A federal judge has thrown out a challenge to limited entry for Alaska halibut charter boats. Here's the ruling.
And here's what we posted last year when the lawsuit was filed.
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2 comments:
Does this ruling apply to the entire challenge, or only to the parties' motions for summary judgment?
My understanding is this ruling disposes of the entire case.
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