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- CA District Court held that SSA must make communications to blind and visually-impaired beneficiaries accessible....
- N.D.Cal.: District Court Enjoins Cut of Medicaid Services to Disabled and Elderly
- A district court stopped the state from cutting IHSS to thousands of the disabled and elderly....
- CA9: Injunction Preventing Public Disclosure of Anti-Civil Rights Referendum Petitions Reversed
- The Ninth Circuit reversed an injunction shielding the identities of those who signed petitions to halt a new state domestic partnership law. ...
- CAD.C.: Private Contractor Liability Under State Law Preempted Wherever There are “Combat Activities”
- A sharply divided Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit held that state tort law claims against U.S. private contractors were preempted....
- CA6: En Banc Rehearing Evenly Splits on Whether NCLB is Binding Absent Sufficient Federal Funds
- A deadlocked Sixth Circuit could not decide if the NCLB is entirely enforceable under the Spending Clause. ...
- CA9: Local Anti-Eviction Law for Subsidized Housing not Preempted by HUD Regulations
- The Ninth Circuit held that a local anti-eviction ordinance was not preempted by HUD regulations....
- N.D.Fla.: State Agency Cannot Prevent Federal Appeal of Medicaid Benefits Hearing Denial
- A District Court rejected the argument that federal court is not available when the state determines a Medicaid claimant is not entitled to a fair hearing. ...
- CA8: Qualified Immunity Denied for Prison Guard who Shackled Woman During Childbirth
- Closely divided Eighth Circuit found shackling woman plaintiff while she was giving birth unconstitutional. ...
- C.D.Cal.: Police Raids on African-American Barbershops were Plausibly Unconstitutional
- Barbershop employees and customers alleged they were the victims of unconstitutional police raids. ...
- M.D.Tenn.: State’s Attempt to Vacate EPSDT Consent Decree Denied
- Tennessee sought to vacate a consent decree mandating EPSDT services. ...
