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Columnist @National Post. Mom of two. "Bubbie" to 5 fine granddaughters. My chromosomes are XX.
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COURT WATCH: Judge Denies Defense Request to Clarify ‘Vague’ Language in Order of Protection

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By Barbara Kay Verified
| Davis Vanguard
By Barbara Kay BROOKLYN, N.Y. — A public defender in Kings County Criminal Court challenged what he described as vague language in an order of protection against his client Wednesday, arguing that key identifying information was missing, but the court declined to change the order even after the judge agreed its wording was unusual.
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COURT WATCH: Taxi Driver Charged with Passenger’s Gun Possession, Denied Access to His Vehicle

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By Barbara Kay Verified
| Davis Vanguard
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — A public defender in Kings County Criminal Court asked a judge Tuesday to grant her client access to the vehicle he uses to earn a living as a taxi driver, arguing that a firearm police allegedly found inside belonged to one of his passengers. The request was unsuccessful, leaving the accused without access to the vehicle he relies on for work.
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump Executive Order, Citing Irreparable Harm to Voters

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By Barbara Kay Verified
| Davis Vanguard
BOSTON — A federal judge on Tuesday continued to block President Donald Trump’s 2026 executive order restricting mail-in voting, finding that provisions of the order unlawfully interfered with elections and risked causing irreparable harm and confusion for voters and voting rights organizations. The case, The League of Women Voters of Massachusetts v. Trump, was filed April 2 after Trump issued the March 31 order, which the plaintiffs argued was unconstitutional.
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