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Chicago correspondent for @BLaw. Not really on here anymore. Contact me instead at mcrepeau@bloombergindustry.com
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Fifth Circuit Upholds Gun Ban for Domestic Violence Misdemeanor Original

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By Megan Crepeau Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The gun-possession conviction of a man with a domestic violence misdemeanor on his record doesn’t infringe his Second Amendment rights, a Fifth Circuit panel ruled. It was the appeals court’s first application of the US Supreme Court’s “history and tradition” test to a federal law barring gun ownership by people with domestic violence misdemeanors, according to Wednesday’s opinion, written by Judge Leslie Southwick.
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DOJ Urges Stay of Noncitizen Due-Process Orders Before Hearing

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By Megan Crepeau Verified, Jacqueline Thomsen
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Trump administration officials are asking the Fifth Circuit to issue a “precedential” pause on trial-court orders that released three men from immigration detention, a move that attorneys for the men blasted as an effort to preempt a decision from the full appeals court.
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DOJ Urges Stay of Noncitizen Due-Process Orders Before Hearing

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By Megan Crepeau Verified, Jacqueline Thomsen
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Trump administration officials are asking the Fifth Circuit to issue a “precedential” pause on trial-court orders that released three men from immigration detention, a move that attorneys for the men blasted as an effort to preempt a decision from the full appeals court.
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