Top court won't hear Equal Rights Amendment, Hochul holds her own: 'I stand firmly with the president'
And new guidance on how insurers can use artificial intelligence.
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The state’s highest court won’t hear a challenge to the Equal Rights Amendment, all but ensuring its place on the ballot in November.
Hochul is still holding her own after her lieutenant said Wednesday he wants Biden replaced as the party’s nominee.
New guidance for insurers focuses on how artificial intelligence could be discriminatory.
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⚖️ Top court won’t hear Equal Rights Amendment challenge
🧑⚖️ That means the amendment is expected to appear on the ballot for voters in November.
We’re starting today with some late-breaking legal news. My favorite.
A lawsuit targeting the proposed Equal Rights Amendment, as its supporters have called it, won’t be heard by the state’s top court.
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