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• Family of Washington man allegedly killed by illegal migrant trucker says no lawyers will take case - Washington family seeks accountability after illegal immigrant truck driver allegedly killed their brother, but face legal roadblocks in suing government.
• Deepfake porn crackdown passes in Senate to allow people to sue - The bill would allow victims to sue, tee up fines of up to $250,000, allow courts to order takedowns, deletions and injunctions against deepfakes and set up a 10 year statute of limitations.
• Idaho AG says Supreme Court transgender sports case defies 'common sense' - The Supreme Court is weighing whether states can ban biological males from competing in girls’ sports in a case that could set nationwide precedent.
• Minnesota lawsuit over Trump's ICE 'invasion' won't succeed: Legal expert - CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig said the state lawsuits brought against President Donald Trump's ICE crackdowns have no legal standing on "CNN News Central" Tuesday.
• BBC to seek dismissal of Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit over documentary editing his Jan 6 remarks - The British Broadcasting Corporation seeks to dismiss the $10 billion lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump over its 2024 "Panorama" documentary that distorted his Jan. 6 remarks.
• San Antonio ends its abortion travel fund after new state law, legal action - San Antonio shut down its abortion travel fund after Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's lawsuit and new state law banning public funding for out-of-state abortions.
• Mexico City lawmakers throw punches and yank hair in heated congress brawl over transparency institute - Mexico City lawmakers erupted into a violent brawl during congress session, with hair-pulling and punches thrown over transparency institute debate.
• Family of slain Chicago officer sues city, says department ignored warnings about dangerous partner - The family of Chicago police officer Krystal Rivera filed a wrongful death lawsuit after she was fatally shot by partner Carlos Baker on duty over the summer.
• Mississippi governor orders release of man who served more than 10 years of illegal 15-year sentence - Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves granted clemency to Marcus Taylor, who served more than 10 years of a sentence for a crime with a five-year maximum penalty.
• New Jersey's medically assisted suicide law only covers state residents, appeals court rules - An appeals court upheld New Jersey's residency requirement for physician-assisted suicide, ruling that terminally ill patients from other states are not afforded the option.