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Mass. Landlords Challenge Constitutionality of Eviction Halt

Massachusetts landlords are challenging the state’s eviction moratorium put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic. So reports the Associated Press.

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Ghislaine Maxwell Wants Disparaging Comments Blunted to Ensure Fair Trial

Ghislaine Maxwell’s attorney said comments made by prosecutors and others diminish her opportunity for a fair trial and have asked for them to be blocked. So reports Forbes.

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Lawyer Suspected of NJ Shooting Tied to Calif. Murder: Authorities

Roy Den Hollander, who is accused of killing the son of a federal judge in New Jersey, has been linked to another shooting in California. So reports NPR.

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Impossible Whopper Lawsuit Tossed As Judge Finds No Deception

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against Burger King after the fast-food chain was sued for allegedly deceiving customers into thinking its plant-based Impossible Whopper is cooked on different grills than other meat products. So reports Reuters.

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Group Sues Town Over Public Nudity, Noise from Scuba Divers

The Back Beach Neighbors Committee, a group of residents in Massachusetts, is suing the town of Rockport after complaining scuba divers are undressing and causing ruckus near their beachside residences. So reports Boston.com.

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Lawyer Dons Hazmat Suit During Sentencing Hearing

A defense attorney in Florida came to court dressed in a hazmat suit—complete with a respirator mask, face shield and gloves—as he didn’t want to take any chances amid a spike in COVID-19 cases in the state. So reports Fox News.

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4th Circuit Ruling Means Trump Hotel Records Under Wraps Until After Election

A federal appeals court ruled financial documents related to President Donald Trump’s hotel in Washington can remain under wraps for now. So reports NBC News.

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'Lady A' Band, Artist Engaged in Legal Battle Over Moniker

The band formerly known as Lady Antebellum is suing the artist Lady A after an agreement over the latter moniker could not be reached. So reports CBS News.

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Vermont Law School Mural Being Removed Due to 'Black Features'

Vermont Law School officials said they will have a mural originally intended to honor abolitionists removed after some argued its imagery is offensive. So reports the Burlington Free Press.

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Justin Bieber Fires Back After Sexual Assault Accusations

Justin Bieber is suing two women for $10 million each after they accused him of sexual assault. So reports Vulture.

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