Minnesota Deer Farmers Challenge State Regulations in Lawsuit Over New Farm Moratorium

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota deer farmers have filed a lawsuit against the state over a moratorium on new deer farms. In the case of Minnesota Deer Farmers Association, Et Al. v. The State of Minnesota, Et Al., the plaintiffs are seeking relief from new regulations enforced by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Deer farmers breed deer for various purposes, such as selling venison, antlers, or even the deer themselves. According to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, there are currently 3,325 deer spread across 125 farms in the state. However, this number … Read more

Georgia Judge Dismisses Challenge Against Lt. Governor, Plaintiffs Plan Appeal to Supreme Court

ATLANTA, Georgia — Georgia’s Lieutenant Governor, Burt Jones, successfully defended himself against a legal challenge that aimed to disqualify him from office. The challenge, which was described by a judge as “far-fetched,” alleged that Jones had violated his oath and engaged in insurrection. The plaintiffs, who filed the 47-page challenge, claimed that Jones had forfeited his right to hold public office. Jones, a staunch supporter of former President Donald Trump, has faced scrutiny for his actions following the 2020 election. He served as a pro-Trump elector and organized legislative hearings that promoted conspiracy theories about … Read more

Controversial Laws Enforced: Montana’s Housing Supply Stifled as Homeowners Challenge Constitutionality

BOZEMAN, Mont. – Two new laws aimed at boosting Montana’s housing supply have been temporarily halted by a district court judge. Homeowners have filed a lawsuit, arguing that the laws are unconstitutional and will negatively impact property values. The judge’s ruling has garnered frustration from advocates and lawmakers who believe it will hinder the construction of much-needed housing. Gallatin County District Court Judge Mike Salvagni has blocked the implementation of two laws that would require cities to permit the construction of more multi-family and accessory dwelling units, irrespective of local regulations. The blocked laws were … Read more