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Members of the public are normally barred from private family court hearings - but reporters have been allowed to attend since 2009, with judicial heads relaxing the rules earlier this year.

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A federal judge temporarily barred troops from deploying to Portland, however.

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In September, the Supreme Court temporarily lifted a lower-court order that had barred immigration agents in Los Angeles from “roving” patrols.

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Supporters of "the former regime or terrorist organisations" were barred from membership, as were advocates of "secession, division or seeking foreign intervention".

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Proposition 22 had language that explicitly barred drivers from collectively bargaining over their compensation, benefits and working conditions.

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