Tag: Federal Court
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Challenging Prosecutor Who Charged James Comey in Federal Case
Overview: A High-Stakes Bid to Dismiss Cases ALEXANDRIA, Va. — In a courtroom roped off with security and media, lawyers for two defendants linked to the Justice Department’s investigations are preparing to press a federal judge for a dismissal of their cases. The central argument: the prosecutor who secured the indictments was not properly appointed,…
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Legal Motion to Dismiss: Challenging the Prosecutor Behind Trump-Related Indictments
Overview: A High-Stakes Motion to Dismiss A federal judge is set to hear a significant motion this week as lawyers representing two individuals charged in a case tied to the Justice Department attack a central premise: the appointment of the prosecutor who secured the indictments. The defendants argue that the prosecutor’s alleged bias and partiality…
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Federal Court Dismisses Semantan Estate Appeal on Duta Enclave Land Registration
Overview: Federal Court Upholds Government Ownership in Duta Enclave Dispute The Malaysian Federal Court has unanimously dismissed the appeal from Semantan Estate (1952) Sdn Bhd, effectively ending the company’s bid to register the 263.272-acre parcel known as “Duta Enclave.” The ruling confirms that the government retains ownership of the land, aligning with previous court decisions…
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Federal Court Upholds Government Ownership as Semantan Estate Loses Duta Enclave Land Case
Overview: Government Ownership Maintained in Landmark Kuala Lumpur Land Dispute The Federal Court of Malaysia has dismissed Semantan Estate (1952) Sdn Bhd’s final appeal in a landmark land dispute involving the Duta Enclave in Kuala Lumpur. The ruling, delivered unanimously, upholds the government’s ownership of the 263.272‑acre tract and prevents the estate from registering the…
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Semantan Estate Loses Bid to Register Duta Enclave Land
Background: The dispute over Duta Enclave land The Malaysian case involving Semantan Estate (1952) Sdn Bhd centers on a bid to register a large tract of land known as the Duta Enclave, spanning 263.272 acres. After a series of legal proceedings, the matter reached Malaysia’s Federal Court, where the government’s ownership of the land has…
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First Civil Trial Over Ethiopian 737 Max Crash Opens as Boeing Faces Payout
Overview of the Trial The first civil trial stemming from the deadly Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET302 crash, which involved a Boeing 737 Max, opened in a federal court on Wednesday. A jury was seated to decide how much Boeing should pay the family of one of the 157 people who died in the disaster. The…
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Race to redefine the lane: 23XI and Front Row win in bid to define premier stock car racing amid NASCAR lawsuit
Background of the Case In a high-stakes legal battle that pits two prominent racing teams against NASCAR, 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports secured a significant procedural win in federal court. The court granted their motion for summary judgment on a crucial issue: the definition of what constitutes premier stock car racing. The ruling, issued…
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Premier Stock Car Racing: 23XI, Front Row Win Court
In a pivotal moment for stock car racing and commercial governance, 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports secured a significant federal court win as the lawsuit against NASCAR continues to unfold. The decision, delivered by Judge Kenneth Bell, granted summary judgment on a contested definition: what qualifies as premier stock car racing. By ruling that…
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Rhode Island Judge Orders SNAP Benefits to Continue Amid U.S. Shutdown
Federal Judge Intervenes as Shutdown Looms Over SNAP A federal judge in Rhode Island has stepped in to prevent a sweeping suspension of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) during the ongoing government shutdown. The ruling, issued on Friday, directs the Trump administration to continue delivering SNAP benefits to millions of Americans and to use…
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Rhode Island Judge Orders SNAP Benefits to Continue Amid Government Shutdown
Overview A federal judge in Rhode Island has intervened to ensure that SNAP food assistance remains available to millions of Americans during the ongoing government shutdown. The ruling comes as the administration faced pressure to suspend benefits, which would have affected households nationwide that rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). What the Judge…