AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoElection Law: The Minnesota Supreme Court shut down Mike Lindell’s GOP governor recount bid, saying he missed the deadline to pay the $825,000 cost and failed to show any wrongful election conduct, upholding Lisa Demuth’s win. Climate Accountability: A new peer-reviewed study outlines a more direct way to link specific fossil-fuel emissions to specific extreme-weather events, a potential boost for lawsuits seeking damages from major polluters. Public Order & Policing: A UK judge warned against taking “law into your own hands,” while Birmingham police extended stop-and-search powers after a fatal stabbing, aiming to prevent unrest. Criminal Courts: In Idaho, authorities warned against flying drones near a wildfire after drone interference disrupted firefighting; in Canada, a Moose Jaw case involving child sexual abuse material was adjourned so a new Legal Aid lawyer could take over. Civil Liberties: A London NHS doctor denied Hamas-support social media charges at the Old Bailey. Tech & Law: Activision posted footage of serving a cease-and-desist to a Call of Duty cheat seller, underscoring how enforcement is moving online. Sports Eligibility Litigation: Kentucky’s Alex Afari Jr. heads back to court over fifth-year eligibility, with the NCAA arguing his brief pro football path raises new eligibility issues. International Detention: Jammu & Kashmir’s High Court quashed a Srinagar man’s preventive detention under the PSA for vague grounds lacking material facts.
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