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Judge panel tosses out Alabama congressional map again

JURIST

A US District Court Northern District of Alabama three judge panel Tuesday tossed out the Alabama legislature’s proposed congressional map, holding that the current map is still racially gerrymandered and likely violates Section Two of the Voting Rights Act. The case, Allen v.

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Federal judges block Alabama congressional district map

JURIST

A panel of three federal judges Monday blocked Alabama’s new congressional district map, finding that it unlawfully disadvantages Black voters. The court ruled that lawmakers should redraw the map to include two districts with a substantial Black population, rather than one.

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Alabama approves congressional map with single majority Black district in defiance of US Supreme Court order

JURIST

Governor of Alabama Kay Ivey approved a new congressional map Friday, passed by the Alabama legislature during a special session , which designates only one majority-Black district in the state. The approval is in defiance of the US Supreme Court ruling in Allen v. ” Former US Attorney General Eric H.

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US Supreme Court declines to take up cash bail constitutionality case

JURIST

Gentry in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama with the assistance of the Alabama ACLU, Civil Rights Corps and the Southern Poverty Law Center. The lower court ruled in favor of Hester, enjoining the county from imposing cash bail amounts on defendants who could not afford them.

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Ethical Considerations for Flat Fee Billing

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Alabama State Bar Formal Opinion 2008-03 – Lawyers’ Trust Account Obligations With Regard to Retainers and Set Fees State Bar of Arizona Ethics Opinion 10-03 – Fees; Fee Agreement; Non-Refundable Fees; Flat Fees State Bar of Georgia Formal Advisory Opinion No. About the Illinois Supreme Court Commission on Professionalism.

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The Alert: April – June 2024

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Federal: Federal Court Rules CTA Unconstitutional On March 1, 2024, a federal court in Alabama ruled in National Small Business United (NSBU) v. Attorney at Law The post The Alert: April – June 2024 appeared first on Parasec. Email our BOI specialists at BOI@parasec.com to get started today!

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Supreme Court will hear case on second majority-Black district in Louisiana redistricting

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In a list of orders from the justices’ private conference on Friday, the court announced on Monday morning that it will review a pair of appeals from a decision by a three-judge district court, which had struck down a map that created a second majority-Black congressional district in the state. 5 until Nov.

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