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Covering the federal judiciary and 5th Circuit for @BLaw | Before: @Reuters @TheNLJ @TheHill | she/her | jthomsen@bloombergindustry.com

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Courts Offer Way for DOJ, Red States to Score Quick Policy Wins

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By Jacqueline Thomsen
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Republican attorneys general and the Trump Justice Department are teaming up in court to quickly block laws that cut against their agenda. The second Trump administration and red states have repeatedly been on the same side of federal litigation, with some judges signing off on their settlements. That’s left outside advocacy groups to try and defend the challenged actions, instead of the government lawyers who routinely shoulder that responsibility.
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ACLU Asks Supreme Court to Block Texas Ten Commandments Law (1)

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By Jordan Fischer Verified, Jacqueline Thomsen
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
A group of Texas families who oppose the mandatory display of Ten Commandments in public schools asked the US Supreme Court to block a state law requiring their display in public school classrooms. Attorneys from the ACLU and other firms representing the families filed the petition Monday asking the court to reverse an April decision by the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit upholding a Texas law requiring the conspicuous display of the commandments in public schools.
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ACLU Asks Supreme Court to Block Ten Commandments Classroom Law

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By Jordan Fischer Verified, Jacqueline Thomsen
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
A group of Texas families who oppose the mandatory display of Ten Commandments in public schools asked the US Supreme Court to block a state law requiring their display in public school classrooms.. Attorneys from the ACLU and other firms representing the families filed the petition Monday asking the court to reverse an April decision by the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit upholding a Texas law requiring the conspicuous display of the commandments in public schools.
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