News FBI lied to judge to drill into 1400 Beverly Hills’ safe-deposit boxes, lawsuit says September 26, 2022
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News FBI Seized $86 Million In Raid On Innocent Americans’ Safe Boxes After Duping Judge For Warrant Evita Duffy September 26, 2022
News Lawsuit filed after FBI agents raided 1,400 deposit boxes at a US Private Vaults branch claims owners’ items have still not been returned Sam Tabahriti September 25, 2022
News Feds misled judge who OK’d warrant for $86M safety deposit raid in Beverly Hills: report Melissa Klein September 25, 2022
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News Minnesota protects big hospitals, not patients Daryl James, Jaimie Cavanaugh September 23, 2022
News FBI misled judge who signed warrant for Beverly Hills seizure of $86 million in cash Michael Finnegan September 23, 2022
News Occupational Licensing Doesn’t Mean Higher Quality Services Elizabeth Nolan Brown September 23, 2022
News South Carolina Supreme Court drops the ball on asset forfeiture reform Hassan Kanu September 22, 2022
News S.C. Supreme Court upholds civil asset forfeiture law, urges legislative reform Nathaniel Cary September 21, 2022
News Cops Taking Property From The Innocent Is “Legitimate,” South Carolina Supreme Court Rules Nick Sibilla September 20, 2022
News Licensing boards claim to help, but new report exposes the lie Dick Carpenter and Daryl James September 20, 2022
News ‘Empty promises’: Clay homeowners say Onondaga County has neglected Burnet Road properties Ashley M. Casey September 20, 2022
News Big Brother: Secret Government Surveillance Camera Deepens Private Property Lawsuit Chris Bennett September 19, 2022
News Law firm warns that Long Beach’s new food truck law could be unconstitutional Jason Ruiz September 19, 2022
News Prosecutor candidates are split on a controversial practice that could soon end in Indiana Thomas B. Langhorne September 19, 2022
News Tennessee asks court to dismiss private-school voucher lawsuit Marta W. Aldrich September 19, 2022
News 2nd Circuit Eyes First Amendment Challenge to New York Mental Health Licensing Steve Heldon September 19, 2022
News Court of Appeals: Long Lake Township drone photos not a 4th Amendment violation Mardi Link September 18, 2022
News Prep work well underway for sides in Hope Scholarship case before West Virginia Supreme Court September 18, 2022
News City doles out nearly $1M, concluding short-term rental litigation Port City Daily Staff September 18, 2022
News The Pinehurst Hot Mess: Illegal short term rental ordinances cost Wilmington taxpayers over $300K Brant Clifton September 18, 2022
News He Didn’t Break any Rules. New York City Is Demanding He Pay a Fine Anyway J.D. Tuccille September 18, 2022
News Judge orders Wilmington pay more than $300k in legal fees for illegal short-term rental ordinances Michael Praats September 16, 2022
