AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUS Immigration & Courts: The US Supreme Court agreed to review Trump’s mandatory detention policy for immigrants pending deportation, adding to a broader fight over executive power and immigration enforcement. Federal Prosecutors: A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to reinstate a court-appointed Seattle US attorney, saying the president can’t unilaterally fire an inferior office filled by a district court. Criminal Justice (US): In Massachusetts, a judge rejected Lindsay Clancy’s bid for a not-guilty ruling, finding prosecutors presented enough evidence for a jury; in California, a woman charged in her son-in-law’s killing said she will plead not guilty and focus on alleged abuse. Civil Rights & Education: DOJ found UCLA law school illegally used race in admissions, while California signed a law banning child marriage for anyone under 18. State Courts & Access to Records: South Dakota’s Supreme Court held a father has no right to investigation records about his son’s death, and Maryland’s appellate court limited Baltimore’s inspector general from accessing attorney-client materials. Business & IP: A federal judge barred a rooftop business near Wrigley Field from selling tickets to watch Cubs games, backing the team’s IP claims. International: IMF will assess potential changes to Lebanon’s bank resolution law for consistency with international standards.
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