Tag: Legal Battle
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Former Students Awarded $1 Million in Lawsuit Against St. Francis High School
In a recent verdict, two former students of St. Francis High School in Mountain View, California, were awarded $1 million by a Santa Clara County jury following a lawsuit against the school. The lawsuit centered around allegations that school administrators unjustly expelled the students over what was perceived as a blackface photo, as reported by…
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Texas AG Renews Fight Against El Paso Immigration Advocacy Group
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has reignited his legal battle against an El Paso-based immigration advocacy group, Annunciation House, by filing an application for a Temporary Injunction on Wednesday. This move comes approximately two months after a judge temporarily halted Paxton’s previous attempt to sue the organization, alleging non-compliance in providing documents regarding its operations,…
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Judge Denies Texas AG’s Bid to Block ‘Uplift Harris’ Program
In a significant development for Harris County’s $20 million basic guaranteed income plan, a judge has denied Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s attempt to halt the Uplift Harris program. This decision sets the stage for a potential escalation of the dispute to the state Supreme Court. Battle Over Basic Income The crux of the matter…
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FCI Dublin Prison Closure Sparks Controversy
Edward Canales, President of FCI Dublin’s Correctional Officers Union, voices opposition to closure. DUBLIN, Calif. – As the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Dublin faces closure, controversy ensues regarding the treatment of incarcerated women and the impact on prison staff. Here’s an overview of the situation: Legal Battle Ensues Lawyers representing women incarcerated at FCI Dublin…
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Texas Attorney General Sues to Halt Uplift Harris Guaranteed Income Program
Houston’s Morning Show has been abuzz with reactions following Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s lawsuit aimed at halting the Uplift Harris guaranteed income program, even before the first payments are distributed. The program, designed to provide $500 monthly for 18 months to over 1,900 low-income families in Harris County, received a mixed reception from stakeholders…
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Trump Executive Allen Weisselberg Sentenced to Five Months in Jail
Former Trump Organization executive Allen Weisselberg has been sentenced to five months in jail for perjury, marking a significant development in the legal battles surrounding former President Donald Trump. The Case Against Weisselberg Weisselberg, 76, faced charges related to lying under oath during testimony in a civil fraud lawsuit brought against Trump by New York’s…
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Lawsuit Dismissed: Women Prevail in ‘Bad Date’ Case
LOS ANGELES – A judge in downtown LA has dismissed the first of many lawsuits filed by Stewart Lucas Murray against over 50 women who labeled him a bad date online. Dismissal Ruling The dismissal came after the judge ruled in favor of defendant Vanessa Valdez, marking a significant turn in the legal battle. Anti-SLAPP…
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New Phoenix Restaurant Forced to Change Name
In Downtown Phoenix’s Roosevelt Row, a recently opened restaurant has undergone a name change due to legal pressure. Name Change Drama The eatery, initially named ‘Lovesack,’ rebranded to ‘Lovebite’ just one month after its grand opening. The decision stemmed from a looming lawsuit threat by a furniture company with a similar business name. Owner’s Response…
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Judge Halts Demolition of Historic Roosevelt Elementary School in West Bloomfield
In a recent development, a judge in Oakland County has intervened to halt the planned demolition of the historic Roosevelt Elementary School in West Bloomfield. The school, which has stood for 104 years, was facing demolition next month following a decision by the school board, sparking community outcry. Allegations of Violating Open Meetings Act A…
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NY Appellate Court Grants Trump Lower Bond in Civil Fraud Case
Former President has 10 Days to Secure $175M A New York appellate court has granted former President Donald Trump the opportunity to post a lower bond to cover his civil fraud judgment. This decision comes as Trump faces a deadline to secure $175 million within the next 10 days to delay the collection of a…
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NY Appeals Court Reduces Fraud Bond for Trump
A New York appeals court grants a reprieve to former President Donald Trump, reducing his civil fraud judgment bond to $175 million within 10 days. Diego Sanchez reports. Legal Victory for Trump Amid Fraud Case In a significant legal win, a New York appeals court orders the suspension of asset seizure while Trump appeals a…
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Historic Roosevelt Elementary School Faces Demolition Amid Community Backlash
WXYZ — The historic Roosevelt Elementary School in West Bloomfield is at the center of a contentious debate as the school district plans for its demolition. Here’s what’s happening: Legal Battle Ensues Over Demolition Plans A judge in Oakland County has intervened, ordering the West Bloomfield School District to halt its plans for demolishing the…
