US, ND Seek to Drop $28M Pipeline Protest Judgment
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Attorneys for North Dakota and the federal government seek to dismiss a $28 million judgment related to Dakota Access Pipeline protests, aiming for a settlement instead. The ruling, awarded to Morton County for policing costs during the Standing Rock demonstrations, has been challenged by protest organizers and tribal groups who argue the costs were inflated. Both sides hope to resolve the issue through negotiations, potentially closing a chapter on one of the biggest pipeline battles in recent history.
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