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Administration asks court to reconsider 'don't ask, don't tell' order
CNN International
Washington (CNN) -- The Obama administration Thursday evening asked a federal appeals court in California to reconsider its order last week temporarily blocking the US military from enforcing its "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gays and lesbians ...
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Plastic bag bans upheld by California Supreme Court
Los Angeles Times
The California Supreme Court said a full-scale environmental review may not always be needed to prohibit stores from giving plastic bags to their customers. (Los Angeles Times) By Maura Dolan, Los Angeles Times The California Supreme Court upheld the ...
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Los Angeles Times
Deutsche Bank-Dexia, News Corp., Total, Kirkland & Ellis in Court News
Bloomberg
Deutsche Bank AG, 651918/2011, New York State Supreme Court, New York County (Manhattan). London police arrested a former News of the World editor as part of the investigation into phone hacking at the News Corp. (NWS) tabloid, a day after the company ...
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Kan. chief justice reports on court study
Forbes
Kansas Supreme Court Chief Justice Lawton Nuss said Thursday he's pleased with the suggestions gathered at the halfway point of a task force study of the state's court system, hoping to improve access to justice and reduce costs. ...
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Criminal charges involving US-Germany flight disruption now limited to federal ...
Washington Post
By AP, CLEVELAND — A college student accused of disrupting a flight from Chicago to Germany will face charges only in federal court in Cleveland. Municipal charges against 21-year-old Saleh Ali Alramakh of Akron were dismissed Wednesday, leaving only ...
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Appeals court: SWEPCO coal plant injunction valid
Forbes
By CHUCK BARTELS , 07.14.11, 07:08 PM EDT A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld a judge's ruling temporarily blocking the Southwestern Electric Power Co. from some construction work on a $2.1 billion coal-fired electric plant it plans to build in ...
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Major League Baseball tells bankruptcy court why it should reject Dodgers ...
Washington Post
Major League Baseball renewed its objections to the Los Angeles Dodgers' proposed bankruptcy financing, telling a federal court the commissioner's office was offering $150 million in loans at far more favorable terms. In a filing made Thursday and a ...
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Tentative October trial date set for John Edwards
Seattle Post Intelligencer
TOM BREEN, AP Former US senator and presidential candidate John Edwards arrives at federal court for an appearance in Greensboro, NC, Thursday, July 14, 2011. Lawyers are trying to reach an agreement on the release of thousands of pages of documents ...
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Court upholds $275 court filing fee required to appeal parking tickets
Boston Herald
By Kyle Cheney / State House News Service Motorists flummoxed by the $275 Superior Court filing fee required to challenge parking tickets, which rarely exceed $50, were dealt a blow Thursday by the Supreme Judicial Court, which ruled unanimously that ...
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AP-WI--School Expulsion-Ruling, 2nd Ld-Writethru,326
Chicago Tribune
By SCOTT BAUER AP A divided Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Thursday that circuit courts do not have the authority to order schools to provide alternative educational opportunities for expelled students. The court ruled in a case involving a 15-year-old ...
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Appeals court lets Raucci-related suit proceed
Albany Times Union
By PAUL NELSON Staff writer Steven Raucci sits with his attorney Ron DeAngelus before he received his sentence from Judge Polly Hoye in Schenectady County Court in Schenectady, New York June 8, 2010. (Skip Dickstein / Times Union) SCHENECTADY -- A ...
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Spanish court looks to quiz Iraq's prime minister in probe into killings of ...
Washington Post
He summoned the three Iraqi officers to the National Court on Oct. 3 and said he would call Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki when his immunity as premier expires on leaving office. Spain's universal justice doctrine allows it to prosecute grave crimes ...
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Paz de la Huerta's plea deal put off until next court date
New York Post
But the physically-endowed actress was disappointed in Manhattan Criminal Court -- her plea has been put off until her next court date, July 28, so that she can be evaluated for alcohol counseling. On that date, under a plea agreement described in ...
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New York Post
Oklahoma legislation for highway and bridge funds challenged in court
NewsOK.com
A lawsuit filed with the Oklahoma Supreme Court claims lawmakers put too many things in one bill and should have filed separate measures. The lawsuit targets a bill that among other things transfers $101.7 million to help make up a $500 million ...
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Brookline will fight to keep district court
Boston Globe
By Brock Parker, Town Correspondent When Brookline District Court was on the chopping block to be closed last year, town officials said they heard rumors beforehand and had time to successfully lobby state officials to keep the court open. ...
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Armed Robbery Suspects Appear in Federal Court
Patch.com
The three suspects in the violent armed robbery of the Ferndale Pharmacy appeared in federal court in Detroit on Thursday afternoon before US District Court Magistrate R. Steven Whalen, who set a detention hearing for the suspects for 1 pm Friday. ...
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NJ appeals court sides with Ocean Twp. against Loch Arbour in school funding ...
The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
A Monmouth County appeals court ruled nearby Loch Arbour, which has a school sending arrangement with Ocean Township, must pay more toward the district's funding. MONMOUTH COUNTY— A state appeals court today said the tiny town of Loch Arbour's hefty ...
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The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
Ranchers accused of killing deer lose Supreme Court appeal
Bismarck Tribune
The North Dakota Supreme Court will not let two area ranchers tell juries why they shot deer on their land without tags and outside of hunting season. However, a Burleigh County rancher will get another chance to prove he shouldn't have to pay as much ...
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Federal court orders Illinois trader to pay $2.1M penalty
Futures Magazine
Washington, DC - The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today announced that on July 5, 2011, Judge Virginia M. Kendall of the US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois entered a supplemental consent order imposing a $2.1 ...
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Will Polygamy Law Stand Up in Court? 'Sister Wives' Family is Suing Utah
International Business Times
They are not asking the court to publicly recognize their marriage as legal; they just want protection from prosecution on the grounds that their 'marriage' represents 'intimate conduct' that is protected from unconstitutional intrusions via a 2003 ...
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High court sets oral arguments in campaign lawsuit
Forbes
The Montana Supreme Court has set oral arguments for September in the state's challenge to a district court decision that tossed out the outright ban on corporate political spending. Western Tradition Partnership first filed the lawsuit last year ...
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State Supreme Court upholds courtroom secrecy in Hecht trial
TheNewsTribune.com
Depositions in criminal trials aren't open to the public just because they're conducted in courtrooms, the state Supreme Court ruled today. Depositions in criminal trials aren't open to the public just because they're conducted in courtrooms, ...
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Bankruptcy court judge approves Borders auction, liquidators will be the ...
Washington Post
(Carlos Osorio, file/Associated Press) - FILE - In this Feb. 16, 2011 file photo, customers walk into a Borders Books & Music store, in Ann Arbor, Mich. Borders Group teetered on the brink of liquidation Thursday, July 14, 2011, after an offer from a ...
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Court Orders New Study of Atlantic Yards Project
Courthouse News Service
By ADAM KLASFELD MANHATTAN (CN) - The agency supervising New York's controversial Atlantic Yards project must reevaluate how extensive delays in the second phase of enormous development will affect the surrounding communities, a state court judge ruled ...
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Author to vie for Supreme Court seat
Daily Mail - Charleston
Allen Loughry enters the 2012 race for West Virginia Supreme Court with not one, not two, not three, but four law degrees. "I tell my friends I wanted to see how far in debt I can possibly go, and I've been quite successful with that," Loughry said in ...
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If it ain't French, it ain't cognac: EU court rules against Finnish makers of ...
Washington Post
By AP, The EU's Court of Justice ruled Thursday that a Finnish company called Gust. Ranin Oy cannot use the word "cognac" and its Finnish translation, "konjakki," on its spirits because that would mislead consumers. Making true cognac is no simple ...
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UPDATED: Court upholds murder conviction of Coralville woman
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
(MATTHEW PUTNEY / Courier Photo Editor) WATERLOO, Iowa --- Michelle Kehoe, 38, of Coralville, will stay in prison after the Iowa Court of Appeals upheld her first-degree murder conviction killing one son and attempting to kill another. ...
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Wrong-way driver to make initial court appearance in Santa Cruz as...
Santa Cruz Sentinel
By STEPHEN BAXTER -- Santa Cruz Sentinel SANTA CRUZ - The 28 year-old Soquel man accused of intentionally crashing his SUV into a woman's car on Highway 17 is expected to be charged with murder today, the District Attorney's Office said. ...
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Chevron Looks to Its Home Court for a Comeback Win
BusinessWeek
In February the plaintiffs, some 30000 Amazon Indians and peasant farmers, won an $18.2 billion verdict in a provincial Ecuadorean court. Chevron called the case tainted by fraud and vowed to get the verdict nullified. Six months later the company has ...
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BusinessWeek
Building a bocce court, and family ties
Stamford Advocate
The Summer of the Bocce Court had begun. By most measures the brick ranch house at 16 Lori Court in Woodcliff Lake, NJ, was, and is, like the others on its small cul-de-sac, and much like most homes you find in suburbia. But there also were signs of ...
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Lawsuit against former Oklahoma City police chemist struck down
NewsOK.com
The 10th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled a lawsuit was filed too late that was lodged against Oklahoma City officials by a man who was on death row for 19 years. BY ROBERT BOCZKIEWICZ Leave a comment DENVER — An appeals court ruled Thursday that a ...
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Court: Ill. officer's firing over pornography OK
Chicago Tribune
AP A state appellate court has upheld the firing of a central Illinois police officer who reportedly used his squad car computer to watch pornography while on duty. The (Bloomington) Pantagraph reports that the Fourth District Appellate Court decided ...
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USDOJ: Federal Court Permanently Shuts Down Iowa Tax Preparers
7thSpace Interactive (press release)
WASHINGTON – A federal court has permanently barred Howard Musin, his wife Jill Schwartz-Musin and their three companies from preparing federal tax returns for others, the Justice Department announced today. The three businesses named in the court's ...
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Court to hear US AG's appeal of judge's ruling on Oregon church's use of ...
The Republic
A federal appeals court has agreed to hear an unusual case in which the US government is at odds with a district judge over his ruling on the use of a hallucinogenic tea by a small Oregon church that blends Christian theology with indigenous beliefs ...
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Court denies ex-UNC football player's bid for reinstatement
AHN | All Headline News
A Durham County Superior Court judge Wednesday denied Michael McAdoo's petition that sought to compel North Carolina to reinstate him to the UNC football team. The NCAA ruled McAdoo ineligible for receiving improper assistance from tutor Jennifer Wiley ...
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DA thinks Elisa Baker can get a fair trial; Judge sets court dates
WBTV
By Jeff Rivenbark, Web Content Producer - email NEWTON,NC (WBTV) – Elisa Baker was back in court Thursday for an administrative hearing before Judge Timothy Kincaid. Kincaid set a hearing date of August 1 for a motion by the defense that the second ...
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NH retirement system sues over pension reform
BusinessWeek
By NORMA LOVE The public New Hampshire Retirement System asked a court Tuesday to block implementation of the part of a new pension reform law dealing with setting employer contribution rates. The system's Board of Trustees filed the suit in Merrimack ...
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CHS, county head to court
Charlotte Observer
By April Bethea Carolinas HealthCare System said Thursday it has initiated "legal action," asking a court to require Mecklenburg County to honor the terms of its contract with the hospital authority. The system also said it wants a court to declare ...
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Dust devil cuts court short
KFOR
Court on Thursday was cut short in Mangum when a large dust devil cut off power to the courtroom and left debris on the courthouse lawn. Before the small storm hit, the defense was in the middle of cross-examination of the first witness in the Bobbi ...
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A.G. DeWine; Court Decision Puts Sex Offenders' Status In 'Real Question'
NBC4i.com
Thousands of sex offenders in Ohio will not have to abide by tougher monitoring guidelines after a decision made by the Ohio Supreme Court. (more) By Tom Brockman An Ohio Supreme Court decision changes the guidelines for tens of thousands of sex ...
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Supreme Court grants bail for convicted ex-CSN official pending appeal
Las Vegas Sun
"The Supreme Court granted his motion for bail pending appeal," E. Brent Bryson, one of Gilbert's attorneys, said Thursday. The high court has remanded the matter back to Clark County District Court, where it is expected to go before Judge Donald ...
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Las Vegas Sun
Casey Anthony Court Worker: Father's Testimony is 'Suspect'
Christian Post
By Swani Swanigan | Christian Post Contributor Jury foreman number 11 in the Casey Anthony trial, a trained expert in "reading people," has admitted that the testimony of Casey's father was very suspect. In an exclusive interview with Fox News Reporter ...
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Court order halts 'don't ask, don't tell'
Gay People Chronicle
by Anthony Glassman San Francisco--The Department of Defense was ordered on July 6 to cease enforcement of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy by an appeals court that had previously issued a stay of their order that stopped discharges under the ...
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Ruling that Righthaven misled court likely to be felt in other cases
VEGAS INC
In Nevada's federal court, Citizens Against Litigation Abuse, represented by Kincannon, is appearing as a friend of the court against Righthaven in two cases. It's arguing in those cases that Righthaven has been practicing law without a license. ...
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Death row inmate Haugen heads back to court
kgw.com
The Oregon Supreme Court had called for a competency hearing. Guimond's order was aimed at determining Haugen's ability to make reasoned choices about his legal options. His lawyers have said 49-year-old is delusional and not competent. ...
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Settlement possible in suit against porn star
Chicago Sun-Times
BY BILL BIRD wbird@stmedianetwork.com July 14, 2011 9:36PM An out of court settlement could be in the offing in the ongoing saga of adult-film actress Jenna Jameson and the owner of two independent movie theaters in Naperville and Woodridge. ...
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Prosecutors played his police interrogation in court Thursday.
Cleveland News - Fox 8
The interview was conducted shortly after Sowell's arrest on Halloween of 2009 by Cleveland police detectives. In certain parts of the interview, Sowell appears to cry. Sowell says he doesn't remember details, saying he thought he was having "a dream ...
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KenCom Dispute Lands in Court
Patch.com
Yorkville, Plano, and Oswego dispute 911 dispatch service's right to kick them out after they rejected a new cost-sharing plan. By Jillian Duchnowski Yorkville, Oswego and Plano want a judge to tell KenCom 911 dispatch service leaders that they can't ...
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