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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department has settled for $1.25 million a lawsuit from an aide to President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign who was the target of secret surveillance during the FBI’s Russia investigation. Carter Page asserted in a 2020 lawsuit that he was the victim of “unlawful spying” by an FBI agency

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Bailey v. Salazar was a summons request case filed under docket number 26-cv-04305. The current status is a summons request.

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Civil case currently marked active.

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Artola Cervantes v. Warden, Broward Transitional Center et al is a civil case with unknown court information. The case was filed under docket number 26-cv-60615. The current summary is not available.

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The Supreme Court has declined to hear a case involving a public school's handling of a student's gender transition. The parents of the student had sued the school district, alleging that it had violated their rights by encouraging their child's transition without their knowledge or consent. The lower court had ruled

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A federal judge in Massachusetts has temporarily halted the Trump administration's restriction of solar and wind projects on US federal land. The preliminary injunction, granted yesterday by district judge Denise Casper of the US District Court of Massachusetts, related to tightened permitting procedures for

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This case summary is not available as the case details are unknown. The title suggests that it may be a civil case involving Brookings Property LLC v. Shigley. without further information, it is impossible to confirm the case type or provide a summary.

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This case summary is not available as the case details are unknown. The title suggests that it may be a civil case involving Central Oregon Landwatch v. Deschutes County. without further information, it is impossible to confirm the case type or provide a summary.

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This case summary is not available as the case details are unknown. The title suggests that it may be a civil case involving a former federal judge's explanation of why Trump's executive order on voting by mail is a solution looking for a problem. without further information, it is impossible to confirm the case type

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This case summary is not available as the case details are unknown. The title suggests that it may be a civil case involving the Department of Human Services v. K-R-K. without further information, it is impossible to confirm the case type or provide a summary.

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This case summary is not available as the case details are unknown. The title suggests that it may be a civil case involving Johnson v. Peters. Without further information, it is impossible to confirm the case type or provide a summary.

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This case is not available for review due to unknown court and docket information. Without this information, it is impossible to provide a summary of the case.

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This case is not available for review due to unknown court and docket information. Without this information, it is impossible to provide a summary of the case.

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There is no current summary available for this case. Further information is needed to provide a summary of this case.

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The USCA mandate was issued in the case of USA v. ROSSER, with a filing date of 48. The case was originally filed in the district court as 25-cr-00291. The details of the case are currently unknown, but it appears to be a criminal matter.

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The court has issued an application for leave to appear pro hac vice in the case of Zimmerman et al v. Thirdlove Inc. The application is dated and includes a specific reference to the case number. The case is currently pending, and further information is needed to provide a detailed summary.

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The court has issued a memorandum in the case of Hanks v. FC Meyer Packaging, LLC et al. The memorandum is dated and includes a specific reference to the case number. The details of the case are currently unknown, and further information is needed to provide a detailed summary.

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The court has issued an order on a motion for early termination of probation in the case of USA v. Cordova. The order is dated and includes a specific reference to the motion number.

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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has sued to stop a deceptive healthcare scheme. The FTC enforces federal competition and consumer protection laws that prevent anticompetitive, deceptive, and unfair business practices. The FTC's action is aimed at protecting consumers from unfair and deceptive business practices in

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The Supreme Court has declined to hear a case involving a public school's handling of a student's gender transition. The parents of the student had sued the school district, alleging that it had violated their rights by encouraging their child's transition without their knowledge or consent. The lower court had ruled