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11th Circuit Weighs Latest Challenge to CDC Eviction Freeze
May 14, 2021
Landlords on Friday mounted the latest challenge to the Centers for Disease Control’s nationwide freeze on many residential evictions during the COVID-19 pandemic, urging the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to block the ban. Caleb Kruckenberg of New Civil Liberties Alliance, a lawyer for the landlord group National Apartment…
Landlords Are Ready to Restart Evictions Amid Pandemic; 11th Circuit Weighs Arguments
May 14, 2021
"Our clients were able to file paperwork, but they can't achieve any meaningful remedy while this eviction moratorium is going on," said attorney Caleb Kruckenberg. "If they use state court systems to affect a lawful eviction under state law, that is a federal crime under the CDC eviction order." As…
Irreparable Harm Caused by the CDC’s Lawless Eviction Moratorium
May 12, 2021
NCLA Litigation Counsel Caleb Kruckenberg joins “The Liberty Hour” with Shaun Thompson on AM 560 The Answer to discuss the CDC's unlawful eviction moratorium and NCLA's upcoming oral argument in Brown v. CDC. Key points: • NCLA is challenging the authority of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
Massachusetts Governor’s Pandemic Restrictions Challenged in Supreme Court
May 12, 2021
A good-government group is taking to the Supreme Court its challenge of the constitutionality of Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker’s 14-month-old pandemic-related state of emergency and its continuing restrictions on civic life and businesses. Published by The Epoch Times
Group Files Lawsuit Against Gov. Baker over COVID-19 Executive Orders
May 10, 2021
Western Mass News is getting answers from Governor Charlie Baker after a lawsuit filed against him is now being petitioned to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court. At the heart of the case pastors and small businesses across the state claim, the governor's COVID-19 health orders restrict their…
Petition Will Seek Supreme Court Review of Baker Orders
May 10, 2021
Gov. Charlie Charlie Baker is less than three months away from lifting all remaining COVID-19 restrictions, but critics who believe the Republican governor overstepped his authority are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to declare Baker's actions to date a violation of the Constitution. The plaintiffs in a unsuccessful lawsuit that…
Frustrated by Aug. 1 Reopening, Mass. Businesses Turn to U.S. Supreme Court
May 10, 2021
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled against the businesses in December, finding that Gov. Charlie Baker’s sweeping restrictions in response to Covid-19 do not violate state law or the federal or state constitutions. It's unclear if or when the U.S. Supreme Court would take up the case. Published by Boston…
Baby Bath Seats Inspire Court Fight on Safety-Standard Access
May 10, 2021
Pregnant and researching infant bath seats, expectant mom Lisa Milice learned that she had two options to see the federal safety standards for herself: She could either pay $56 to a third party to see a copy of the law, or go to Bethesda, Maryland, where there are two copies…
CPSC Manufacturing Rules Must Be Free to the Public, D.C. Circuit Told
May 10, 2021
The D.C. Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on Monday heard arguments over whether the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission, or other agencies, can pass rules adopting voluntary industry safety standards without making them public. The dispute arises from a petition by a consumer, Lisa Milice, who alleged that the CPSC’s…