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Rights groups back in court over Dutch export of fighter jet parts to Israel
Earlier this year, an appeals court ordered the Dutch government to stop sending F-35 parts to Israel over possible human rights violations.
Experts predict more litigation and less legislation in the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn a landmark precedent behind administrative law.
Earlier this year, an appeals court ordered the Dutch government to stop sending F-35 parts to Israel over possible human rights violations.
The ruling could lead more cities to crack down on homeless encampments.
MANHATTAN — A federal court in New York dismissed an NYC hotel’s lawsuit against its insurers, which refused to pay for costs arising from a fire that started while the hotel was working with the city to house homeless families seeking asylum. It wasn’t licensed to be a shelter, but the policy’s $250,000 shelter deductible applies due to its use, and the fire’s damages don’t exceed that amount.
Proponents say they want to help keep the Fourth Estate alive, but critics say the plan is likely unconstitutional.
After a federal court struck down the ban, the Hawaii Legislature approved an amendment to the ban that prohibits only the concealed carry of bladed weapons.
The parents say they couldn’t have foreseen or prevented their son, who is accused of being part of a teen street gang, from assaulting another teenager.
A three-judge panel suggested 11 lawyers fighting an Alabama law against medical treatment for transgender youth gamed the system to find a favorable judge.
An investigation by Iowa's attorney general found TikTok users as young as 13 can access videos depicting sexual content, nudity and profanity, and the use of alcohol and hallucinogenic drugs.