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State Court
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Supreme Court of New Hampshire

NH Supreme Court Reverses $5,000 Fine Against Tower Hill Tavern

The New Hampshire Supreme Court reversed a $5,000 fine and license revocation imposed by the state Liquor Commission against Tower Hill Tavern, LLC. The court held there was insufficient evidence that the Laconia bar overserved an intoxicated patron in June 2023.

•New Hampshire Supreme Court reversed $5,000 fine and license revocation against Tower Hill Tavern for alleged overservice
•Court held insufficient evidence that establishment served patron who was visibly intoxicated under state law
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Regulatory
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FTC Abandons Defense of Non-Compete Ban Rule After Court Challenge

The Federal Trade Commission voted 3-1 to dismiss its appeals and accept the court-ordered vacatur of its Non-Compete Clause Rule, effectively abandoning its effort to ban most non-compete agreements nationwide. The decision marks a significant reversal from the Biden-era FTC's aggressive antitrust stance.

•FTC voted 3-1 to dismiss appeals of court rulings blocking the Non-Compete Clause Rule
•Current Chairman Ferguson and Commissioner Holyoak originally dissented on the rule, citing lack of statutory authority
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State Court
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Supreme Court of New Jersey

NJ Supreme Court Rules on Ex Post Facto Challenge to Parole Review

The New Jersey Supreme Court decided a constitutional challenge regarding the State Parole Board's authority to consider all available information about inmates during parole hearings. Fred Krug, incarcerated since 1973, argued that applying a 1997 amendment expanding review powers violated ex post facto protections.

•Court examined whether 1997 Parole Act amendment violated ex post facto protections when applied to pre-1997 crimes
•Fred Krug, incarcerated since 1973, challenged Board's consideration of all records rather than just new information
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State Court
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Wisconsin Supreme Court

Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds Probation Due Process Rights in Hayes Case

The Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed a court of appeals decision that upheld due process protections for probationers facing revocation proceedings. The court ruled that hearsay evidence cannot be used to revoke probation without establishing good cause to overcome the defendant's right to confront adverse witnesses.

•Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed due process protections for probationers facing revocation proceedings
•Administrator Brian Hayes properly declined to revoke probation when good cause was not established for using hearsay evidence
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State Court
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Supreme Court of Missouri

Missouri Supreme Court Affirms Denial of Medical Marijuana License

The Missouri Supreme Court affirmed the denial of a medical marijuana cultivation license to MO CANN Do, Inc., ruling that the company's application failed to meet minimum licensing requirements. The company's application included a certificate of incorporation instead of the required certificate of good standing.

•Missouri Supreme Court affirmed denial of medical marijuana cultivation license to MO CANN Do, Inc.
•Company failed to provide required certificate of good standing, submitting certificate of incorporation instead
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State Court
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Supreme Court of Missouri

Missouri Supreme Court Orders Dismissal of Property Tax Assessment Lawsuit

The Missouri Supreme Court issued a mandamus order requiring a circuit court to dismiss property tax assessment claims filed by Jackson County property owners. The state's highest court ruled that the taxpayers failed to exhaust all available administrative remedies before filing their lawsuit.

•Missouri Supreme Court made permanent its preliminary writ of mandamus ordering dismissal of property tax lawsuit
•Property owners failed to exhaust administrative remedies before filing suit against Jackson County
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