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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A federal judge has ordered an Oregon newspaper not to publish documents that it obtained regarding a sex discrimination lawsuit against sports behemoth Nike. When the news outlet declined, the attorney filed a court motion requesting they be returned. U.S. Magistrate Judge Jolie Russo approved the motion on Friday and ordered the news outlet to return the documents. Russo said the documents fall under the case’s protective order, which withholds some content from public view. The news outlet said it was working on a separate article based on independent reporting when it received the documents.
Persons: Judge Jolie Russo, ” Russo, Russo, OregonLive, , , Content Therese Bottomly Organizations: , behemoth Nike, Oregonian, U.S, Content, Nike, Associated Press Locations: PORTLAND, Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A jury on Friday convicted a Portland, Oregon, man of murder in the shooting deaths of three of his neighbors. Brett Pruett, 61, was found guilty of first-degree murder, unlawful use of a weapon, burglary and assault, the Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office said in a news release. Police found three people dead at a residence in northeast Portland on July 17, 2020. Pruett lived in a house next to the home where Cobb, Hughes and Murphy lived, Senior Deputy District Attorney Nathan Vasquez told the Multnomah County jury. He shot Hughes, Cobb and Murphy after days without sleep during a methamphetamine binge, Vasquez told the jury.
Persons: , Brett Pruett, Pruett, Tashia Cobb, Elmer Hughes, Lawrence Murphy, Cobb, Hughes, Murphy, Nathan Vasquez, Betty Boyles, Boyles, Vasquez Organizations: Attorney’s, Police, Oregonian, Senior, Pruett Locations: PORTLAND, Portland , Oregon, Multnomah County, Portland
VANCOUVER, Wash. — The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of a former teacher in Vancouver, Washington, concluding that his wearing a hat supporting former President Donald Trump to school was protected speech under the First Amendment. Court documents show that science teacher Eric Dodge brought the “Make America Great Again” baseball cap with him to an Evergreen Public Schools building twice before the 2019-2020 school year. Wy’east Middle School Principal Caroline Garret allegedly told him to use better judgment. Dodge said he was “verbally attacked” by Garret and other school employees after bringing the hat again, and that retaliation amounted to a violation of his First Amendment rights. Michael McFarland, a lawyer representing the school district and Gomes, said his clients are happy with the ruling.
PORTLAND, Ore. — U.S. prosecutors have accused an Oregon man of abducting a Canadian child he met online, taking her across the border and into the U.S. his vehicle’s trunk and sexually abusing her. Madrano, 41, allegedly traveled to Canada to meet the girl in person twice before taking her into the United States. He took her to a hotel room in Canada, sexually abused her and made videos of the abuse, according to an affidavit in support of a criminal complaint. On July 2, FBI agents and Oregon City police found Madrano and the girl in the Oregon City hotel. Madrano was arrested and the girl was returned to her parents in Edmonton, Canada, according to prosecutors and court records.
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