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November 07, 2005 | National Law Journal

Court Asked to Hear Voting Rights Case

Conference Call: The Supreme Court is about to face its first major voting rights dispute since the arrival of new Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., who was criticized for opposing voting rights legislation as an aide in the Reagan Justice Department two dozen years ago.
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May 25, 2005 | Law.com

Courtroom 'Magician' Outduels Morgan Stanley

Plaintiffs attorney Jack Scarola has fought countless courtroom wars, first as a prosecutor in highly publicized criminal trials and then as a litigator in high-profile civil cases. His exploits have produced some bitter enemies, but his admirers are lavish in their praise. One describes him as a "magician with words." Scarola's $850 million win in financier Ronald O. Perelman's civil fraud suit against Morgan Stanley last week has not motivated the 57-year-old grandfather to slow down, either.
9 minute read
December 22, 2006 | New Jersey Law Journal

How Soon We Forget

We love our civil rights in this country, but we sometimes neglect our civil responsibilities.
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January 05, 2010 | New Jersey Law Journal

Abdelhak v. The Jewish Press Inc.

Neither the secular nature of the cause of action nor the secular professions of the defendants serve as a per se bar to a finding of a lack of subject-matter jurisdiction where plaintiff's claims cannot be resolved without excessive entanglement in issues of religious doctrine and practice.
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December 05, 2007 | Law.com

New York State Denied Authority Over National Banks

New York's attorney general is barred from investigating national banks for possible violations of federal and state laws, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday. The 2nd Circuit said the interpretation of the National Bank Act by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency was entitled to deference, and the attorney general's office had no "visitorial powers" over national banks. With one small exception, the circuit largely upheld rulings made in two 2005 cases by New York federal Judge Sidney Stein.
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August 12, 2002 | New Jersey Law Journal

New Court Rules You Needed (and Some You Didn't)

A two-inch thick raft of changes to the New Jersey rules of court is set to go into effect Sept. 3, giving litigators, their adversaries and judges much to chew on. Most of the measures, published today in Section 3, merely tidy up existing rules, but a few are substantive and some will raise eyebrows.
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March 28, 2006 | Daily Report Online

Laughing all the way to the bench

By Katie Wood, Special to the Daily ReportSelf-described "Humorist at Law" Sean Carter has an uncanny ability to make light of life's tribulations, whether it is his fear of having suffered a heart attack while driving to a speaking engagement or his chagrin at being old enough to be called "Mr. Carter" by law students.
9 minute read
January 05, 2004 | Texas Lawyer

J.D.s Ring in the New Year With Resolutions

A sampling of resolutions from the state's law professors, judges and lawyers.
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August 09, 2000 | Law.com

Exposing Callous Companies

Dennis C. Sweet III doesn't believe in overtrying his cases. At trial against the makers of fenfluramine (half of the weight-loss drug fen-phen), he used only the biggest smoking guns as evidence, and scored a $150 million win. Apparently, less really is more: Since 1986, he has scored several dozen verdicts in excess of $1 million, including a $144.88 million verdict in 1998 against Ford Motor Co.
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August 29, 2003 | New York Law Journal

Afghanistan Gets Public Defense, American Style

Young lawyers with eight weeks to spare, three years of criminal defense experience, a yen for exotic travel and few qualms about wearing bullet-proof clothing may wish to investigate a unique opportunity created by a veteran public defender: Legal Aid Afghanistan.
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