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Rosemary Dear Rosemary, There are actually quite a few federal laws in your corner, Rosemary. In fact, it's so important that prospective and current cardholders are knowledgeable about their legal rights that I'm happy you asked. Here are the top five...
Tags: fair credit, federal law, New York, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Credit, Credit history, Fair Credit Billing Act, Truth in Lending Act, Credit card, Credit bureau, United States federal banking legislation
The organic dairy industry has fallen on rough financial times in the past year. Small farmers have been especially hard hit, as the recession prompts price-conscious consumers to buy cheaper alternatives. Yet despite the severe downturn, two giants of...
Tags: organics milk, Cornucopia Institute, Aurora Organic Dairy, soy milk, Mark Kastel, Clover-Stornetta, Bob Camozzi, federal law, Dean Foods, USDA, Petaluma, Silk, Horizon Organic, Milk, Soy products, Dairy farming, Organic food, Organic farming
The Washington Redskins (3-6) are struggling this season, but they got a break Monday after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal from Native Americans calling the pro club's trademark "disparaging." At issue was whether plaintiffs were decades too...
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The City of Gilroy has presented a Cease and Desist Order to the owners, operators and property owners of Medileaf, an illegal medical marijuana facility, at 1321-B First St. Gilroy. The order states the facility, which opened without the city's approval...
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The Obama administration asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to let stand a federal law barring some depictions of animal cruelty, such as dogfighting videos, by declaring that such images are not protected by the First Amendment. But a broad spectrum...
Tags: animal cruelty, US Supreme Court, federal law, dog fight, court justices, cruelty video, Congress, human sacrifice, court weighs, free speech
Delaware's plans to offer single-game wagering violated federal law. Single-game sports wagering in Delaware was expected to start next week. Brandywine Bookmaking of Las Vegas, which operates the Lucky's Race and Sports Books brand, was approved by Delaware...
Tags: Delaware Psychiatric Center, sports betting, Jack Markell, federal law, betting plans, violate federal, sports wagering, sports books, appeals court, offer single
Through the federal government, control over general welfare, commerce, equal protection, gives it “the authority to make the law… For instance, the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) applies to private institutions, but not to state...
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In reaction to The Dispatch's ongoing series, Secrecy 101, Gammill said his staff now is deciding what information about athletes should and should not be protected by the federal law created to keep students' academic records from public scrutiny...No...
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The Supreme Court will consider reviving a federal law banning the sale of images of animal cruelty. A federal appeals court said the law illegally restricts this form of free speech. The justices said Monday that they will look at the decision by the...
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The nation's largest group of emergency doctors this afternoon is condemning a University of Chicago Medical Center initiative to divert patients from its emergency room saying it was "dangerously close" to violating federal laws.
Tags: chicago medical, medical center, violating federal, U. of C., emergency room, federal law, dangerously close