AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUS Election Law: A second federal judge blocked Trump’s mail-ballot plan, warning it could disenfranchise voters by increasing the risk that absentee ballots won’t be counted. Immigration Enforcement: New York and city leaders sued to stop the Trump “public charge” rule expansion, arguing it will deter lawful immigrants from using food and healthcare benefits. Firearms & Constitutional Law: Gun-rights groups asked the US Supreme Court to decide whether concealed-carry permits must be honored across state lines. Terror Victims vs. Prison Policy (Spain): Vox urged prosecutors to appeal a decision granting ETA leader Henri Parot a third-degree prison status, saying it undermines victims’ rights. ECHR Appointment (Spain): Spain said the Council of Europe backed its process for selecting a permanent ECHR judge, moving to interviews of three candidates. Corporate/Consumer Fraud: Arizona sued L’Oréal USA over claims it downplayed cancer risks tied to chemical hair relaxers. Antitrust/Payments: Merchants asked a federal judge to reject a Visa/Mastercard settlement, saying it grants broad immunity while offering limited relief. Legal System & Access: A Washington county court and prosecutor’s office are relocating during courthouse renovations, affecting public access and operations. Courts & Criminal Cases: A judge dismissed murder counts in a case tied to an extradition refusal by Montenegro, leaving conspiracy charges.
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