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Oklahoma Supreme Court overturns $465 million opioid ruling against Johnson & Johnson

JURIST

The Oklahoma Supreme Court reversed Tuesday a $465 million verdict against Johnson & Johnson (J&J) for public nuisance through its prescription opioid marketing campaign in the state. The Court applies the nuisance statutes to unlawful conduct that annoys, injures, or endangers the comfort, repose, health, or safety of others.

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With historical promises in mind, justices weigh state criminal jurisdiction in Indian country

SCOTUSBlog

Share At the last Supreme Court oral argument of Justice Stephen Breyer’s career, the court stepped into a dispute over the state of Oklahoma’s criminal jurisdiction authority in Indian country. Oklahoma v. Oklahoma , which reaffirmed that the reservation of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation within Oklahoma remains “Indian country.”

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In Custodia Legis – Legal Research Honey Pot!

The Researching Paralegal

Custodia Legis, the Law Librarians of Congress , offers webinars on legal research issues as part of its Orientation of Law Library Collections. For those interested in Oklahoma law, the Orientation to the Law Library Collections will be presented by the Oklahoma State Law Library staff.

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High Court Rejects Double Jeopardy Claim in Tribal Justice

The Crime Report

Denezpi’s legal team appealed on double-jeopardy grounds and then appealed the denial, where the 9th Circuit denied him. Justices heard arguments in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta in April, a case which will relitigate the State of Oklahoma’s ability to prosecute crimes involving Native Americans in Indian country.

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COVID-related postponements and prosecutorial delays under the Speedy Trial Act

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By statute, one factor that can support a continuance for the “ends of justice” occurs when “the failure to grant such a continuance in the proceeding would be likely to make a continuation of such proceeding impossible.” City of Edmond, Oklahoma v. In his petition , Gottesfeld maintains that the circuits are split on this question.

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The Slippery Notion of Boycotts in the Anti-ESG Movement

ClimateChange-ClimateLaw

Most of the rhetoric and activity has occurred in the first two categories in the US, so we focus there, in an effort to differentiate political narratives from legal reality. There are several statutes that form the basis of our antitrust laws. And what are the permissible boundaries of that behavior?

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Combatting Pirate Radio – What Can the FCC Do?

Broadcast Law Blog

landlords and advertisers) that their support could “expose them to FCC enforcement or other legal actions.” I had the privilege of interviewing FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly at the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters convention the week before last. What is the reality of this actually happening?

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