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The Eastern District of Oklahoma ruled after an Order to Show Cause hearing that Tiger King LLC, an exotic animals park featured in the Netflix series
Tiger King was not compliant with the courts order, and ruled that it and related defendants would be fined $1,000 each day until they are able to come into compliance with the court orders.
The court ruled in its order, which was given on January 15, 2021, the defendants including Tiger King, its owners Jeffrey Lowe and Lauren Lowe, and Greater Wynnewood Exotic Animal Park LLC, were required to take steps to come into compliance with the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Among other things, the defendants were required to hire a vet, not show animals without a license, and submit records of animal births and deaths.
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Published May 11, 2021, 3:57 PM
The Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) has issued a show-cause order to a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) office for sitting on over 600 drug applications filed since 2014 despite completeness of submission of various pharmaceutical companies.
ARTA Investigation Enforcement and Litigation Director Jedrek Ng on Tuesday, May 11, ordered FDA Center for Drug Regulation and Research (CDRR) Director IV Jesusa Cirunay to “explain why no administrative or criminal case should be filed” against her.
ARTA’s action stemmed from the 23 affidavits of several pharmaceutical companies detailing the alleged delays committed by FDA-CDRR on their applications filed as far back as 2014 or so.
During his Court appearance on May 4, 2021, for a Rule to Show Cause as to why he was not at a previous Hearing, John Norton attempted to file for an Emergency Hearing on an Emergency Motion For Discovery.
The Judge admonished him during the hearing appearing and in clear language instructed him to appear at the next scheduled Hearing on the Rule to Show Cause as to why he should not be held in Contempt of Court. He was reminded that she was instructing him of this in open court, and that any excuse he didn t receive notice in the mail, etc., would not hold water.
Corruption Allegations: J&K BJP serves disciplinary proceedings notice to Ex MLC
JAMMU: The Disciplinary Committee of Jammu and Kashmir Bhartiya Janata Party on Monday served notice to former MLC and senior leader Choudhary Bikram Randhawa for levelling allegation of corruption against Union MoS and his staff.
In a notice served by the committee headed by its Chairman Sunil Sethi said that this notice of Show Cause initiates disciplinary proceedings against you in line with directions of Jammu Kashmir Bhartiya Janata Party President w.r.t. addressing a press conference and a series of media interactions today by you while levelling unfounded allegations against a senior leader of Party holding responsible position in Union Council of ministers.