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Tilray Settles Lawsuit Relating To Bob Marley-Branded Cannabis Products Deal - Tilray Brands (NASDAQ:TLRY)

A federal judge resolved and dismissed a lawsuit against Canadian cannabis giant Tilray Brands. Inc (NASDAQ: TLRY) (TSX: TLRY) in relation to a Bob Marley-branded marijuana products deal. U.S.

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WA artist who faked Native American heritage sentenced in US District Court

SEATTLE — Lewis Anthony Rath, who pleaded guilty in March to falsely representing himself as Native American to sell his art, was sentenced Wednesday in U.S. District Court to 24

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Seattle Man Sentenced To Two Years Of Probation For Selling Fake Native American Art

Seattle Man Sentenced To Two Years Of Probation For Selling Fake Native American Art
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Seattle man sentenced to two years of probation for selling fake Native American art

Lewis Anthony Rath had pleaded guilty to selling fake San Carlos Apache art at Seattle retail stores

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Western Washington artist sentenced to two years of probation for selling fake Native American art

Lewis Rath sold totem poles, masks, and pendants at Seattle retail shops, including Pike Place, for over a year, says the U.S. Attorney's Office.

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