motion

Louisiana v. Haaland - motion

Challenge to the U.S. Department of the Interior’s decision to hold Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Lease Sale 261.

Louisiana v. Haaland

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Louisiana v. Haaland - brief

order

Louisiana v. Haaland - order

letter

Louisiana v. Haaland - letter

opinion

Fifth Circuit Said Conservation Groups Could Not Appeal Preliminary Injunction Requiring BOEM to Proceed with Gulf of Mexico Lease Sale

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Louisiana v. Haaland - motion

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