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Judge Ana Reyes dropped her demand that DOJ attorneys personally sign a court filing after a nearly seven-hour hearing over Trump’s plan to overhaul a D.C. golf course, hours after Trump called her a ‘crazed lunatic’ on social media.
The Department of Justice has sent grand jury subpoenas to Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner’s office following a federal judge’s referral alleging possible perjury and obstruction of justice.
A federal judge has permanently blocked New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act, ruling the $75 billion fossil-fuel liability law is preempted by federal authority over emissions and foreign affairs.
LSU finalized its roster without former Ole Miss players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris, but a federal hearing in Birmingham on Wednesday over the SEC’s bid for a restraining order against the school and coach Lane Kiffin keeps the legal fight alive.
A federal judge in California has ruled the Trump administration cannot deport or revoke visas from noncitizen students over their criticism of Israel, siding with Stanford’s student newspaper in a case that found the policy unconstitutional.
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