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October 01, 2021

California Environmental Law & Policy Update - October 2021 | Allen Matkins - JDSupra - JD Supra

Focus U.S. to resume enforcement of unlawful bird deaths by industry Associated Press – September 29 The Biden administration said Wednesday that it will draft rules under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act over the next year to govern the killing of wild birds by industry and resume enforcement actions, which the Trump administration had declined to pursue, against companies responsible for ...
October 01, 2021

Barnstable files motion to dismiss Conservation Law Foundation lawsuit - Barnstable Patriot

The Town of Barnstable on Friday asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought by the Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) that it says threatens to undermine efforts to implement its 30-year Comprehensive Wastewater Management Plan (CWMP) designed to restore and preserve water quality in and around Barnstable. “The town is fully committed to protecting and improving the environmental hea...
October 01, 2021

'Keeping Delawareans healthy' | Carney signs bill into law strengthening primary care for patients - WDEL 1150AM

"I think about the things, particularly in healthcare, that we focus on," said Gov. John Carney Friday. "There's not much that's more important than this, right? It's trying to get more of our healthcare service delivery upfront, primary care physicians, and that's what this bill is all about." On October 1, 2021, Carney signed into law Senate Substitute 1 for Senate Bill 120, a substantial p...
October 01, 2021

California enacts law to strip badges from officers who act criminally or with bias - PBS NewsHour

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California has joined the vast majority of states in setting up a way to strip the badges of police officers who act criminally or with bias, a change that was among several criminal justice reforms signed into law Thursday by Gov. Gavin Newsom. The nation’s most populous state was one of just four without such a statewide system alongside Hawaii, New Jersey and Rhod...
October 01, 2021

Hacked Oath Keepers Records Show Active Members Of Law Enforcement And The Military Tried To Join The Group After Jan. 6 - BuzzFeed News

Mihoko Owada / Mihoko Owada/STAR MAX/IPx Protesters breach the Capitol in Washington, DC, Jan. 6. In the days after the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection, the Oath Keepers gained notoriety almost overnight as a symbol of right-wing extremism in America. Images of members in battle armor pushing their way into the Capitol went viral, clips of the group’s leader challenging the results o...
October 01, 2021

Manatee commissioner colluded with Texas man on anti-abortion law, pro-choice groups call for investigation - WMNF

A Manatee County Commissioner worked with a Texas pro-life advocate to draft an ordinance banning abortion in the county. Commissioner James Satcher is now ignoring constituents and media, while reproductive rights groups call for him to be investigated. LISTEN: In recent months, Satcher has made fighting abortion access in Manatee County a personal mission. The only thing is, Manatee County...
October 01, 2021

Michigan Secretary of State changes law that will lift driver's license suspensions for thousands - ABC 12 News

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson (WJRT) LANSING, Mich. (WJRT) - New laws taking effect Friday will lift drivers license suspensions for 73,000 Michiganders. Of those 73,000 drivers, those getting the lifted suspension are those drivers who may have failed to pay tickets or court fines or failed to appear in court for certain non-moving and other violations. “By lifting suspensions f...
October 01, 2021

Teresa Miller, Law Professor and Prison Reformer, Is Dead at 59 - The New York Times

When Teresa Miller, a professor at the University at Buffalo School of Law, showed her documentary film about the Attica Correctional Facility during a panel discussion at the Glimmerglass opera festival in 2014, it sparked an idea. Why not, she thought, bring an opera to the prison? Francesca Zambello, the director of the festival, in Cooperstown, N.Y., had the same notion and joined the eff...
October 01, 2021

Holyoke nonprofit's challenge to lead paint law can proceed in court - GazetteNET

Decades-old peeling paint which contains lead. SPRINGFIELD — A federal judge has ruled that a local fair housing center’s lawsuit can proceed against the state over its law requiring landlords to abate lead paint hazards in their housing only when children below the age of six are living there. In 2019, the Holyoke-based Massachusetts Fair Housing Center sued the state over its 1971 Lead...
October 01, 2021

Statement From Attorneys Phil Brewster of Brewster Law Firm and Patrick Mincey of Cranfill Sumner - Business Wire

WINNETKA, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Two attorneys, Phil Brewster of Brewster Law Firm, Illinois and Patrick Mincey of Cranfill Sumner, North Carolina, were recently mentioned in a Wall Street Journal article for their representation of a North Carolina whistleblower who exposed an alleged international conspiracy to launder no less than $100 million through major U.S. securities firms, including...