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Petition of Dean: Procedural Error and Recusal Mandate

Based on the sources provided, the Supreme Court of New Hampshire's decision in Petition of Dean, 2025 N.H 44, issued on September 19, 2025, is a pivotal development in Penny S. Dean's case against the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department. The decision does not address the merits of the allegations against Ms. Dean but instead focuses on a crucial procedural error made during the adjudicatory process
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The court vacated the department's decision to revoke Ms. Dean's hunter education instructor certification and remanded the case for a new hearing

Utah teacher created a 'Second Amendment zone' with tape

A teacher in Utah wanted to expand the concept of "free speech zones" to restrict the Second Amendment on campus.

No Waze Out of Lawsuit

A New Jersey lawyer is suing the borough of Leonia after it decided to close a side street from rush hour traffic that was a frequent alternate route marked on Waze, the navigation app.

Attorney Jacqueline Rosa sued after the town barred non-residents from using its roads as a short-cut to the George Washington Bridge and set up fines of $200 for violations. Rosa claims she has had to sit in an extra twenty minutes of traffic since the restrictions were put in place and traffic was spilling over into surrounding neighborhoods.

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