Legal Ruling

This page collects the 55 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Legal Ruling”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Corruption, International Politics, and Local Government.

1. Fri, Sep 41 item
   1. Miami-Dade news roundup: Labor Day travel, lightning incident, fatal crash, self-defense ruling, and GTA VI collaborationThis report covers Labor Day travel expectations, a lightning strike involving a Miami-Dade police officer, a fatal traffic accident in Miramar, a 'Stand Your Ground' ruling in North Lauderdale, and lMiami-Dade County
2. Sat, Aug 291 item
   1. Ecuadorian court sentences former President Lenín Moreno to five years in prison for corruptionAn Ecuadorian court sentenced former President Lenín Moreno to five years in prison after finding him guilty of accepting bribes from the Chinese company Sinohydro. The charges relate to the constructMiami-Dade County2 reports
3. Fri, Aug 281 item
   1. Federal judge rules Pentagon's 'supply chain risk' designation of Anthropic illegalA federal judge ruled that the Pentagon acted illegally by labeling AI company Anthropic a national security risk in retaliation for the company's public criticism of government AI policies. The courtMiami-Dade County
4. Wed, Aug 261 item
   1. Judge rules three North Miami council members violated city charterA judge determined that three North Miami City Council members breached the city charter during the process of removing a former city manager. The court found no evidence that these actions violated FMiami-Dade County2 reports
5. Tue, Aug 251 item
   1. California Court of Appeals rules government agencies may take months or years to fulfill public records requestsA recent Court of Appeals decision establishes that government agencies are not strictly bound to rapid timelines for fulfilling public records requests, allowing for delays spanning months or years. San Diego County
6. Sat, Aug 81 item
   1. New Mexico judge orders Meta to implement new child safety measuresA New Mexico judge has issued a ruling requiring Meta to implement new safeguards for children using Facebook and Instagram. The court compared the psychological impact of social media on minors to inMiami-Dade County
7. Fri, Aug 71 item
   1. New Mexico court orders Meta to pay $567 million for youth mental health damagesA New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $567 million to address mental health harms caused by its platforms and mandated significant changes to how Instagram and Facebook operate for minors. The ruMiami-Dade County
8. Mon, Aug 31 item
   1. Judge clarifies NCAA eligibility ruling, excluding athletes who signed professional contractsU.S. District Judge Charlotte Sweeney clarified that her recent ruling granting a fifth year of eligibility to certain college athletes does not apply to players who signed professional contracts thisMiami-Dade County

1. 01Bryan Biedscheidperson2 mentions
2. 02Rocío Gonzálezperson2 mentions
3. 03Rasha Cameauperson2 mentions
4. 04Charlotte Sweeneyperson2 mentions
5. 05Jorge Glasperson2 mentions
6. 06New Mexicolocation2 mentions
7. 07North Miamilocation2 mentions
8. 08NCAAorganization2 mentions
9. 09David Reinerperson2 mentions
10. 10Irina Morenoperson2 mentions