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May 10, 2018
Enviros' CRA Challenge Over Nixed Hunting Rule Gets Tossed
A federal judge on Wednesday threw out a lawsuit brought by an environmental group to challenge the constitutionality of the Congressional Review Act after it was used under the Trump administration to roll back a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rule prohibiting certain hunting and trapping practices on protected federal lands in Alaska.
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July 06, 2017
15 AGs Urge Court To Uphold Congressional Review Act
The Republican attorneys general of 15 states piled onto a suit that challenges the constitutionality of a regulation rollback law, the Congressional Review Act, on Wednesday, telling an Alaskan federal court the law is perfectly constitutional and urging it to toss the suit and "preserve this important procedural tool."
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June 28, 2017
Feds Want CRA Challenge Over Alaska Hunting Rules Tossed
The federal government wants an Alaska district judge to toss environmentalists' Congressional Review Act challenge over a ditched prohibition on certain Alaskan wildlife hunting practices including shooting wolves and bears from aircraft, alleging the group hasn't stated a legitimate claim.
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April 20, 2017
Enviros Lodge 1st CRA Challenge Over Nixed Wildlife Rule
An environmental group sued the federal government Thursday for pulling back protections for certain Alaskan wildlife in what the organization says is the first constitutional challenge of its kind to the Congressional Review Act.