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Save The Redwoods/Boycott The Gap: Gap protesters test court decision at Eureka mall
Gap stores Saturday. Times-Standard Sunday, February 13, 2000 - www.times-standard.com Gap protesters test court decision at mall By Shaun Walker The Times-Standard EUREKA - About 40 activists went to Bayshore ... while dancing to the song in front of Bayshore Mall's main entrance and food court. Gap Inc. corporate communications official Allen Marks, interviewed by phone from San Francisco, said the ...
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Court Decision on Crested Butte
Crested Butte Groups review fallout of court decision on Crested Butte mine By JUDITH KOHLER Associated Press Writer DENVER—Saying the public's right to hold federal agencies accountable is ... helping represent Crested Butte, Gunnison County and the High Country Citizens Alliance. "Based on this decision, there's no accountability to the public on the issuance of (mining) patents," Parsons said. ...
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(9/22/97) Native Canadian Court Victory Raises Hope In U.S.
Grossman. But he believes that it is to early to call the court decision a lasting victory. "It may be a temporary victory that we are all happy about. ... mine," commented Kevin Thomas of the Voisey's Bay-Innu Rights Coalition. "Hopefully our recent court victory will spark the public debate needed about how corporations disregard the environment and indigenous ...
monitor.net

NCPA - Environment - Aftermath Of Court's Wetlands Ruling
Court's Wetlands Ruling Environment Aftermath Of Court's Wetlands Ruling A federal district court decision in 1997 has made it easier for landowners, developers and miners to manage wetlands without having to ... requiring a permit before draining wetlands was justified under the Clean Water Act. But the court ruled that the act forbids the filling of wetlands -- but says nothing about draining them. ...
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US Laws and Court Cases Involving Sacred Lands and International Sacred Site Protection Efforts
Indian Cemetery Protective Association, known as the ``GO Road'' case, was a landmark 1988 Supreme Court ruling that has hindered all subsequent efforts to protect sacred sites. It was AIRFA's ... . Read the abstract of the case or the full Supreme Court decision, including the late Justice William Brennan's dissent. National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) In the absence of statutory protections, ...
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PCL - PCL Statement on California Supreme Court Bay Delta Decision
The Planning and Conservation League, a leading statewide conservation advocacy coalition, today issued the following statement from Mindy McIntyre, Water Program Manager regarding the California Supreme Court decision validating the CALFED Environmental Impact Report (EIR). Environmental and farming groups challenged the 2000 CALFED EIR based on the failure of water agencies to examine reduced ...
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court docs
Here are links to documents detailing court rulings on Pennsylvania county fee issues.
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Save the Pine Bush Barred from Court
After oral argument held on November 3, Schenectady County Surrogate and Acting Supreme Court Justice Barry D. Kramer granted the dismissal motions, finding that none of the petitioners, including ... the Karner blue butterfly- any chance of obtaining a court review of harmful impacts of Town approvals at Wood Road. The decision leaves those actually injured with no remedy.” Jackson noted, ...
savethepinebush.org

Gray Wolf Archives: Oregon District Court Rules Against Gray Wolf Reclassification
A January 31, 2005, ruling from the U.S. District Court in Portland, Oregon, vacated and enjoined the Service's 2003 changes to the ESA listing ... gray wolf reclassification. In December 2005 the Justice Department made a decision not to appeal the Oregon and Vermont District Court rulings. In 2004, the Service proposed removing ESA protections ("delist") ...
fws.gov

Amy Ridenour's National Center Blog: Court Continues Welcome Trend of Reigning in Excessive Punitive Awards
In a 5-3 decision, however, the majority directed the lower court to reduce the punitive award from $2.5 billion to no more ... in limiting punitive awards. Justice Alito, a holder of Exxon stock, took no part in the decision. Excessive punitive awards are a scourge on the business community; reducing innovation, investment and economic growth ...
nationalcenter.org