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Texas law banning boycotts of Israel violates company’s free speech, judge says
Sign up for The Brief, our daily newsletter that keeps readers informed about Texas’ most essential news. Texas cannot ban an engineering company from boycotting Israel under its contract with Houston City Hall, a federal judge has ruled. On Friday, U.S. District Judge Andrew S. Hanen failed to completely block a state law that bars …
Ho-hum Holocaust Remembrance Day
(January 31, 2022 / Jewish newspaper) The Holocaust, by definition, never brings good news as a topic of conversation. The systematic murder of European Jewry was indescribable as it happened, and the decades that have passed have brought with them little understanding or insight. He never progressed beyond the unfathomable. Whether it was Auschwitz, the …
Vigil planned for Lafayette civil rights leader Fred Prejean
A vigil is scheduled this week for one Fred Prejean, a civil rights leader from Lafayette, who died last week. Move the Mindset will hold a candlelight vigil in honor of Prejean who was also president of Move The Mindset Préjean died on Thursday January 27, 2022. He was 76 years old. The public is …
Alabama appeals to Supreme Court in redistricting fight | Alabama
(AP) – Alabama on Friday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to stay a ruling that would force the state to draw new congressional districts, State attorneys asked judges to stay a preliminary injunction issued by a three-judge panel on Monday. The injunction prevents the state from using current congressional districts in future elections. The three …
Nigeria: Catholic Church Vows Not to Endorse 2023 Presidential Candidate, Asks Buhari to Sign Electoral Bill
The leadership of the Catholic Church in Nigeria has said it will not engage in any form of partisanship in the country’s politics, including the choice of the next president. The church said it was against the delay in signing the Election Law Amendment Bill. Speaking at the press conference to mark the church’s communication …
The Supreme Court at the crossroads of piracy
But TNR contributor Simon Lazarus saw the Supreme Court’s OSHA ruling as a glimmer of hope that not all conservative justices were ready to dive headlong into hacking. While the six Tory justices agreed to overturn the rule, the Tory bloc was split in its reasoning behind the move. The opinion offered by Justices Roberts, …
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules ballot boxes can be used in February election
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled that mail-in ballot boxes will continue to be permitted for the state’s spring primary elections. In a 4-3 decision, the court ruled that drop boxes should be allowed for the Feb. 15 primary to avoid confusion, as mail-in ballots had already been mailed to voters, some with instructions that …
Alabama Civil Rights Trail featured in new season of PBS series “Travels with Darley”
Historic sites along Alabama’s Civil Rights Trail are the focus of two episodes of the new season of “Travels with Darley,” a destination show that explores the food, art, history and culture of the whole world. Host Darley Newman recorded the episodes in Montgomery, Birmingham and Selma in a journey to follow in the footsteps …
CFPB announces crackdown on ‘internal’ loan programs offered by colleges and universities | Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP
Significantly, the CFPB released a revised set of review procedures outlining how it will review student loan providers, including schools that offer institutional loans. The updated review procedures note the CFPB’s position that “[p]Private loans for education sometimes take non-traditional forms such as temporary loans and revenue-sharing agreements. Prior to joining the CFPB, Director Rohit …
Appeals court weighs possibility of Inman retrial
Jan. 28 – CINCINNATI, Ohio – Three Sixth Circuit judges from the United States Court of Appeals will decide whether a former Michigan State Representative for Grand Traverse County can be retried on federal bribery charges. Assistant U.S. Attorney Chris O’Connor told Judges Alice M. Batchelder, John K. Bush and Helene N. White during brief …
Home equity is at an all-time high. 6 Ways to Get the Lowest Rate on a Home Loan Now
Getty Images/iStockphoto According to data firm Black Knight, exploitable home equity is now at an all-time high, thanks to rising home prices. This leads some homeowners to consider a home equity loan, which allows you to borrow money based on the value of your home. These loans typically offer fixed interest rates that tend to …
Equal Rights Amendment: Supporters push for publication despite lingering legal questions
Believing that the ERA has met all necessary constitutional requirements, supporters are demanding that American archivist David Ferriero, who is due to retire in April, publish the ERA as 28th Amendment to the Constitution as part of his ministerial duties. Ferriero has not publicly indicated that he plans to release the amendment, and the National …
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Liberal US Supreme Court Justice Breyer to retire, leaving Biden to choose his successor
Democrats plan for quick confirmation of Breyer’s successor Breyer, 83, has been in the role since 1994, writing key decisions WASHINGTON, Jan 26 (Reuters) – Liberal U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is considering retirement, lawmakers said on Wednesday, giving President Joe Biden a chance to deliver on his campaign promise to appoint the first …
Higher Education, Civil Rights Leaders Slam High Court’s Decision to Hear Admissions Case – Harvard Gazette
Members of the Harvard community and leaders of higher education and civil rights organizations expressed surprise and dismay at the Supreme Court’s decision on Monday to take up a case challenging the anxious admissions policies of race at Harvard and the University of North Carolina. President Larry Bacow said in an email to the Harvard …
Alabama appeals judge’s order blocking execution of Matthew Reeves on January 27
MONTGOMERY, Alabama (WIAT) – The state of Alabama appealed a federal judge’s order blocking the execution of Matthew Reeves later this month. In a court document filed Monday, state attorneys called U.S. District Court Judge R. Austin Huffaker’s decision “clearly wrong” and said the court “abused its discretion” in deciding that death row inmate Matthew …
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Books Are Up for Auction: A Bidder’s Guide
Here you’ll find more than 1,000 books with entries from fellow judges, some of Ginsburg’s old annotated law textbooks, and gifts from Gloria Steinem and Annie Leibovitz. You could even see the corrections she made to one of her colleague’s books – after it was published. And no Ginsburg-iana collection would be complete without honorary …
Supreme Court justices to hear challenge to consideration of race in college admissions – Reuters
By Mark Sherman, Associated Press The conservative-dominated Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear a challenge to the consideration of race in college admissions, adding affirmative action to major cases on abortion, guns, religion and COVID-19 already on the agenda. The court said it would file lawsuits alleging that Harvard University, a private institution, and …
The DC circuit refuses the provisional release of Pauline Bauer
Woman identified as Pauline Bauer inside the Capitol rotunda (via FBI). The owner of a Pennsylvania pizzeria who was filmed ordering the police to “bring Nancy Pelosi outside” to the crowd of donald trump Supporters who stormed the Capitol on January 6 lost her bid to overturn a judge’s ruling that she would be detained …
Thousands march in Washington against mask and vaccination mandates
Thousands of anti-mask and vaccine-mandated protesters gathered in the Mall of Washington, DC on Sunday to voice their opposition to the Biden administration’s COVID-19 mask and vaccine policies. Gathering at the base of the Washington Monument, then marching towards the Lincoln Memorial, protesters held up signs saying, “Make Love Not Mandates!!” and “Coercion is not …
NP View: The Continued and Unnecessary Erosion of Canadians’ Civil Liberties
Breadcrumb Links Comment NP During the pandemic, politicians have repeatedly waived the very rights of citizenship Publication date : January 23, 2022 • 6 hours ago • 4 minute read • 307 comments Travelers check in at Terminal 1 at Toronto Pearson International Airport during the Covid 19 pandemic in Toronto, Wednesday, Dec. 15, 2021. …
What’s next for John Does in Ghislaine Maxwell’s settled trial
By Eric Levenson, CNN (CNN) — The judge overseeing a settled lawsuit against convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell must now decide whether the identities of those named in the lawsuit will be revealed. The decision stems from a 2015 defamation lawsuit filed by Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who claimed that Jeffrey Epstein sexually assaulted her when …
Transitional justice must continue after May: association
By Chien Hui-ju and William Hetherington / Journalist, with editor The Taiwan Association of University Teachers yesterday urged the government to continue its transitional justice efforts after the term of the Transitional Justice Commission ends in May. The commission was established in May 2018 under the Transitional Justice Promotion Act (促進轉型正義條例). The law states that …
Divided Supreme Court Makes Policy Decisions Because Congress Won’t
The BDN Opinion section operates independently and does not set newsroom policies or contribute to the writing or editing of articles elsewhere in the newspaper or on bangordailynews.com. The Supreme Court of the United States resembles a divided legislature. Seven of the nine judges expressed their widely differing opinions in two recent COVID vaccination decisions. …
McConnell defends his civil rights record after ‘inadvertent’ comment sparked backlash
“This outrageous misrepresentation of my record following the inadvertent omission of a word the other day, which I just provided to you, is deeply offensive,” the Kentucky Republican said Friday in Louisville. At his weekly policy press briefing on the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, McConnell was asked if voters of color would be hurt if …
CFPB to begin reviewing post-secondary schools that lend directly to students | Ballard Spahr LLP
The CFPB has announced that it will begin reviewing post-secondary schools, such as for-profit colleges, that provide private loans directly to students and/or parents to fund undergraduate, graduate, and other forms of education. post-secondary education. The announcement was accompanied by the issuance by the CFPB of a an update to its Student Loan Review Procedures …
March 2022 Republican Party Primary Election for Bexar County
Learn more about KSATs Page Vote 2022. See the Democratic ballot here. The 2022 primary election in Texas will take place on March 1. Early voting begins February 14. Several consecutive nominations for federal, state and county office are up for grabs, including Congress, Texas Governor, Bexar County Judge and District Attorney. The following list …
Report: Industry Blocks Payday Loan Caps | Legislature | New Mexico Legislative Session
It’s become a cycle of desperation for low-income residents with bad credit scores: They take out a high-interest installment loan to get by in tough times and soon rack up an unmanageable burden. They pay off old debts with new loans at rates up to 175%. For years, state legislators introduced legislation capping the interest …
Ethics Watch Group Says Payday Loan Industry Effective in Preventing Rate Cap in New Mexico | Legislature | New Mexico Legislative Session
It’s become a cycle of desperation for low-income residents with bad credit scores: They take out a high-interest installment loan to get by in tough times and soon rack up an unmanageable burden. They pay off old debts with new loans at rates up to 175%. For years, state legislators introduced legislation capping the interest …
Henderson to Congress: Protecting our democracy has never been more important
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Kiren Marshall, [email protected] WASHINGTON — Wade Henderson, interim president and CEO of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, bear witness today before the House Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties on pervasive racial discrimination at the ballot box. “We are now on the …
Southwest Regional Police Officer Stu Harrison: DA appeals again
In November, Presiding Judge Maria Musti Cook again refused to drop the criminal case against former South West Regional Police officer Stu Harrison. Watch: Former South West Regional Police officer meets man at bank This cellphone video shows the meeting between former Southwest Regional Police officer Stu Harrison and Ryan Smith inside a bank in …
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Increasingly common anti-Semitic graffiti in schools should be taken seriously, expert says – WSOC TV
FORT MILL, SC — Parents are concerned after racist and anti-Semitic graffiti were discovered at schools in South Carolina. The most recent incident happened last weekend at Forest Creek Middle School in York County. Channel 9 reported two other similar incidents last week, at Nation Ford High School and Fort Mill Middle School. [PAST COVERAGE: …
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US Supreme Court to review Boston’s refusal to fly Christian flag at City Hall | United States Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court will examine on Tuesday whether the city of Boston violated the freedom of speech of a Christian group that sought to fly a flag in front of City Hall. Three flagpoles stand in front of Boston City Hall. The American flag and the Massachusetts state flag are permanent features. The third …
Analysis: A serious week for civil rights, democracy and a presidency
The party faces a moment of stark symbolism just a day after the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, which Democrats had set as a deadline to pass new laws to counter Republican restrictions on voting in several states. . The votes expected to be called by Majority Leader Chuck Schumer will entrench ideological divisions in …
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Opening of an exhibition on the civil rights movement at the Columbus Museum
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) – Ahead of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s National Day, a new exhibit illustrating the civil rights movement has opened in Fountain City. The Columbus Museum held a grand opening for the exhibit on Saturday morning. The artifacts hanging on the wall tell the story of a fight for justice. The culminating stories …
Balancing independence and politics in judicial appointments
In his latest 3-Minute Civics column, Chris Pappavaselio highlighted the lasting impact certain presidents have had on the makeup of the United States Supreme Court. Both political parties accused the other of attempting to manipulate the court to counter this effect. Democrats cite Senate Republicans’ refusal to vote on President Barack Obama’s nominee Merrick Garland …
The Court of Appeal confirms the first of 2 convictions for the murder of a townsman | News, Sports, Jobs
YOUNGSTOWN – A murder case that featured unusual twists involving two defendants – convicted of two Youngstown murders in June and November 2018 – produced an appeals court decision affirming the conviction and sentence of Stephon Hopkins. The Youngstown 7th District Court of Appeals determined the identification of Hopkins and co-defendant Brian Donlow Jr. as …
One-time relief for those in default
Does the program cover defaulting debtors in the personal loan, car loan and education loan segments? No. Certain categories of defaulting loans are not covered by this Special Single Settlement Program (OTS). It includes personal loans, home loans, education loans, net overdrafts and car/vehicle loans. Even loans made on bank deposits, LIC, KVIP policies, mutual …
Civil rights lawyer Ben Crump speaks in Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — At a young age, Ben Crump realized the disparities he had as a black person and the struggles people of color faced. He was inspired by civil rights lawyer Thurgood Marshall, who dismantled segregation and became the first justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. “I made a decision …
Supreme Court to hear case of coach who prayed after games in defiance of school district
Adding another major religion and public education case to its roster, the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear an appeal from a former public high school football coach in the state of Washington who was removed from his position for praying in the field in defiance of his supervisors. The case of Joseph …
Gordon appeals judge’s decision | Daily Sentinel of Rome
Action on a local libel case that has grabbed headlines for the past two years continues with an appeal process. The case centers on David Gordon, a former Oneida County lawmaker, publicly stating in 2019 that a local woman, Caitlin McCann, had an extramarital affair with Oneida County Executive Anthony J. Picente. Jr. In an …
A civil rights marker will be unveiled in Bogalusa | News
Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser and the Louisiana Office of Tourism will soon unveil the new marker on the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail in Bogalusa, home of Robert “Bob” Hicks. While the ceremony was originally scheduled to take place on Friday, the Nungesser announced on Wednesday that the event had been postponed with a new date …
Wedding photographer to appeal New York’s ruling mandating gay wedding photo shoots
Wedding photographer Emilee Carpenter is appealing a New York federal judge’s decision that her attorneys say compels the evangelical Christian to create photo exhibits for same-sex weddings. “It’s about free speech. And I believe all artists should be free to choose the messages they promote,” Ms Carpenter, 27, told The Washington Times. Attorneys for the …
The late poet and civil rights activist Maya Angelou becomes the first African-American woman to appear on a quarter-dollar coin
The United States Mint began circulating coins featuring the late poet Maya Angelou, the first African-American woman to appear on the US quarter dollar coin. Key points: Several American Women To Be Featured On U.S. Currency In Series Honoring Their Contributions To American History The US Mint said poet and civil rights activist Maya Angelou …
3rd Circ. Questions Merck Workers’ Arbitration Award in Pay Line
By Jeannie O’Sullivan (Jan. 10, 2022, 7:55 p.m. EST) – The Third Circuit examined a union’s proposal on Monday to reinstate an arbitration award in favor of a Merck & Co. Inc. employee asking for wages higher for attending a working anniversary lunch, suggesting the arbitrator stretched the terms of the collective agreement. In oral …
Bill 96 and businesses: how Quebec’s proposals will affect its businesses, employees and workers’ rights
The changes will generally apply to federally regulated businesses, in the same way that Quebec consumer protection standards also apply to these businesses. There is clearly a potential for conflict with federal employment law, and one would expect the Federal Department of Justice to intervene in such cases to preserve federal jurisdiction. As to why …
Civil rights attorney Lee Merritt ready to fight for Texas attorney general
Civil rights attorney S. Lee Merritt expected to cross paths with Republicans when he moved to Dallas in 2015. In a way, that’s why he came to Texas in the first place. “Where are you going if you want to change the face of civil rights in this country? Merritt asked during an interview with …
Leading lawyer risks suspension – Albuquerque Journal
Copyright © 2022 Albuquerque Journal During his 47-year career as a New Mexico lawyer, former state lawmaker Victor Marshall called a state attorney general on alleged conflict of interest, filed a whistleblower complaint aimed at exposing state investment programs and advocated for legislative ethics and campaign reform. But his attempt to brand a respected pro …
In Biden’s speech, SCOTUS hears the arguments about the warrants. And irony
And more here: X Justice Kagan: Everything You Can Control. you can’t do that with work. THANK YOU JUSTICE KAGAN, for recognizing it. – Léa Litman (@LeahLitman) January 7, 2022 Bill Goodykoontz / USA today: “A Dagger in the Throat of American Democracy”: Why Joe Biden’s Intense January 6 Speech Was Stunning on Television “He …
Lani Guinier, civil rights champion and Harvard law professor, dies at 71
In April 1993, then-President Bill Clinton, a former classmate of Ms. Guinier at Yale Law School, appointed her assistant attorney general for civil rights. Republican U.S. senators and conservative media figures, however, quickly objected to her nomination, and Clinton withdrew her nomination. “On April 30, a Wall Street Journal columnist coined the murderous epithet: Clinton’s …
Supreme Court conservatives appear skeptical of vaccine or testing mandate for companies
The Supreme Court heard challenges to the Biden administration’s efforts to increase the country’s vaccination rate against COVID-19 on Friday. Evan Vucci / AP Conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices on Friday appeared skeptical of President Joe Biden’s administration’s vaccine or testing mandate he imposed on big business amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The first of two …
Conservative judges appear skeptical of Biden vaccine mandates
Conservative members of the Supreme Court appeared skeptical on Friday of the Biden administration’s policies that impose a requirement for a COVID-19 vaccine or test on a large chunk of the U.S. workforce. Over hours of oral argument, the court’s Conservative majority posed acute questions as to whether a federal workplace law that Congress passed …
The date of the trial for tax evasion is suspended for the prosecutor of Orleans Jason Williams, on appeal | Courts
Just as Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams and his legal partner Nicole Burdett could face trial on federal tax evasion charges is pending, a federal judge said Thursday. U.S. District Judge Martin Feldman says “no trial date is certain” for Williams and Burdett until federal appeals court rules on government challenge to order issued …
Watch live: Biden and Harris give speeches on January 6 at the Capitol
WASHINGTON – President Biden on Thursday called on the nation to re-commit to peaceful democracy, warning it remains in jeopardy a year after a host of supporters of President Donald J. Trump stormed the Capitol to prevent Congress from ratifying its electoral defeat. In a speech on Capitol Hill on the anniversary of the bombing, …
Biden’s presidency needs a lifeline, and his name could be Hillary
Here are three things Joe Biden can do to save his train wreck from a presidency: 1. Obtain the retirement of 82-year-old US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer. 2. Appoint Vice President Kamala Harris to replace him. 3. Next, name Hillary Clinton, 74, to take Harris’ place. If Joe has gone too far to get …
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Governor Edwards signs the first and historic posthumous pardon for Civil Rights Leader Homer A. Plessy
Today Governor John Bel Edwards took the historic action of signing Louisiana’s first posthumous pardon of Mr. Homer A. Plessy, who was convicted of violating the Louisiana Separate Car Act of 1890, whose purpose was to ensure racial segregation as a means of promoting white supremacy. Governor Edwards was joined by descendants of Homer A. …
Clogged pipes: study finds more female lawyers in federal appeals
The more she climbed the legal ladder, the fewer women lawyers Tiffany Rider saw with her. Tiffany Cavalier Rider, Indiana University graduate Robert H. McKinney School of Law who practices at Axinn Veltrop & Harkrider LLP, said she appreciates the dynamics and variety she encounters in her practice of complex litigation and antitrust law. But …
An inspiring setting – Culture – Al-Ahram Weekly
After the historic inauguration of Sphinx Avenue last November, Luxor has seen many important cultural events, including, on December 12, the celebration of the Silver Jubilee of the Faculty of Fine Arts. Chaired by Popular Dean of Faculty Ahmed Mohie, the remarkably well-organized three-day event brought together artists and academics from Palestine, Lebanon, Sudan, Jordan, …
Schumer: Senate to vote on obstruction change on voting bill
WASHINGTON (AP) – Days before the anniversary of the Jan.6 attack on the Capitol, Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced that the Senate would soon vote on relaxing the filibuster rules with the goal to advance blocked vote legislation that Democrats believe is necessary to protect American democracy. In a letter to colleagues on Monday, Schumer, …
How “Women of the Movement” Fulfills Mamie Till’s “Prophecy”
Before Trayvon Martin, before Breonna Taylor, before Ahmaud Arbery and before George Floyd, there was Emmett Till. In recent years, the murders of these black Americans and many others have been fiery sparks propelling the Black Lives Matter movement, culminating in the racial calculations of 2020. But such incidents were preceded decades earlier by another …
judge dismisses appeal for medical parole of arsonist | News
BEVERLY – A Salem Superior Court judge has dismissed the medical parole appeal of James Carver, the man convicted of killing 15 people by setting fire to the Elliott Chambers rooming house in Beverly in 1984. Carver, now 57, is serving 15 consecutive life sentences for second degree murder in the deaths. The victims included …
Baby injured in alcohol-related crash near Lake City
Lake City, MN (KROC AM News) – Alcohol was reportedly involved in a traffic accident that injured a Lake City man and a baby. This happened around 5:00 p.m. Saturday north of Lake City. Minnesota State Patrol accident report says Michael Flores, 30, was driving south on Highway 61 when his car “got off the …
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Editorial: “It doesn’t bring us anything”
It may have come as a surprise when Donald Trump Jr. told a group of young conservatives last week that, from a political point of view, following the teachings of Jesus “has not brought us anything.” However, it was a definite disappointment that the son of the former president put his cards on the table …
Moore Complex offers rotating exhibitions on the civil rights movement | News
Educator and true pioneer of the civil rights movement, Harry T. Moore has been described as “a man before his time”. Although Moore and his wife, Harriette V. Moore, were murdered when a bomb exploded under their home on Christmas Eve 1951, their legacy lives on and is taught at the Harry T. and Harriette …
Home loan dilemmas
One of the biggest hurdles are the land or house tax documents, which are actually the basis for assessing the mortgage application. At first, obtaining documents from the revenue department is a difficult and time-consuming task. The drafting of these documents, most of the time, is considered inappropriate within the framework of the ownership structure …
In fight for Ray Brandt’s estate, appeals court allows auto mogul’s 2019 will to be challenged | Courts
A state appeals court has breathed new life into a legal challenge to the last will that auto sales mogul Ray Brandt signed weeks before his death in 2019, removing his widow, Jessica Brandt, from scrutiny. an empire of dealers spanning two states. . A 5th Circuit Court of Appeals panel ruled this week that …