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Guatemalan Lawyer Sues for Records After U.S. Says No to Visa
The attorney for a well-known Guatemalan defense lawyer is wondering whether his client is being kept out of the United States because of the controversial figures he has represented. Fernando Linares Beltranena, a conservative attorney known for representing military officers and accused narcotics traffickers, filed a Freedom of Information Act suit Monday, seeking documents that might explain why the United States denied his visa application.Daily Decision Alert: Vol. 8, No. 209 -- October 27, 2000
Don't Tread on Us, Internet GCs Tell Congress
Two general counsel of Internet companies warned a House panel this week to be careful about crafting new laws to keep material stolen by online "parasites" off the web. Can a balance be struck?PATENT | 'Metabolite Labs': the big one that got away
In Lab. Corp. of America Holdings v. Metabolite Labs. Inc., the U.S. Supreme Court declined an opportunity to decide a case with potentially far-reaching consequences for the medical profession.Blame-Pedestrian Defense Leads To $153K Verdict
ibPhillip Torres v. Angel L. Torres: /b/iA former McDonald's employee who was hit by a pickup and seriously injured while crossing a dark road in Fairfield was awarded more than $150,000 after a four-day trial. Bridgeport resident Phillip Torres, 19, was struck by a 1999 Ford Ranger truck just before 10 p.m. on March 31, 2007. He was leaving work at the McDonald's in Fairfield, between the Post Road and the King's Highway Cutoff.View more book results for the query "*"
Courts May Collide Over Christian Groups
Two separate appeals before the Seventh and Ninth circuits will determine the right of Christian student groups � including Hastings College of the Law's � to exclude homosexuals.Divided 4-3, Justices OK Writ Shortcut
In a sharp dissent, Justice Kathryn Mickle Werdegar says so-called "suggestive Palma notices" deprive litigants of fair notice, and will actually waste court resources.Go East, Young Lawyer: Firm Opens Another Office in China
Blank Rome has officially opened a Shanghai office after receiving a license from China?s Ministry of Justice in late March allowing the firm to open a foreign representative office in the city.CRIMINAL PRACTICE | New standard for state habeas review
The admission of a 911 call against a man convicted in the fatal shooting of a rival drug dealer did not violate the right of the defendant to confront witnesses against him, the 2d U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled.Trending Stories
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