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The UK High Court Wednesday held that the Home Office acted unlawfully in implementing the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS). However, the court said that the way the scheme operates is “unlawful.” The IMA therefore succeeded in their claim, as the court found the current state of the scheme “unlawful.”
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New York Supreme Court Justice Thomas Marcelle ruled Monday in the case Cuomo v. Berland expressed disappointment in the ruling, saying , “We respectfully disagree with the court’s result and are reviewing all options, including, if appropriate, interim legislation.”
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We note a speech-to-text AI demo video, text reminders, an event on transitioning your workforce back to the courthouse, yet another article on "Zoom courts", an NCSC Tiny Chat regarding court cell phone policy, and the NCSC website on pandemic response webinars that were recorded in 2020. Read more ».
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