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ACLU Challenges Idaho’s New Law Cutting Public Benefits for Undocumented Immigrants

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BOISE, Idaho — The American Civil Liberties Union of Idaho, along with several plaintiffs, has initiated legal action against a new state law aimed at limiting public benefits for residents without legal immigration status. This law, designated as House Bill 135, is scheduled to go into effect on Tuesday and will prevent undocumented immigrants from receiving various public services, including certain federally funded healthcare programs. Paul Carlos Southwick, the Legal Director for the ACLU of Idaho, labeled the law as “clearly unconstitutional.” Advocacy fellow Ruby Mendez-Mota emphasized that the legislation targets vulnerable communities, stating, “What … Read more

Judge Expresses Frustration Over Delays in Sunday Ticket Trial, Considers Cutting Allocated Time by 20%

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Los Angeles – Tensions rose in the courtroom as the Sunday Ticket trial entered its sixth day with the presiding judge expressing his frustration over delays and what he considered unnecessary repetition in the proceedings. Judge Philip Gutierrez, who had previously admonished the plaintiffs’ legal team for their prolonged questioning of Fox executive Larry Jones, started the session with an announcement that he would cut down the allotted time for both parties by 20 percent, aiming to increase efficiency in the trial. Expressing his concerns, Judge Gutierrez pointed out that the hearing had been marred … Read more

Stay Informed: Understanding North Carolina Laws on Cutting Through Parking Lots and Flashing High Beams

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Raleigh, NC – Drivers in North Carolina may be subject to penalties for cutting through parking lots and flashing high beams, according to state laws. These actions, which may seem harmless to some, can actually result in a citation. North Carolina law prohibits motorists from using private parking lots, such as those belonging to shopping centers or restaurants, as shortcuts to avoid traffic or traffic signals. Violators can be ticketed under this regulation, as it is considered a dangerous practice that disrupts the flow of traffic and poses risks to pedestrians and other drivers. The … Read more