In his decision, U.S. District Judge Orlando L. Garcia found that “displaying the Ten Commandments on the wall of a public-school classroom as set forth in S.B. 10 violates the Establishment Clause [of the Constitution].”
In court documents, the U.S. Department of Justice claimed that New York’s policy was illegal because it interferes with the execution of immigration enforcement operations. However, in her Monday ruling, D’Agostino found that, under the 10th Amendment, states have a right to refuse to participate in federal immigration enforcement activities.
“We can’t let these kinds of school shootings, whether it’s an individual case like this or the mass shootings that have destroyed America, (continue),” Breit said. “School safety, teacher safety, children’s safety is the most important thing. This verdict reminds people that you will be held accountable if you don’t make that your first concern.”
Universal and Udio said that they had reached a “compensatory legal settlement” as well as new licensing agreements for recorded music and publish that will “provide further revenue opportunities” for artists and songwriters alike.
Some legal experts characterized the original $660 million award as “beyond comprehension.”
California has reached a settlement with four plastic bag producers, all accused of violating a state law stipulating that any plastic bags sold in California be comprised of recyclable materials. The settlement was announced on Friday by California Attorney General Rob Bonta and four plastic bag companies: Revolution Sustainable Solutions, Metro Poly Corp., PreZero US
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“The practical effect of this order is almost laughable if it wasn’t so frustrating and didn’t impact the Second Amendment rights of thousands of individuals,” said SAF Executive Director Adam Kraut.
“The issue in this case is whether ‘Not Like Us’ can reasonably be understood to convey as a factual matter that Drake is a pedophile or that he has engaged in sexual relations with minors,” Vargas wrote. “In light of the overall context in which the statements in the Recording were made, the Court holds that it cannot.”
“I find that allowing the National Guard to deploy will only add fuel to the fire that the defendants have started,” U.S. District Judge April Perry said.