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Ninth Circuit· 2/13/2024

Peace Ranch, LLC v. Rob Bonta

Citations

  • 93 F.4th 482

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  • recognizing that the Ninth Circuit has toggled on which test applies and adopting the Supreme Court’s framework in Driehaus
  • holding that enforcement threat is credible where “Attorney General . . . admits that the law targets [plaintiff]”
  • explaining that whether a credible threat of enforcement exists “often rises or falls with the enforcing authority’s willingness to disavow enforcement”
  • explaining that whether a credible threat of enforcement exists “often rises or falls with the enforcing authority’s willingness to disavow enforcement”
  • noting that pre-enforcement challenges always seem to have “unusual” facts or procedural circumstances
  • noting whether plaintiffs show substantial threat of enforcement often rises or falls with enforcing authority’s willingness to disavow enforcement

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