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Lawsuit: A federal agency answers to no one and can harass business owners into bankruptcy

A New Jersey lawyer who operates a debt-collection service has sued the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, saying the agency is unconstitutional and has harassed her firm and its clients by seeking privileged communications. Read the full article here.TweetShareShare0 Shares
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US Asks Justices to Skip Film Producers’ Tax Return Battle

The Supreme Court should decline an appeal by married movie producers who say witness testimony suffices as proof they timely mailed a tax refund request because they didn’t follow IRS rules requiring supporting documentation, the U.S. has told the court. Read the full article here. TweetShareShare0 Shares
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'Why Is My City Monitoring Me?'

Caleb Kruckenberg, an attorney with the New Civil Liberties Alliance, which is representing Canosa in his suit against Coral Gables, said he is skeptical of that claim. “In practice, what they’ve done is they’ve set up at least 30 cameras around the city, and it’s not just the perimeter,” he said. “They have these cameras at…
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Ex-Xerox Exec Loses Bid To Toss 16-Year-Old Gag Order

A New York federal judge on Monday denied a former Xerox executive’s request for release from a 16-year-old gag rule in a securities case, telling him the request came far too late and didn’t actually challenge the court’s authority over him or make any claims of impropriety regarding due process. Read the full article here.…
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USDA Reverses Cattle-Tracking Rules After Pushback From Ranchers

A civil rights group and the Wyoming ranchers it represents are celebrating the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s decision to walk back its new cattle-tagging regulations after the ranchers challenged the rules in court. A guidance document, which has since been taken off the APHIS website, had given livestock producers in the U.S. until January 2023…
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