King County judge: School spending lawsuit should go to trial (The Columbian) SEATTLE (AP) -- A King County Superior Court judge on Friday declined to rule on the merits of a lawsuit calling for an overhaul of the way the state pays for education, sending the matter toward a trial next June. [News Source]

Mush Inn lawsuit dismissed (KTVA Anchorage) Thank you for your cooperation. That's what leaders of the city are saying to a downtown motel, one who had a track record of crimes last year, and who has seemed to clean up their act this year. The city has dismissed the lawsuit they filed back in March. [News Source]

Bengals stadium lawsuit rejected (The Columbus Dispatch) An antitrust lawsuit claiming officials and taxpayers were pushed into financing a new stadium to keep the Bengals in Cincinnati was filed after time had run out, a federal appeals court ruled yesterday in Cincinnati. [News Source]

Lawsuit Filed To Stop Pa. Gun Sale Freeze (CBS 3 Philadelphia) More than two dozen gun dealers and a state lawmaker filed a lawsuit Friday seeking to block a planned four-day freeze on gun sales to allow an upgrade of the state's computerized background check system. [News Source]

Tulare Local HealthCare District prepares response to lawsuit (Visalia Times-Delta)

Attorneys for the Tulare Local HealthCare District within two weeks will file a response to a lawsuit by a group of residents who want trustees elected by neighborhood.

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Attorneys Battle Over Sealing Documents in Sexual Harassment Lawsuit (WJTV Jackson)

Lawyers for Jackson Public Schools are fighting to keep documents sealed in an upcoming lawsuit.

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Taylor seeks details in lawsuit (San Gabriel Valley Tribune) ROSEMEAD - A councilman continues to seek information in a sexual harassment lawsuit against the city as the case heads to trial. Rosemead finance worker Valerie Mazone claims in a lawsuit filed in April that Councilman John Nunez sexually harassed her. [News Source]

City lawsuit against Mush Inn Motel is dismissed (Anchorage Daily News) Anchorage's lawsuit seeking to declare the Mush Inn Motel a public nuisance has been dismissed. The city and motel owners jointly petitioned the court this week to dismiss the lawsuit after the owners improved security. [News Source]

Double Dipping Lawsuit Filed (WSFA 12 Montgomery) Members of the the Alabama Education Association filed a lawsuit in circuit court challenging the double dipping policies adopted Thursday by the State School Board. [News Source]

King County judge: School spending lawsuit should go to trial (KXLY-TV Spokane)

SEATTLE — A King County Superior Court judge on Friday declined to rule on the merits of a lawsuit calling for an overhaul of the way the state pays for education, sending the matter toward a trial next June.

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