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Atlanta’s ‘Urban Cowboy’ returns to federal court in battle over seized horses
The 11th Circuit’s revival of a yearslong legal battle between Atlanta’s “Urban Cowboy” and officials who seized his horses could set a new precedent for how federal courts look at the Fifth Amendment.
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The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has revived a years‑long lawsuit filed by Atlanta’s “Urban Cowboy” against officials who seized his horses, a case that may establish a new precedent for how federal courts interpret the Fifth Amendment.
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