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North Carolina juvenile justice law targets felony offenses amid increased reports of teenage crime

JURIST

For youth ages 13 to 15, serious felony cases may also be moved from adult criminal court back to the juvenile system. The statute also requires school principals to be informed when students face charges for offenses that would constitute Class A through E felonies if committed by adults.

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US Supreme Court declines to review Minnesota handgun possession age restrictions unconstitutional ruling

JURIST

The US Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge Monday to the appellate court decision that struck down Minnesota law prohibiting adults aged 18-20 from obtaining a permit to own guns and carry them in public. ” said Second Amendment Foundation founder and Executive Vice President Alan M.

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Only named defendants’ profits can be awarded in trademark suit, justices rule

SCOTUSBlog

Justice Elena Kagans succinct opinion for a unanimous court squarely rejected the lower courts approach, ruling that profits only of the named defendant can be awarded. The problem, though, Kagan explained, is that this is not a tenable take on the decisions below, which never considered that portion of the statute.

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Federal appeals court refuses to stay decision striking down CDC eviction moratorium

JURIST

The US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit on Monday denied the federal government’s motion to stay a district court decision striking down the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) eviction moratorium. In response to COVID-19, the CDC ordered a nationwide moratorium on residential evictions last fall.

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Using Photos on Your Website – Court Decision Highlights Problems with a Creative Commons License and Other Copyright Issues

Broadcast Law Blog

Just by posting a photo to some website does not mean that the owner has given up its copyright protections – and just because you can easily right-click on the image and paste it on your website doesn’t mean it is legal to do so. So the case moves forward to trial if the parties do not settle.

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Supreme Court hears arguments in firearms possession cases

JURIST

United States the Court held that in order to convict someone under the statute, the government must prove both that a defendant knew he possessed a firearm and that he knew he belonged to a category of persons prohibited from possessing firearms. Decisions in both cases should come this summer. Two years ago in Rehaif v.

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Supreme Court Rules Trademark Infringement Damages Include Only Named Defendant’s Profits

Constitutional Law Reporter

According to the appeals court, holding otherwise would give businesses a blueprint for using corporate formalities to insulate their infringement from financial consequences. Supreme Courts Decision The Supreme Court disagreed. The Court went on to find that background principles of corporate law support its holding.