn in his license...