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politics25 days ago•5 min saved

Judge Blocks Brooklyn Dems Chair’s Plan to Pack the Executive Committee

A New York Supreme Court judge ruled that outgoing Brooklyn Democratic Party leaders lacked authority to vote on sweeping rule changes to expand the party’s executive committee, effectively blocking Chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn’s bid to consolidate control. The ruling, which the party plans to appeal, could reshape leadership dynamics ahead of a key upcoming meeting and a potential shift in power within the Brooklyn Democratic machine.

via The City Reporter|

#brooklyn #courtruling #democrats

politics6 months ago•3 min saved

Court blocks White House ballroom project amid authorization dispute

A federal judge temporarily blocked the White House’s proposed $400 million, 90,000-square-foot East Wing ballroom, delaying construction and barring further action until Congress authorizes its completion; the injunction, sought by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, argues the President lacks statutory authority for the project, and it takes effect in 14 days to allow for an appeal.

via CNBC|

#ballroom #congressauthorization #courtruling

crime1 year ago•1 min saved

Charges Dropped for Teen in Kansas City Chef's Killing

In Kansas City, charges have been dropped against a teenage boy, "L.M.", who was initially accused in the murder of restaurant owner Shaun Brady. The other teen involved, "K.H.", remains in custody and still faces charges. The incident occurred in August when Brady confronted the teens during an attempted car break-in, leading to his fatal shooting. The decision to drop charges against L.M. was made by the Jackson County Family Court, while K.H.'s potential trial as an adult is still under consideration.

via WDAF FOX4 Kansas City|

#courtruling #crime #kansascity

politicslaw2 years ago•1 min saved

"Argentina's Top Court Halts Milei's Labour 'Mega-Decree', Casting Shadow on Reform Agenda"

Argentina's top court has suspended a 'mega-decree' of over 300 labour reforms introduced by President Javier Milei, following a legal challenge by the General Labour Confederation. The reforms, which included extending probation periods and reducing severance compensation, were deemed by the court to exceed the administration's authority as they bypassed Congress. Milei's government plans to appeal the decision. The president, who took office on December 10, has already implemented significant economic changes, including a 50% devaluation of the currency and cuts to subsidies, aiming to reshape the economy and reduce the state's size amidst high poverty and inflation rates.

via Euronews|

##argentina #courtruling

politicslaw2 years ago•1 min saved

"Argentine Court Stalls President Milei's Labor Reform Amidst Political and Market Turbulence"

An Argentine court has suspended President Javier Milei's labour reforms, which were introduced by decree and included extending the probation period for workers, reducing compensation for dismissals, and shortening pregnancy leave. The General Confederation of Labour (CGT) challenged the reforms, leading to a temporary freeze. Milei, who won the presidency with promises of economic "shock treatment," faces opposition from trade unions and plans to appeal the ruling. The CGT has called for a nationwide strike on January 24 in protest of the reforms.

via BBC.com|

##argentina #courtruling

politicslaw2 years ago•2 min saved

"Argentina's Judiciary Halts Milei's Labor Reforms, Upending Economic Strategy"

An Argentine court has suspended parts of a 'mega-decree' on labor law reforms introduced by President Javier Milei, following a challenge by the CGT trade union. The reforms, which included extending the job probation period and reducing dismissal compensation and pregnancy leave, were deemed to potentially erode worker protections. The government plans to appeal the ruling, while the CGT has called for a general strike. The decree is part of Milei's broader economic strategy to address Argentina's financial crisis, which involves deregulation and significant spending cuts.

via FRANCE 24 English|

##argentina #courtruling

legal-and-politics2 years ago•3 min saved

"Federal Court Limits Abortion Protections, Escalating Red State Risks and Legal Battles"

A federal appeals court has ruled that Texas doctors are not obligated to perform emergency abortions, despite federal guidance under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA). This decision challenges the Biden administration's efforts to ensure abortion access in emergencies, following the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Texas law currently criminalizes performing or attempting an abortion, with limited exceptions for medical emergencies and fatal fetal diagnoses. The ruling has significant implications for abortion access and the ability of doctors to use their medical judgment in emergency situations without fear of prosecution.

via ABC News|

##abortionrights #courtruling

politicslaw2 years ago•2 min saved

"Argentina's Judiciary Halts Milei's Labor Reforms Amidst Economic Turmoil"

An Argentine court has suspended parts of President Javier Milei's economic reform 'mega-decree,' which included controversial labor law changes, following a challenge by the CGT trade union. The suspended measures, which aimed to increase job probation periods, reduce dismissal compensations, and cut pregnancy leave, are now pending Congressional consideration. The libertarian president's decree, part of his plan to address Argentina's economic crisis with deregulation and spending cuts, has sparked protests and a planned general strike. The government intends to appeal the ruling.

via FRANCE 24 English|

##argentina #courtruling

politics2 years ago•2 min saved

"Judge Trims Lawsuit Against Trump Linked to Capitol Officer's Post-Jan. 6 Death"

A federal judge dismissed most civil counts against former President Donald Trump related to the death of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick during the January 6 Capitol riots. The lawsuit, filed by Sicknick's girlfriend, accused Trump and two others of wrongful death and conspiracy, among other claims. The ruling represents a legal relief for Trump amidst ongoing political and legal controversies.

via Fox News|

##briansicknick #capitolriots

legal2 years ago•3 min saved

"Disgraced Ex-Lawyer Tom Girardi Deemed Fit for Trial Amid Legal Drama"

Tom Girardi, the 84-year-old former attorney embroiled in a fraud case, has been declared competent to stand trial by a Los Angeles federal judge despite his Alzheimer's diagnosis and a recent courtroom outburst. The ruling follows a three-day hearing and extensive evaluation by medical professionals. Girardi faces charges for allegedly embezzling $15 million from clients and could receive up to 20 years in prison for each of the five counts of wire fraud he is charged with.

via Page Six|

##alzheimersdisease #courtruling

politics3 years ago•2 min saved

Court Rules Against Trump, Pence Can Testify in Jan. 6 Investigation

A federal appeals court rejected an emergency attempt by former President Donald Trump to stop former Vice President Mike Pence from testifying in front of a grand jury investigating Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. The ruling paved the way for Pence to appear before the federal grand jury as early as this week. Pence is a potentially important witness in the inquiry because of conversations he took part in at the White House in the weeks leading up to the attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

via The New York Times|

#courtruling #grandjury #jan6