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Your callShould a board be able to overturn police discipline behind closed doors?
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Your callWith no crime committed, should deputies have broken that window at all?
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Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
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AI illustrationA man claims he should own guns after two convictions. Should he be allowed?
Your callShould a man with two DUIs be allowed to own guns?
TL;DR
- 1A man has two past convictions from over 20 years ago.
- 2He wants to restore his right to own firearms, arguing the law is unconstitutional in his case.
- 3The court must decide if his past offenses justify a permanent ban on his firearm ownership.
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Everyday Law · District Court, District of Columbia
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AI illustrationTrump bans CNN and other news outlets from the White House. What happens next?
Your callDid the President unlawfully ban news organizations from the White House?
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- 1President Trump announced on social media that he was banning CNN, MS NOW, and POLITICO from the White House for negative reporting.
- 2Three news organizations and their reporters sued him, claiming their press passes were revoked without due process and for retaliatory reasons.
- 3They asked the court to order their passes restored while the legal battle continues over the ban.
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Serious Crime · California Court of Appeal
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AI illustrationDid poor jury instructions convict the defendant of kidnapping a minor?
Your callDid poor jury instructions convict the defendant of kidnapping a minor?
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- 1The defendant was convicted of crimes including kidnapping for ransom and assault against minors.
- 2He argued the jury got wrong instructions about the kidnapping and assault charges.
- 3The court had to decide if these instructions were proper or not.
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Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
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Your callShould workers need to exhaust their internal remedies before suing?
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- 1Five former employees of Inland Fresh Seafood say their pension plan was mismanaged, costing them tens of millions.
- 2They argue the company overpaid for stock, claiming it was based on false financial projections.
- 3The company the lawsuit, saying the workers must exhaust administrative remedies first.
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Everyday Law · District Court, District of Columbia
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AI illustrationThe cut down hundreds of trees without warning. Should they stop?
Your callCan the government keep clearing trees from East Potomac Golf Course?
TL;DR
- 1In just five days, the government approved a plan to remove hundreds of trees from a popular golf course.
- 2Local golfers and a preservation group argue these trees were healthy and essential for the park's character.
- 3They rushed the decision without a proper environmental study or clear reasons for urgency, prompting the lawsuit.
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