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Amanda Pampuro
Verified
Reporter, Courthouse News Service
Denver
Beats
Financial markets, real estate, politics, religion.
Content
By Amanda Pampuro| Courthouse News Service Verified DENVER (CN) — The 10th Circuit on Friday revived a lawsuit from two Coloradans who claim the state’s practice of converting unclaimed property into funds for the government violates their Fifth Amendment rights. "The moment a state takes private property for public use without just compensation, a property owner has an actionable claim under the takings clause,” wrote U.S. Circuit Judge Allison Eid in a 19-page opinion.
By Amanda Pampuro| Courthouse News Service Verified DENVER (CN) — Before a Denver jury on Thursday, a Gambian man who served a decade in the U.S. Navy recalled being tortured by Junglers following a failed coup against the West African nation’s former president in 2006. Following the discovery of a coup plot in 2006, the Gambia's then-president Yahya Jammeh ordered members of his special forces unit, the Junglers, to arrest and torture those who organized the attempted coup and challenged his rule.
By Amanda Pampuro| Courthouse News Service Verified DENVER (CN) — The 10th Circuit on Friday revived a lawsuit from two Coloradans who claim the state’s practice of converting unclaimed property into funds for the government violates their Fifth Amendment rights. "The moment a state takes private property for public use without just compensation, a property owner has an actionable claim under the takings clause,” wrote U.S. Circuit Judge Allison Eid in a 19-page opinion.
Company Info
Courthouse News Service
Courthouse News Service is an American news agency that specializes in civil litigation reporting. Founded in 1990 by Bill Girdner, who continues to serve as owner and editor, the company is based in Pasadena, California. It provides original news content from state and federal trial courts and appellate courts across the United States, employing reporters nationwide to ensure comprehensive coverage. The agency offers both free and paid services, with paid subscribers receiving alerts about new filings and rulings. Courthouse News also covers federal and state legislation and congressional activity. In addition to its digital journalism, the company produces a podcast called Sidebar. Its primary audience includes lawyers, law firms, nonprofits, government agencies, corporations, media outlets, and academic institutions, with over 2,200 subscribers as of 2020. Courthouse News Service has received recognition for its commitment to legal journalism, including the James Madison Award for First Amendment advocacy in 2023.
Pasadena, California, United States
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Founded: 1992