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June 01, 2026
A Washington federal judge sided with the Environmental Protection Agency on Monday in a multistate challenge of the U.S. government's cancellation of a Biden-era solar energy grant program, concluding she cannot resolve the dispute because it involves contractual questions that the Tucker Act delegates to the Court of Federal Claims.
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June 01, 2026
A Detroit property owner can't seek Sixth Circuit review of the Michigan attorney general's intervention in the property owner's constitutional challenge to the state's Fire Insurance Withholding Program, as a federal judge said Monday the intervention won't "materially alter" the suit.
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June 01, 2026
The city of Dearborn Heights defended its zoning ordinance banning short-term rentals in Michigan federal court on Monday, claiming a group of property management companies have no standing to challenge the prohibition because the city has full legal authority to regulate rental properties as it sees fit.
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June 01, 2026
Two Michigan state district judges accused of discriminating and retaliating against a former public defender told a federal court Monday that she still has not produced any discovery despite a court order compelling her to do so, arguing her conduct presents an obvious need for sanctions, including the dismissal of the case.
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June 01, 2026
A Romanian man convicted of running multimillion-dollar online schemes has, for now, upended a court order requiring him to pay $850,000 to his alleged victims, the Sixth Circuit ruled, saying in a published opinion that the trial court violated federal law by imposing the prosecution's requested restitution sum without explaining how it got to that number.
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