AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAssisted Suicide Challenge: Illinois Catholic nuns and a pharmacist sued to block the state’s End-of-Life Options for Terminally Ill Patients Act, arguing it would force them to help terminal patients die, with the law set to take effect Sept. 12. E-Bike Regulation: Illinois passed a statewide framework for “low-speed” and “high-speed” e-bikes, including age limits, where riders can travel, and licensing/insurance/registration rules for faster models. International Law Clash: Iran condemned US attacks on Iranian-anchored oil tankers as violations of the UN Charter and said they amount to a war crime, while the US said it struck tankers near Kharg and in the Sea of Oman. US Election Court Fight: Missouri asked the US Supreme Court to allow a GOP congressional map for the November midterms, warning a state ruling would force a rollback to older districts unless voters approve a referendum. Civil Lawsuit Over Affair: A federal judge let a North Carolina “homewrecker” case against former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema proceed, rejecting her bid to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction. Criminal Procedure & Police Footage: Two defendants got bail after a court criticized police over missing CCTV footage. Judicial Appointments (India): India’s President appointed eight High Court judges as Chief Justices, including Ashwani Kumar Mishra as CJ of Punjab and Haryana. Property/Corruption Probe (Monaco): Monaco’s prosecutor brought senior adviser Thierry Lacoste before an investigating judge on alleged bribery, undue influence, and money laundering tied to a failed property project.
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