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Secretary of state to challenge Wyo term limits By The Associated Press
The Wyoming secretary of state filed a lawsuit as a private citizen Thursday challenging a law that sets term limits for statewide elected officials. Max Maxfield, now in his second four-year term, announced the lawsuit at the state Capitol.
Updated: 09/30/2011 07:32A
Shell scientists tout Gulf of Mexico technology to Alaskan journalists
Shell Oil Co. is touting its technology and record in the Gulf of Mexico to placate concerns about its plans to explore for oil off the environmentally sensitive shores of Alaska. While activists were filing a lawsuit to halt Shell's Arctic drilling
Updated: 09/30/2011 07:18A
Judge: W.Va. gun lawsuit should be in state court
(AP) — A federal judge says a lawsuit challenging Martinsburg's gun laws should be heard in state court first. US District Judge John Preston Bailey abstained from the case in an order issued earlier this month. The West Virginia Citizens Defense
Updated: 09/30/2011 07:12A
Judge says lawsuit challenging Martinsburg's gun laws should be heard in state
A federal judge says a lawsuit challenging Martinsburg's gun laws should be heard in state court first. US District Judge John Preston Bailey abstained from the case in an order issued earlier this month. The West Virginia Citizens Defense League filed
Updated: 09/30/2011 07:10A
Ozog: Neighbors Could Sue Over Memorial Field
Ozog, attorney for the group opposed to the lights, believes Memorial Field was built without the proper zoning permission, which he says allows certain neighbors to file a lawsuit. “I'm not suggesting that we are threatening to file a lawsuit,” said
Updated: 09/30/2011 07:09A
Kansas Town Relents on Church 'Driveway Tax'
As part of a settlement of an Alliance Defense Fund lawsuit, the city of Mission voted Wednesday to exempt from its “driveway tax” churches and other entities who are exempt from property taxes under state law. ADF attorneys filed suit against the city
Updated: 09/30/2011 07:07A
PitCo looking to Gunnison on oil and gas regs
The Pitkin County commissioners backed off on a resolution to strengthen their existing oil and gas regulations last year, after gas company SG Interests and others raised the specter of a lawsuit. The Gunnison County board is currently in a legal
Updated: 09/30/2011 07:07A
Lawsuit against OxyContin maker sent back to Kentucky
A lawsuit against the maker of OxyContin has been sent back to Kentucky by a New York court. The Lexington Herald-Leader reports that the suit, brought by Kentucky and Pike County against Purdue Pharma , alleges that misleading marketing claims about
Updated: 09/30/2011 07:01A
Bugs, other problems at complex prompt suit
STOCKTON - Current and former apartment tenants upset about bedbugs and other living conditions in their homes filed a lawsuit Thursday, contending the infestation and other substandard living conditions persist at a 128-unit
Updated: 09/30/2011 06:58A
Record-Breaking BitTorrent Lawsuit Decimated
Voltage Pictures, the makers of The Hurt Locker, have voluntarily dismissed around 90% of the defendants from their record-breaking lawsuit against alleged file-sharers. More than 2300 Does remain in the suit and are currently unidentified,
Updated: 09/30/2011 06:53A
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