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    Property owners of Woodland Lakes subdivision in Sullivan do not believe the black bear shot near their community was killed in self-defense, according to KTVI. Surveillance cameras in the area ...

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  5. AG sues Sullivan County mobile home park for sewage ... - AOL

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    In her lawsuit, James alleges River Valley and its operators, George and Gayla Sue Levin, have violated numerous state laws meant to protect the health and safety of tenants.

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  7. Republican vetting process sets stage for lawsuits, leaves MO ...

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    In Vernon County, a lawsuit has been filed against the county clerk for allowing Republican candidates who have been denied by the central committee onto the ballot.

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    Facebook recently paid 1.4 million Illinois residents $397 in 2022 as part of a class action lawsuit for facial recognition breaches through its “Tag Suggestions” feature, per CNBC.

  9. Green v. Department of Justice - Wikipedia

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    In the order, Judge Sullivan dismissed the lawsuit's claims about the overly broad nature of the DMCA or the three-year rulemaking process, determining these were not burdensome, but did agree that the DMCA did interfere with the specific type of work that Green and Huang intended to do, both as valid First Amendment activities.