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Wednesday, April 23, 2025

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Tennessee auction law

CINCINNATI — The Sixth Circuit vacated a lower court’s injunction against Tennessee that kept it from enforcing an auctioneering law “that the state has never applied to them and whose meaning is for the Tennessee courts, not the federal courts, to decide.” The court remands the case and instructs the lower court to dismiss it for lack of jurisdiction.

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Read coverage of the arguments here.

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