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- 1Supreme Court allows third-country deportations to continue for now▼BREAKING: The Supreme Court lets the Trump administration continue deporting people to third countries for now while jus
The US Supreme Court has ruled that the Trump administration can continue deporting migrants to third countries while the justices consider the legal challenges to the policy. The decision is temporary, pending a fuller review of whether such removals comply with US law and due process requirements.
- 2SEC Moves to Open Private Markets to Retail Investors▼United States- SEC Moves to Open Private Markets to Retail Investors
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is moving to open private markets to retail investors, according to a report by the National Law Review. The development would broaden access for ordinary investors to opportunities previously limited largely to institutional players and accredited investors. Coverage is so far limited to the legal press, with details of the proposal and its timeline not yet widely reported.
- 3Colorado Jury Should Not Set Global Climate Policy, Critics Argue▼One Colorado Jury Should Not Regulate Global Climate Change
A commentary in the National Law Review argues that a single jury in Colorado should not effectively regulate global climate change through litigation against energy companies. The piece contends that climate policy of worldwide scope is being decided by local courtrooms, raising questions about the proper role of juries versus legislatures and international bodies in setting emissions rules.