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A SCOTUS Petition Argues That the Second Amendment Requires Carry-Permit Reciprocity

Meanwhile, the top court of Massachusetts considers whether the state can deny carry permits to applicants who are deemed "unsuitable."

Reason

Bondi out, Blanche in: what will a new justice department head mean for the Epstein investigation?

Bondi, reportedly ousted due to her botched handling of Epstein files, is still set to testify before Congress on 14 April

The Guardian - US

Vietnam Jails Former Officials Over Gold Bar Graft: State Media

A court in Vietnam sentenced on Tuesday 16 people at its only state-sanctioned producer of gold bars to lengthy prison terms in a corruption case involving millions of dollars and hundreds of kilograms of bullion, state media reported.

International Business Times

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Judges vs spies: Pakistan’s jurists accuse intel agency ISI of intimidation

Six judges write open letter accusing agency of intimidating and coercing them over ‘politically consequential’ cases.

Al Jazeera

Lack Of Legal Services In Immigrants' Native Languages Lead To Double Exclusion: Social Justice Collaborative

The language barrier exacerbates the already unjust and discriminatory immigration policies implemented by the U.S. government.

International Business Times

Key observations and takeaways from Packers 12th training camp practice

Key observations and takeaways from the Packers' training camp practice on Aug. 14.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Key observations and takeaways from Packers Family Night practice

All the key observations and takeaways from the Packers' Family Night practice on Saturday night.

USA Today Sports Media Group

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‘She cheated on me’ is no longer a defense for men charged with murder in Massachusetts: Supreme Judicial Court

“She cheated on me” is no longer a reasonable defense for husbands and boyfriends who are accused of murdering their wives and girlfriends in the Bay State, according to a recent ruling from the Supreme Judicial Court.

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