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  • AFL appeals board live: Damning new Neale footage may sink last gasp hopes | Live: Lachie Neale a…

    AFL appeals board live: Damning new Neale footage may sink last gasp hopes | Live: Lachie Neale a…

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    AFL appeals board live: Damning new Neale footage may sink last gasp hopes

    If this hearing lasts multiple hours, like last night’s did, it will overlap with Brisbane and Fremantle’s naming of their selected sides for Saturday’s game.

    If the hearing is still ongoing at 6:20pm AEST when those teams drop, the Lions will name Lachie Neale in their team, despite being suspended by the MRO and upheld by the tribunal.

    They will not remove him from the side until after the appeals board’s verdict.

    We have seen this happen before with previous AFL and AFLW cases and it always makes for odd reading.

    Lachie Neale failed at the AFL tribunal. Fox Footy and Getty

    Live: Lachie Neale appeal to be heard ahead of GF team announcement

    Lachie Neale has another chance to overturn his ban in time for the grand final as he faces the AFL Appeal Board. (Getty Images: Morgan Hancock)

    It's crunch time for Brisbane's Lachie Neale as the dual Brownlow Medallist tries to overturn a ban at the AFL Appeal Board so he can play in the grand final against Fremantle.

    Neale lost on Tuesday with the AFL Tribunal upholding his ban for striking Hawthorn's Jack Ginnivan.  

    Now two days before the decider, Neale has his appeal, while we wait for Brisbane and Fremantle to announce their grand final teams later today.

    Follow all the proceedings and team news in the live blog.

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  • US appeals court appears skeptical of Pentagon bid to punish Mark Kelly | Kelly’s profile rises…

    US appeals court appears skeptical of Pentagon bid to punish Mark Kelly | Kelly’s profile rises…

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    US appeals court appears skeptical of Pentagon bid to punish Mark Kelly

    Case involves White House effort to censure the US senator over video urging service members to ‘refuse illegal orders’

    A US federal appeals court at a hearing on Thursday appeared skeptical that the Trump administration could legally punish Mark Kelly, a Democratic US senator, over public remarks he made urging service members to refuse unlawful orders.

    Members of a three-judge panel of the US court of appeals for the District of Columbia circuit criticized the government’s efforts to censure Kelly, a retired navy captain and Arizona Democrat, over more than an hour of questioning.

    “These are people who serve their country. Many of them put their lives on the line,” Florence Pan, a circuit judge, told a justice department lawyer. “You’re saying that they have to give up their retired status in order to say something that is a textbook example – taught at West Point and the Naval Academy – that you can disobey illegal orders?“

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    Court Leans to Mark Kelly Over Pentagon in Free-Speech Fight

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    A federal appeals court panel appeared likely to uphold a lower court order temporarily barring Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth from penalizing Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) over remarks telling service members they may disobey unlawful orders.

    Though Judge Karen Henderson, who was appointed to the court by President George H.W. Bush, appeared sympathetic to the government’s position during oral argument at the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit Thursday, Democratic-appointed judges Nina Pillard and Florence Pan seemed likely to side with Kelly.

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