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      "id": 100903,
      "date": "2003-11-20",
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      "title": "Federal Grazing Regulations: Public Lands Council v. Babbitt",
      "summary": "New regulations on livestock grazing on lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management\nbecame\neffective August 21, 1995. Many aspects of the new regulations were challenged in  Public\nLands\nCouncil v. Babbitt , 529 U.S.  728 (2000). A federal district court upheld many of the\nregulations, but\nstruck down four of them and enjoined their implementation. At the appellate level, only the new\nregulation allowing \"conservation use\" of a grazing allotment to the exclusion of livestock grazing\nfor the full term of a permit was held invalid. In a unanimous opinion, the Supreme Court on May\n15, 2000, upheld the remaining regulations. This report will not be updated.",
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