The rationale: The Board violated the California Environmental Quality Act, which requires Environmental Impact Reports before actions that affect the environment or objects of historical significance.
The word "pistol," it turns out, is borrowed indirectly from Czech.
Law review editors and lawyers, take note.
It's the CosAppeals, in Maryland.
So holds a Ninth Circuit panel (by a 2-1 vote), evaluating the California closure rules.
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“as an adequate explanation for remaining unvaccinated.... A prisoner who can show that he is unable to receive or benefit from a vaccine still may [seek compassionate release for health risk reasons], but, for the vast majority of prisoners, the availability of a vaccine makes it impossible to conclude that the risk of COVID-19 is an ‘extraordinary and compelling’ reason for immediate release."
Mackris was going to go on The View
One key difference: The Free Speech Clause is about governmental restrictions on speech; freedom of speech is about restrictions on speech more broadly.
A funny line from a commenter.
Jen Psaki's comments about the government "flagging problematic posts for Facebook" raises the issue; so does Donald Trump's lawsuit against social media platforms, based on government statements that allegedly coerced those platforms.
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The panel strikes down the federal statute that bans professional gun dealers from selling handguns to 18-to-20-year-olds.
The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board rejects the mark “Nigga” for clothing, because it’s so commonly used by others that it doesn’t serve to identify the applicant’s products (logic that equally applies to "Team Jesus," "Texas Love," and "God Bless the USA").