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Hialeah City Council Passes New Regulations for Street Vendors
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Hialeah Reworks its Limits on Street Vendors
January 9, 2013
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Hialeah City Council Passes New Regulations on Street Vendors
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Hialeah Street Vendor Advocates Upset About Proposed Rules
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College Park Couple Says Front Yard Vegetable Garden is Under Fire Again
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Street Vendors Allowed to Stay in Business a Little Longer
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Metro Faces Allegations of Limiting Competitive Prices
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Court Gives a Victory to Atlanta Street Vendors by Striking Down Government-Granted Vending Monopoly
On 12/21/12, Christmas came early for Atlanta vendors Larry Miller and Stanley Hambrick when Judge Shawn Ellen LaGrua of the Fulton County Superior Court struck down the city’s Public Vending Management Program. In 2011, the two longtime street vendors who operate outside of Turner Field filed suit to challenge Atlanta’s vending regulations that had already put numerous vendors out of business.
Learn more here: http://ij.org/atlanta-vending-release-12-21-12
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A Deadline Looms for Your Tax Preparer (1:59) As part of a sweeping new licensing scheme, the IRS won't let tax preparers continue to prepare your tax returns in 2013 unless they first get a special permission slip from the government by paying for and completing 15 hours of continuing education by t |
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Game of T̶h̶r̶o̶n̶e̶s̶ [Food Trucks]: Chicago's Mobile Vendors in an Epic Food Fight (3:59) Should the city of Chicago be in the business of protecting restaurants from food trucks? |
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POLICING FOR PROFIT: Feds try to take innocent elderly couples' Mom-and-Pop motel (2:47) Seeking to circumvent state law and cash in on the profits, the Tewksbury Police Department is working with the U.S. Department of Justice to take and sell the Caswells property because a tiny fraction of people who have stayed at the Motel Caswell... |
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If a Police Dog "Alerts," Should You Lose Your Cash, Car and Other Property? (2:42) IJ attorneys Darpana Sheth and Scott Bullock explain IJ's new amicus brief about civil forfeiture. Learn more at this link: http://www.ij.org/l-l-10-12-ij-amicus-brief-alerts-high-court-to-abuse-of-civil-forfeiture-using-drug-dogs |
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Gov't to makeup artists: Put down the blush, or we'll shut you down (2:51) In Nevada, teaching others how to apply makeup without a government-issued license can subject you to up to $2,000 in fines. |
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