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Three timber companies that sought to log an Oregon forest can be permanently barred from doing so under the Endangered Species Act, a federal appeals court affirmed Wednesday. Logging in the forest would harm marbled murrelets, a small seabird listed as threatened under the ESA, by impairing their ability to breed, the US District Court for the District of Oregon had previously ruled.
An appeals court ruling has delivered a body blow to Seattle’s “heckler’s veto” practices, in which police officers ordered a man, on public property, to quit speaking or leave because others objected to what he was saying. A panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered the case involving Matthew Meinecke returned to the lower courts for an injunction against that leftist ideology.
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