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d efforts by Sidney Powell, "a former lawyer for the Trump campaign," to decertify Biden's win in those states. US District Judge Timothy Batten in Atlanta and US District Judge Linda Parker in Detroit "ruled that the plaintiffs lacked the legal standing to bring the lawsuits and that the cases were fil

st Month. • Staffing Shortages Especially Afflicting Rural Hospitals. • Florida State Police Raid Home Of Data Scientist Behind COVID Dashboard. • South Dakota's Noem Lauds Her Response To Coronavirus. • Liability Protections, State And Local Aid Stall COVID Relief Negotiations. • Lawmakers To Vote On Short-

ed efforts by Sidney Powell, "a former lawyer for the Trump campaign," to decertify Biden's win in those states. US District Judge Timothy Batten in Atlanta and US District Judge Linda Parker in Detroit "ruled that the plaintiffs lacked the legal standing to bring the lawsuits and that the cases were fi

st Month. • Staffing Shortages Especially Afflicting Rural Hospitals. • Florida State Police Raid Home Of Data Scientist Behind COVID Dashboard. • South Dakota's Noem Lauds Her Response To Coronavirus. • Liability Protections, State And Local Aid Stall COVID Relief Negotiations. • Lawmakers To Vote On Short-

d efforts by Sidney Powell, "a former lawyer for the Trump campaign," to decertify Biden's win in those states. US District Judge Timothy Batten in Atlanta and US District Judge Linda Parker in Detroit "ruled that the plaintiffs lacked the legal standing to bring the lawsuits and that the cases were fil

st Month. • Staffing Shortages Especially Afflicting Rural Hospitals. • Florida State Police Raid Home Of Data Scientist Behind COVID Dashboard. • South Dakota's Noem Lauds Her Response To Coronavirus. • Liability Protections, State And Local Aid Stall COVID Relief Negotiations. • Lawmakers To Vote On Short-

Reporting: Atlanta Family in Mistaken FBI Raid Gets Case Before U.S. Supreme Court The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (01/30, Manins) reported that an Atlanta family who say they were traumatized by armed FBI agents in an accidental predawn raid on their house have persuaded the U.S. Supreme Court to consi

fe in prison on each of the first-degree rape charges and received a 15-year suspended sentence on the sexual contact charge. The article noted that South Dakota's Division of Criminal Investigation (DC), FBI, and Watertown Police Department investigated the case. The Watertown Current (01/30, Staff Writers) an

e allegedly used the stolen funds to buy luxury items including a $4,350 Louis Vuitton bag and a $15,617 rose gold golf cart. The scheme extended to Atlanta, where an audiovisual company and a co-conspirator submitted $2 million in fraudulent invoices for services never rendered to the Foundation. Her a

r Patel last week to talk about the partnerships between state and federal law enforcement. "My meeting with Director Patel focused on strengthening South Dakota's federal and state partnerships throughout the state, including Indian Country," said Attorney General Jackley. Jackley noted that the Attorney Gener

Reporting: Atlanta Family in Mistaken FBI Raid Gets Case Before U.S. Supreme Court The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (01/30, Manins) reported that an Atlanta family who say they were traumatized by armed FBI agents in an accidental predawn raid on their house have persuaded the U.S. Supreme Court to cons

fe in prison on each of the first-degree rape charges and received a 15-year suspended sentence on the sexual contact charge. The article noted that South Dakota's Division of Criminal Investigation (DC), FBI, and Watertown Police Department investigated the case. The Watertown Current (01/30, Staff Writers) an