Tag: Court Ruling
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Kentucky Supreme Court Disqualifies Nima Kulkarni in Louisville
Louisville, Ky. – In a significant turn of events, the Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled to disqualify Ky. Rep. Nima Kulkarni (D-Louisville) from May’s primary election due to a legal challenge regarding her candidacy paperwork. Legal Challenge and Ruling The incumbent, Kulkarni, emerged victorious in the Democratic primary for District 40’s state representative in Louisville,…
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Louisville Judge Reverses Decision on Felon’s Gun Ownership
Louisville, Kentucky – Jefferson Circuit Court Judge Melissa Logan Bellows, known for her recent controversial ruling granting a convicted felon the right to own a firearm, has issued a conflicting decision in a similar case, involving Matthew Stewart. Inconsistent Rulings Bellows’ previous ruling in March favored Jecory Lamont Frazier, arguing that prosecuting him for gun…
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Death Row Inmate Ruled Incompetent to Be Executed
In a recent ruling by the Pittsburg County district court, death row inmate Wade Lay has been deemed incompetent to undergo execution, which was scheduled for June 6. This decision came after state experts determined that Lay lacked a rational understanding of the reasons behind his execution. Legal Proceedings and Defense Response Wade Lay, who…
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Sacramento Judge Rules in Favor of City in Homeless Encampment Lawsuit
Sacramento Superior Court Judge Jill H. Talley has ruled in favor of the City of Sacramento in a lawsuit brought forth by Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho. However, Judge Talley has granted the DA 30 days to revise the complaint. Lawsuit Aimed at Clearing Homeless Encampments Thien Ho’s lawsuit aimed to compel the city…
