The regulation, which was welcomed by industry groups, limited the role of states in enforcing the Clean Water Act.
Tag: Suits and Litigation (Civil)
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Truck Drivers’ On-the-Job Training Can Be Costly if They Quit
Freight haulers draw rookie drivers by promising to get them licensed. The obligation that follows, one lawyer says, amounts to indentured servitude.
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Judge Keeps New York’s New Electoral Map Intact for Now
The stay by an appellate judge puts on hold a lower-court ruling that New York’s newly drawn congressional and legislative districts were unconstitutional.
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$4.8 Million Settlement Reached in Julian Lewis Shooting Case
Julian Edward Roosevelt Lewis, 60, was killed in August 2020 after a Georgia state trooper stopped him for a broken taillight.
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California Law Requiring Board Diversity Is Struck Down
In a blow to the state’s efforts to deal with disparities in the workplace, a judge found the law unconstitutional. It’s unclear whether the state will appeal the ruling.