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Judge John Ross in Missouri struck down part of a plan that forgives loans after a certain number of payments.
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The high court on Monday reversed an earlier decision by a lower court judge.
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A federal judge has ruled against a small Arkansas town trying to restrict how signatures for petitions are collected.
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United States District Judge D. Price Marshall Jr. on Friday dismissed a multi-state challenge to the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act of 2022.
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Inmate Randy Rogers had a heart attack while in police custody at the Columbia County Jail in July 2022.
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A group of four teachers, parents and public school advocates are bringing a lawsuit to stop part of the law pertaining to school vouchers.
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The group Get Loud Arkansas filed the lawsuit Wednesday to stop a so-called “wet signature” rule.
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The judge granted an injunction requested by members of the American Civil Liberties Union who sued over the rule change.
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Griffin is joining 29 other attorneys general to sue Ticketmaster and parent company Live Nation, saying they are a monopoly.
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Plaintiffs argue the law creates a chilling effect, while a judge thinks it's too vague to actually silence speech.