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September 28, 2026 at 4:00 AM
In a startling courtroom revelation, an autopsy photo was admitted as evidence, confirming the identity of the victim in a high-stakes trial.

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Court admits autopsy photo and records victim identification by stipulation
The court admitted State's Exhibit 40 (autopsy photograph) over a defense objection and both parties stipulated that the person in the photo is the individual named in the indictment. The state identified the exhibit and the stipulation as part of its case before resting.
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September 27, 2026 at 2:14 PM
The Texas Supreme Court has officially submitted the pivotal case of Canada v. Sherman, leaving practitioners on edge as they await crucial guidance on bankruptcy implications.

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Case submitted after oral argument; Texas Supreme Court adjourns
After extended questioning on statutory interpretation and bankruptcy interaction, the court submitted Canada v. Sherman and adjourned; no decision or vote was announced during the session.
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September 26, 2026 at 5:27 PM
Texas justices face a pivotal decision as relators argue for early dismissal of claims linked to a mass shooting, challenging the very essence of legal sufficiency.

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Relators press early dismissal under Texas Rule 91A; justices press limits
Relators urged the Supreme Court to enforce Rule 91A dismissal at the pleading stage for claims arising from a mass shooting; opposing counsel said Timberwalk foreseeability is fact‑dependent and discovery may be needed.
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September 26, 2026 at 2:28 AM
Judge Stephanie Boyd's recent court session reveals potential legal upheavals and a crucial deadline for Eric Ray Cepeda's case—what does this mean for ongoing trials?

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Court Delays Case Review as Discovery Continues for Eric Ray Cepeda
Court sets September 18 deadline for discovery submission in Cepeda's case.
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August 6, 2025 at 1:50 AM
#doj says full grand jury in #comey case didn't review copy of final indictment
The “Justice” Department says the grand jury that charged former FBI Director #jamescomey wasn’t presented with a copy of the final #indictment

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November 19, 2025 at 5:23 PM
In a pivotal court session, Judge Stephanie Boyd granted the defense's discovery motion while prioritizing the safety of witnesses in the high-profile Celeste Flores case.

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Court grants discovery motion in Celeste Flores case while ensuring safety concerns
Judge allows defense access to witness information excluding complainant addresses for safety.
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February 28, 2025 at 4:29 PM
A crucial court hearing in the Sutter v. Sutter case hit a snag when key attorney Miss Berdine mysteriously went missing, leaving everyone in suspense about the next steps.

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Court delays Sutter v Sutter case as key parties go missing
Court reschedules Sutter v. Sutter hearing after attorney fails to appear for agreement signing.
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January 4, 2025 at 2:10 AM
Will County's landfill expansion could face serious legal hurdles if procedural missteps occur, potentially dragging the county into years of litigation.

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Legal adviser outlines rules and risks for Will County landfill siting hearings
A county legal adviser told the Will County Landfill Committee that local landfill expansion hearings are quasi‑judicial proceedings that must meet nine statutory criteria, avoid ex parte contacts after filing, and provide 'meaningful access' — and warned that procedural errors can trigger lengthy appeals.
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February 14, 2026 at 6:16 PM
Saratoga County is gearing up to tackle a massive backlog of 570 tax-delinquent properties, but new state regulations mean this process could stretch out for nearly a year!

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Real Property Tax Committee authorizes Phillips Lytle to help resume county tax foreclosures
The Saratoga County Real Property Tax Committee voted July 8 to authorize a contract with Phillips Lytle LLP to help clear a backlog of roughly 570 tax-delinquent properties from 2019–2023; presenters cautioned the process will be lengthy because New York State updated Article 11 and added a six-month redemption period.
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July 11, 2026 at 6:33 PM
Did the judges just uncover a critical flaw in the Commission's reliance on stricken testimony that could change the outcome of the case?

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Panel presses whether stricken testimony undercuts PDC reliance on Stutzman
The court questioned whether parts of compliance officer Phil Stutzman's testimony that the Commission relied on were stricken from the record, and whether reliance on that testimony is permissible on substantial-evidence review.
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September 18, 2026 at 1:58 PM
Tensions rise as the RDA navigates legal protocols amidst neighborhood complaints and an ACLU letter regarding the Hamilton House lease.

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ACLU letter cited; RDA says it will follow legal process before acting on Hamilton House lease
RDA executive Mark Holmes said the authority had not officially received the ACLU letter but was aware of it; he emphasized the RDA will follow law and proper protocol rather than decide in executive session.
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September 17, 2026 at 5:26 AM
The New Mexico Supreme Court is poised to clarify legal standards after taking the contentious Biggley v. Rio Rancho case under advisement—what could this mean for future rulings?

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Supreme Court takes Biggley v. Rio Rancho under advisement; opinion to follow
After roughly 90 minutes of oral argument over attorney fees, statutory interpretation, and facts about a Rio Rancho road closure, the New Mexico Supreme Court took the case under advisement and said it will issue an opinion later.
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September 12, 2026 at 6:05 PM
In a heated legal showdown, attorneys clash over whether key evidence was unfairly excluded, potentially changing the fate of a critical rights-of-way dispute in New Mexico.

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Lawyers spar over whether the record supported summary judgment in rights-of-way dispute
At argument, defense counsel said the trial court improperly limited the inquiry to prescriptive-easement analysis and denied presentation of title-report witnesses; appellant said the state failed to present admissible evidence at summary judgment and that dotted map lines cannot substitute for proof of use.
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September 12, 2026 at 6:20 PM
Judge Tammy Long Hayward's Sept. 9 session saw a whirlwind of criminal motions, with multiple pleas accepted and cases shuffled to other judges, signaling a busy day in the courtroom.

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Judge Long Hayward opens Sept. 9 criminal motions calendar; multiple pleas and withdrawals recorded
Judge Tammy Long Hayward called the Sept. 9 Clayton County State Court criminal motions calendar, during which several immunity motions were withdrawn, multiple pleas were accepted and a number of cases were reset or transferred to other judges.
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September 11, 2026 at 6:51 PM
Mohave County is on the verge of a legal showdown as supervisors prepare to initiate condemnation proceedings if the Airport Authority rejects their offer.

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Board readies for possible condemnation as Mohave County Airport Authority meeting looms
Supervisors said the 20‑day statutory window after a written nominal offer has passed and county counsel indicated the Board can now initiate condemnation proceedings; MCAA planned a special meeting to consider draft forensic audit findings and the county's nominal offer.
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September 11, 2026 at 2:03 AM
In a surprising 4-1 vote, the Butte County Board of Supervisors has denied New Vista LP's request for a tax refund, igniting a heated debate over property valuation and legal rights.

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Butte County Board denies New Vista LP tax-refund request after legal dispute
After extended legal argument, the Butte County Board of Supervisors voted 4–1 to deny New Vista LP’s request for a refund and a change to the assessor’s base-year valuation tied to a 2008 option-saled transaction. The board said the applicant may pursue superior court review.
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September 10, 2026 at 7:11 PM
The Board of Public Works just voted to enter closed session to discuss sensitive claims, leaving the public in suspense about what’s unfolding behind closed doors.

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Board votes to enter closed session under Wisconsin statute to discuss claims
The Board of Public Works voted to go into closed session "pursuant to Wisconsin State statute 19.851 g" for the purpose of "delivering on claims," following a motion and second on the public record.
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September 9, 2026 at 6:01 PM
Class counsel argues that the trial court's careful adherence to procedural rules makes further review by Farmers unnecessary, raising critical questions about the case's future.

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Class counsel urges denial of review, defends trial court’s process
Class counsel told the appeals panel that the superior court properly followed CR 23’s procedural framework, weighed evidence and limited its merits inquiry — arguing discretionary review is unnecessary because certification can be revisited as the record develops.
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September 6, 2026 at 11:53 AM
Logan Eaglin turned down a 30-year plea deal in his murder case, facing the possibility of life in prison as he opts for trial instead.

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Logan Eaglin rejects 30‑year offer; court sets murder case for trial
Logan Eaglin, charged with murder, rejected a 30‑year plea offer and the judge discussed sentencing exposure including habitual‑offender enhancements; the court set the case on the trial docket and instructed prosecutors to prepare.
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September 4, 2026 at 4:42 PM
After waiting 930 days for a final hearing on their crucial water transfer application, the city is pushing for action, urging the panel to stop the delays and proceed.

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City files motion seeking scheduling of long‑delayed water transfer final hearing; city says panel has delayed action 930 days
City staff announced a motion was filed in water transfer proceedings asking the panel to schedule the final hearing. Staff noted judge Spurgeon approved the transfer in Feb. 2023 but the panel has not taken final action in roughly 930 days despite a statutory 90‑day target.
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August 28, 2026 at 10:42 AM
The Town of Union's board is taking a bold step to challenge the Broom County IDA, raising serious environmental concerns that could change the course of local governance.

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Board ratifies resolution to perfect appeal in Town of Maine v. Broom County IDA amid member concerns
The board ratified a resolution authorizing town attorneys to "perfect" the appeal in Town of Maine v. Broom County IDA and discussed next steps toward briefing and oral argument. A board member raised concerns about prior actions and environmental issues tied to the IDA purchase of property flagged by DEC.
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August 27, 2026 at 8:43 AM
Leavenworth County commissioners are grappling with legal challenges after a proposed moratorium on development was thrown into turmoil by a formal application, raising questions about procedural integrity.

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County counsel says moratorium hard to impose now that developer application is filed; commissioners table resolution
Leavenworth County counsel advised that a moratorium drafted on the assumption of 'no proposal' would face legal risk after the developer filed an application; commissioners tabled the moratorium resolution and directed legal and procedural follow-up.
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August 20, 2026 at 8:27 PM
A crucial legal battle unfolds as a Texas judge weighs the ambiguity of insurance admissions that could redefine coverage limits in the Vance v. State Farm case.

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Dispute over ‘deemed admissions’ leaves partial MSJ in Vance v. State Farm unresolved
Plaintiff pressed for partial summary judgment based on deemed requests for admission establishing uninsured/underinsured coverage; State Farm argued the admission language was ambiguous because the policy was a North Carolina form distinguishing uninsured from underinsured coverage. Judge Hayward took the matter under consideration.
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July 30, 2026 at 2:54 AM
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July 29, 2026 at 6:22 AM