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Daily Decision Service Alert: Vol. 20, No. 122 - June 27, 2011
Daily decision alert.Judicial Survey 2012 — Vicinage 3 — Burlington
Supreme Court Hears Environmental Groups Defend Clear Air Program
Environmental groups and the Bush administration defended a Clinton-era clean air program Wednesday in the Supreme Court, arguing that a power company must install costly pollution controls on its aging coal-fired plants. The outcome of the case could affect power plants in 10 states where utility companies are challenging federal requirements under the New Source Review program. The plants are the remaining targets of more than a dozen lawsuits brought by the government against utilities starting in 1999.View more book results for the query "*"
Gay voters may boycott primary, hurt Cox campaign
ATLANTA AP - Many Georgia gay voters - a group political experts say could sway a close Democratic primary - say they plan to boycott the July 18 gubernatorial contest between Secretary of State Cathy Cox and Lt. Gov. Mark Taylor.Analysts say that could spell trouble for Cox, who was thought to be the favorite of metro Atlanta's large and politically active gay and lesbian community.Judge dismisses several charges against Lay, Skilling
Kenneth Lay, former Enron Corp. chairman, and Jeffrey Skilling, the company's former chief executive officer, got a break Tuesday in their criminal trial when U.S. District Judge Sim Lake of Houston agreed to dismiss a few of the charges against them.Trending Stories
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