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BumRushDaShow

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6. No problem!

Reply to reACTIONary (Reply #5)

Mon Nov 17, 2025, 03:59 PM

Yesterday

AP rarely puts any links to court filings/rulings (and they didn't in this case), so I go digging elsewhere. This is why you see me use "Law & Crime" a lot because despite their somewhat wacky long headlines, they are still a "legal-focused" site and will include links to the court filings about 90+% of the time.

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