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Indiana University Students Take to Courts Over COVID-19 Vax Mandate

Indiana University students have filed a lawsuit against the school over its COVID-19 vaccination requirement. So reports CBS News.

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Condo Collapse Victims Seeking $5M in First Lawsuit

A class action suit has been filed on behalf of victims and a nearby property owner after a beachfront condo collapsed in Florida. So reports USA Today.

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Historic Debt Relief Program for Minority Farmers Paused As Final Decision is Pending

The Agriculture Department’s debt relief program aimed at farmers of color is facing a new setback after a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction for the program. So reports Politico.

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Giuliani Law License Suspended in NY, Woes Mounting

Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York City and attorney representing ex-President Donald Trump, has been suspended from practicing law in the state. So reports the CNBC.

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SpaceX Facing Potential Prosecution Over Unlicensed Guards, Beach Closures

Cameron County District Attorney Luis Saenz said SpaceX activities in Texas are bordering on illegal and warned the company it may face prosecution if it does not make changes to its operation. So reports CNN.

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Ice Cube’s Infringement Case Against Robinhood Melts with Federal Ruling

A California judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by Ice Cube after he accused stock trading platform Robinhood of improperly using his likeness to promote its products. So reports Yahoo! Finance.

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Judge Tosses Murder Case Against Simone Biles’ Brother After Mistrial

The murder charges against Tevin Biles-Thomas, the brother of star gymnast Simone Biles, have been dismissed. So reports The New York Daily News.

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DOJ Pushing Death Sentence for Boston Marathon bomber

The Department of Justice has asked the Supreme Court to reinstate the death penalty ruling for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev after a lower court vacated that penalty. So reports Fox News.

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Utah Assistant AG Apologizes for Bizarre 'Die and Go to Hell' Email

Assistant Attorney General Steven Wuthrich apologized for a profanity-filled email directed at a city council candidate who interrupted his nap. So reports The New York Post.

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UM Law Dean Out Much to Dismay Of Faculty, Who Adopted a Protest Resolution

The dean of the University of Miami School of Law, Anthony Varona, has been fired, effective on Thursday, July 1, although many at the school have questioned the decision. So reports The Miami Hurricane.

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