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(Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Wednesday denied claims by three Phoenix residents that the Environmental Protection Agency wrongly determined Arizona sufficiently decreased ozone levels in its air in 2018.
An empty podium at EPA headquarters in Washington, D.C. REUTERS/Ting Shen
A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Phoenix ruled that the EPA complied with the Clean Air Act (CAA), contrary to claims by Sandra Bahr and two more Phoenix residents, when it excluded measurements of high concentrations of ozone in 2015 following a major wildfire before determining the state had achieved National Ambient Air Quality Standards for ozone and, as a result, suspended measures to force Arizona into compliance.
An Oregon lawyer will get to argue that lawyers shouldn’t be required to join the state bar, in light of a 2018 statement the bar made condemning white supremacy that he says violated his First Amendment right to free association.
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco. (Photo credit: Sanfranman59/Wikipedia)
(CN) Can the Oregon State Bar require lawyers to maintain membership, even though it runs political columns in its monthly Bulletin that they might not agree with? It’s a question that the Ninth Circuit on Friday ordered a federal judge to consider.
In its April 2018 edition, the Oregon State Bar ran two lengthy “statements” in its monthly Bulletin, condemning white nationalism and faulting then-President Donald Trump for promoting racism and the “normalization of violence.”