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Cavalry Group Amicus Brief: Minnesota Deer Farmers Association v. Strommen (U.S. Supreme Court No. 25-533)

Read the filed U.S. Supreme Court amicus brief by The Cavalry Group, counsel Alexander Penalta, in Minnesota Deer Farmers Association v. Strommen, No. 25-533.

U.S. Supreme Court Amicus Brief: The Cavalry Group

Case: Minnesota Deer Farmers Association, et al. v. Sarah Strommen, et al., No. 25-533

Court: Supreme Court of the United States

Filing: Brief of Amicus Curiae The Cavalry Group in Support of Petitioners (November 26, 2025)

Counsel of Record: Alexander Penalta, Esq., Penalta & Associates, P.A.

This is the amicus curiae brief filed on behalf of The Cavalry Group, LLC, in support of Minnesota deer farmers seeking Supreme Court review of an Eighth Circuit decision affecting farming, ranching, and animal-enterprise property rights nationwide. Floridians who own, breed, or work with animals face the same pattern of regulatory overreach and activist-driven enforcement that this brief addresses.

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Related resources: Read about the firm’s animal-enterprise law practice. For independent primary-source context, see the U.S. Supreme Court docket No. 25-533. The external resource is offered for research and does not independently verify this particular filing or establish a case outcome.

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Alexander Penalta
Bringing over 30 years of experience in civil, criminal, and administrative litigation. His practice focuses on complex legal disputes, business litigation, regulatory compliance, licensing matters, and trial advocacy. His background includes service as a Florida administrative hearings officer and university-level educator.

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