New York Daily News - Former Police Commissioner Thomas Donlon alleges corruption, misconduct in top ranks at NYPD - "Thomas Donlon, a former federal agent who served as police commissioner last fall, sued Mayor Adams and top current and former NYPD officials Wednesday, alleging they operated a “corrupt enterprise” that rewarded cronies and punished enemies at the expense of both the public and rank-and-file police officers, a copy of the suit shows." The complaint can be accessed at this link
Maine Morning Star - Another voter-backed Maine law regulating campaign finance halted, but the case is far from over - "A federal court ruled on Tuesday that the law Maine voters passed in 2024 to set limits on so-called super PACs is unconstitutional — the second time within a few days that challenges to Maine’s voter-backed campaign finance restrictions have prevailed." - The opinion can be accessed at this link
Denver Post - Denver judge orders CBZ Management to turn over records from its rental properties to Colorado attorney general - "A judge has ordered CBZ Management to turn over to state investigators records about how the company has run its various Colorado rental properties, including several notoriously dilapidated apartment buildings in Denver and Aurora."
New York Attorney General Press Release - Attorney General James Sues FEMA for Cutting Bipartisan Funding for Natural Disasters - New York Attorney General Letitia James today joined a coalition of 19 other states in suing the Trump administration over its deadly decision to illegally shut down the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) bipartisan Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program, which has supported critical infrastructure to protect communities from disasters before they happen. The complaint can be accessed at this link.
Newsweek - Green Card Holders Handed Big Legal Win Amid Trump Administration Crackdown - The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday that the Department of Justice (DOJ) cannot unilaterally revoke a green card, calling the government's approach "antithetical" to the separation of powers and a violation of Congress' authority in a case pertaining to a lawful permanent resident. The opinion can be accessed at this link
NorthJersey.com - NJ Supreme Court says hospitals must still provide charity care for the poor - "New Jersey hospitals must continue to provide free treatment to the poor under a ruling issued July 16 by the state Supreme Court striking down arguments that charity care is an unconstitutional "taking of private property without just compensation." The opinion can be accessed at this link.
Reuters - National realtors group defeats Utah brokerage’s antitrust lawsuit - "The National Association of Realtors has persuaded a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit by a Utah brokerage accusing the powerful industry group of controlling rules for home sales and purchases in the United States too tightly, causing consumers to pay higher prices." The opinion can be accessed at this link
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