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Legal battle looms over Arizona immigration law
A legal battle over a tough Arizona immigration law appeared certain after a federal judge granted a preliminary injunction Wednesday that blocked the most controversial parts of the law a day before it was to take effect.
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Legal Defense Fund formed for SB1070 counter-litigation
A legal defense fund has been created to support the state's border sheriffs regarding SB 1070 and the possibility of counter litigation.
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Legal Aid Foundation expected in December
By Ken Vin Lek KUALA LUMPUR: Bar Council chairman Ragunath Kesevan today said he expects the Legal Aid Foundation to be formally set up in December this year. Speaking at a press conference after officiating at the 15th Annual Malaysian Law Conference here, he said: “We have worked for over two years to bring this foundation to light. We are about 80% complete and the only thing which remains to ...
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Legal Brothels Still Not Allowed to Advertise in Certain Areas
A federal appeals court Thursday upheld a Nevada law that bars legal brothels in some rural areas of Nevada from advertising in Las Vegas, Reno and other places where prostitution is illegal.
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Fenton legal fees — money out, money in
Fenton — For the city of Fenton, legal fees are a case of paying money out, and getting some back. Considering ordinances and fines revenue, the city has paid $136,646 or less for its annual legal costs, for the last three complete calendar years.
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17. Legal aid for those in need
KUALA LUMPUR: A Legal Aid Foundation (LAF) is expected to be set up by end of the year to effectively provide aid to those in need of legal representation.
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Legal group offers free advice
The 12th Judicial District Pro Bono Committee will host a free legal help event Saturday at the Otero County Courthouse.
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Lambda Legal and ACLU File Lawsuit Against Hawai`i Governor Seeking Civil Unions for Same-Sex Couples
Lambda Legal and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Hawai‘i Foundation today filed suit against the State of Hawai`i three weeks after Governor Linda Lingle's veto of House Bill 444, a bill that would have allowed unmarried couples to enter into civil unions with comprehensive state law rights and responsibilities. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of six same-sex couples, five from O ...
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