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Republicans in Senate Set to Approve Conservative Slate of Judges
One of a president's greatest powers is the prerogative to shape the federal courts -- a role underscored by a presidential election effectively decided by the Supreme Court. President Bush and the GOP have plenty to work with -- 80 vacant seats on the federal trial and appellate courts. Don't count out the Democrats, who will try to use their gains in Congress to force Bush to appoint moderate judges.Dent v. United States Tennis Association
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Guidant Tells Doctors to Not Use Five Defibrillator Models
Guidant on Friday issued its second safety advisory in a week about its implantable defibrillators, telling doctors to stop using five of the models because they could malfunction and may have to be recalled. Lawyers who have filed suits against Guidant for failing to release information about faulty defibrillators said the most recent announcement is a sign of a troubled company. "The truth is if this is evidence of anything, it's that things are all upside down at Guidant," said one attorney.Supreme Court denies review of AT&T appeal in class-action case
Net income, revenue rise sharply at MasTec
MasTec, a Coral Gables-based builder of infrastructure for utilities, said net income hit $38.4 million, an 111 percent increase from $18.2 million in the same period a year earlier.Jones Wins President Judge Race
Judge C. Darnell Jones II, who currently sits on the Commerce Court after a 12-year stint in the criminal branch, has been elected president judge of the First Judicial District.Trending Stories
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