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Bates County nurse's earnings-tax fight benefits thousands of KC-area taxpayers

Kansas City, Missouri, picked a fight with a spry nurse from Amoret, Missouri, over $565 and lost. Now, thousands of taxpayers in the area stand to benefit, if they act fast enough. ....

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NYCLU claims 'secret memos' advise judges on tough decisions

NYCLU claims 'secret memos' advise judges on tough decisions
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New Jersey Courts Sometimes Free to Require Child Vaccination

Friday, July 2, 2021
Whether or not to vaccinate a child has been an issue for years that family law attorneys have addressed during divorce proceedings or in post-judgment cases (i.e., after a divorce). Clients often ask whether a Court has the authority to require a child to be vaccinated when one parent wants the child to be vaccinated and the other parent does not. This question has become even more relevant recently in light of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination being available to children ages 12 and older. A recent unpublished (i.e., non-precedential) Appellate Decision has shed some light on this issue. As is the case with most legal issues, the answer is “it depends.” ....

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