#legal-ruling

#legal-ruling

Judge Michael Jesic's ruling was significant in making Lyle and Erik Menendez eligible for parole under California's youthful offender law, which considers rehabilitation.

The updated version of Patreon's app allows users to make purchases via the web, bypassing Apple's in-app payment system and offering alternative payment methods.

"Unfortunately, Hunt does not point to any evidence in the record of any physical, emotional, economic, or reputational damage or harm attributable to Defendants-Appellees' conduct," the three-judge panel wrote in its ruling.

"The Probation Department's chaos creates dangerous ripple effects on our youth's safety. Time and again, in report after report, we've seen neglect, mismanagement, and abuse, all while officials insist that change is coming."

Ontario Court Justice Heather Perkins-McVey stated that Lich and Barber encouraged protest participation, despite the adverse impacts on residents and businesses in downtown Ottawa.

Catherine Kuo, a former Dublin school trustee, died after being struck by a vehicle while volunteering. The court ruled her family cannot sue the district.

The sweeping approach of the Court of Appeal in effectively treating motor-dealer brokers as owing fiduciary duties to consumers in the generality of cases goes too far.

Iwasaki wrote that the league failed to make a clear allegation of the "damage or loss" it incurred as a result of Carranza's actions, which centered on her accessing a union survey of its members, who are all below the rank of captain.

"These were very popular schemes, but it's difficult for an individual taxpayer to take on the huge resources of the state and win," said Paul Davies.

A landmark ruling clarifies corner crossing legality for hunters, affirming public access rights to certain lands versus private property enforcement, igniting debate on land use rights.

I'm still very stressed and worried about it," Burns said, adding if he gets to resume his job, he will be on track to retire between 65 and 70.

Judge Matthew Nestor ruled that the plaintiffs do not have individual interests in the White Fund distinct from that of the general public, limiting the trial's scope.