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President Biden Signs Cybersecurity Executive Order
United States: President Biden Signs Cybersecurity Executive Order 19 May 2021 by Matthew R. Baker , Anne M. Carpenter , Cynthia J. Cole and Francesca Eick Baker Botts To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Issue in Brief: President Biden signed an executive order aimed at improving federal cybersecurity, with the order coming on the heels of multiple major and damaging cyber attacks.
SCOTUS Rules that Yakama Treaty Preempts Washington Tax | JD Supra
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Tax Developments Provide Opportunities for Economic Growth in Indian Country | JD Supra
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Putting California on a Water Budget | JD Supra
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"Culvert Case" Affirmed - Potential Implications for Northwest Regulators and Private Parties
On June 11, 2018, an equally divided United States Supreme Court affirmed per curiam the Ninth Circuit’s decision in United States v. Washington, known as the “Culvert Case.” The lower courts had found that numerous road culverts blocked salmon access to habitat to an extent that violated treaty rights and necessitated their removal. The Supreme Court affirmed by an equally divided Court the decision with no written opinion.
"Culvert Case" Affirmed | JD Supra
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Washington State Issues its First Winery General Permit | JD Supra
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New Mexico Files Counterclaims Against Texas and the United States in Latest Chapter of Interstate Water Compact Dispute | JD Supra
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Implementing California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act | JD Supra
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SCOTUS Ruling Gives Florida Chance to Prevail in Water War Against Georgia | JD Supra
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SCOTUS Wades into Water Wars
On January 8, the Supreme Court of the United States (“SCOTUS”) heard back-to-back oral arguments in two major water rights disputes between states: Texas v. New Mexico and Colorado, [1] and Florida v. Georgia. [2] While the merits of these cases differ significantly, the outcomes could have substantial consequences for water users in, and around, the affected states and potentially wide-ranging effects on future water rights disputes.
SCOTUS Rules United States May Pursue Its Interstate Water Compact Claims in Texas v. New Mexico and Colorado | JD Supra
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Washington State’s Legislature Provides Relief to Rural Communities | JD Supra
What exactly does the “Hirst fix legislation” fix? On January 19, 2018, after months of water rights and real estate uncertainty and legislative deadlock, Washington Governor Jay Inslee signed the “Hirst fix” into law. The Legislature passed the “fix” in response to a controversial 2016 Washington Supreme Court decision, commonly known as the “Hirst decision,” that limited how counties approved building permits using permit-exempt wells for a water source.
EPA Administrator Moves to End “Sue and Settle”
On October 16, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt announced a Directive to address “sue and settle” concerns with new procedures allowing public participation prior to settling lawsuits challenging EPA actions. For states, tribes, regulated industries, and other interested stakeholders affected by these lawsuits, these new measures could provide opportunities to influence outcomes and prevent settlements that damage their interests.
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