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DOJ wants pardon data under wraps
The Obama Justice Department is fighting to keep secret the names of more than 9,200 people whose applications for pardons and commutations were denied by President George W. Bush.
MacQuesten General Contracting Inc. v. HCE Inc.
Subcontractor Fails to Show That Delays Caused Any Increase in Any Specific Item of OverheadWeighing Monopoly in a Shrinking Industry
Regulators are trying to figure out whether allowing the two major paging companies to combine would hurt competition. The outcome could have ramifications far broader than the paging industry.Almost $400,000 seized in Ohio fraud case
COLUMBUS, Ohio AP - A federal judge has ordered the seizure of almost $400,000 from a previously unknown bank account used by a fugitive convicted in a corporate fraud scheme.U.S. District Court Judge Algenon Marbley approved the seizure of $395,410 from the Arizona account used by Rebecca Parrett.Parrett is a former executive with National Century Financial Enterprises in suburban Columbus.Is There an Acquaintance of the Doctor in the House?
The question of when potential jurors should be removed automatically from a medical malpractice case because they have too close a relationship with the doctor-defendant returns to the Georgia Supreme Court next week. It's an issue that's divided not only the state's plaintiffs' lawyers and the medical defense bar, but also the judges of the Georgia Court of Appeals and the justices of the high court.
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Division of Youth and Family Services v. D.F.
Where the father's acts of domestic violence against the mother caused no harm to the child, and DYFS did not perceive a threat to the child sufficient to warrant the filing of a protective services action, but merely placed the mother's name in the Central Registry of child abusers, for failing to shield the child from the effects of the domestic violence, DYFS failed to establish that she committed an act of abuse or neglect that warranted this administrative action, and her name must be removed.Phelps v. Orange County Assessment Appeals Board No. 1 (Guillory)
Reporters Take Confidentiality Case to High Court
Two reporters have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to throw out the contempt citations for refusing to divulge their sources to a grand jury investigating the alleged leak of a CIA operative's name.A century and a half later, 'Dred Scott' returns to the spotlight at Harvard
The fallout from the Dred Scott decision, which helped spark the Civil War, was the subject of a mock re-hearing of the case before a court led by Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer at Harvard Law School this month. The decision, issued by Chief Justice Roger Taney, is seen as the moral low point of the Court's history. "This is an enduring lesson ... for judges ... to be humble, because Chief Justice Taney was anything but humble," said former Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr.Trending Stories
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