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A woman has sued Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd based on a charge of filing a false report she faced as a 12-year-old rape victim. The lawsuit alleges malicious prosecution and claims the sheriff's ...

Jennifer Hillman So the first thing that he could do is to use a statute called Section 122, which says that if the president ...

Would you like to intern for SCOTUSblog? Get the details here. Section 122, part of the Trade Act of 1974, empowers the president to impose “a temporary import surcharge,” not to exceed 15%, for up to ...