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The legislature drafted a new map, known as S.B. SouthCarolina Conference of the NAACP , he said, the non-African American voters were required to provide evidence to disentangle race and politics, but they failed to do so. Naifeh argued that race was just one consideration in drawing the map.
Read the draft proposals, here , and our longer take on the proposals, here. Consult the FCC’s Licensing and Management System (LMS) help center , if you still have questions on navigating the filing portal. Stream the meeting on August 5 to see if the Commissioners approve the item (the stream is available at fcc.gov/live ).
See the draft item, here. At its next required monthly open meeting on July 13 , the FCC will vote on opening for public comment several proposals meant to update certain technical rules for radio. Most of the proposed changes would clean up existing rules and eliminate rarely-used and inconsistent provisions.
On October 6, the FCC released a draft Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that, if adopted, would propose a number of steps designed to strengthen the security of the Emergency Alert System (“EAS”) and Wireless Emergency Alerts (“WEA”). The draft NPRM is slated for consideration at the FCC’s October 27, 2022 regular monthly open meeting.
At its open meeting scheduled for July 14, the FCC will consider adopting a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (a draft of which is available here ) that seeks comment on whether to update the FCC’s rules to identify a new publication for determining a television station’s designated market area (“DMA”) for satellite and cable carriage purposes.
The FCC issued a similar extension to December 12 for stations in Florida and SouthCarolina who suffered the effects of Hurricane Ian. Another rulemaking proceeding will likely be concluded in November. Such stations in Florida also may upload their EEO public file by December 12.
Radio stations in the next renewal group, stations in North and SouthCarolina, should be prepared to begin their license renewal pre-filing announcements in June – so in May they should be recording and scheduling that announcement to run for the first time on June 1 (see this article on pre-filing announcements for more information).
On these same days, pre-filing announcements must be run by radio stations in North and SouthCarolina, who file their renewals by August 1. Stations in Florida and Puerto Rico , who file on October 1, should be prepared to start their pre-filing announcements on August 1.
The SouthCarolina Supreme Court Thursday ruled that the state’s six week abortion ban is unconstitutional and antithetical to the right to privacy. SouthCarolina House Speaker Representative Murrell Smith expressed disappointment with the decision. The legislation was drafted while Roe v.
Radio stations in the next renewal group, in North and SouthCarolina , should begin their license renewal pre-filing announcements on June 1 st and 16 th as well, informing the public about the upcoming filing of their renewals due on August 1. The draft NPRM is available here. The FCC’s monthly meeting will be held on June 6.
The SouthCarolina legislature is moving to enact a new law with deeply troubling free speech implications. The free speech concerns are even greater with regard to the SouthCarolina law. Indeed, the provision was reportedly based on model legislation drafted by the National Right to Life Committee (NRLC).
James Clyburn of SouthCarolina made a key endorsement, backing then-candidate Joe Biden in the state’s Democratic primary. Michelle Childs, a federal trial judge in SouthCarolina, to succeed Justice Stephen Breyer when he retires. Lindsey Graham and Tim Scott of SouthCarolina. Share In 2020, Rep.
The City of Charleston filed an action in the SouthCarolina Court of Common Pleas against fossil fuel companies asserting that they are responsible for “devastating adverse” climate change impacts on Charleston and its residents. degrees Celsius.
aren't you at least starting to draft a complaint about how these antics have eroded share value? SouthCarolina attorney Alex Murdaugh -- the subject of one of the most horrifically bizarre sagas in my entire career covering this space -- is now charged with tax evasion on top of the murder and embezzlement. [ Reuters ]. *
We also talked with SouthCarolina Senator Gerald Malloy and ABA Past-President William Hubbard about the Omnibus Crime Reduction and Sentencing Reform Act of 2010 and how that bipartisan effort is reducing both incarceration and crime while keeping violent offenders off the streets. Legal Talk Network (@LegalTalkNet) August 10, 2017.
Academics have debated this poorly drafted law for decades. The 1876 presidential election between Rutherford Hayes and Samuel Tilden threw the country into a crisis when electoral votes from SouthCarolina, Louisiana, and Florida, were challenged. The argument is not new. There are reasons to question the Electoral Count Act.
SouthCarolina Conference of the NAACP , a court divided on ideological lines threw out a federal district court’s ruling finding that a congressional district on the SouthCarolina coast was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander – that is, it sorted voters based primarily on their race. In Alexander v.
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