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Parsons Denies Motion for Reargument in PharmAthene Case
Delaware Chancery Court Vice Chancellor Donald F. Parsons Jr. denied Siga Technologies' motion for a reargument in its dispute with PharmAthene Inc., which was decided in September. Siga filed the motion seeking to vacate Parsons' order that the company share half of its profits from a smallpox drug with PharmAthene once the product reaches $40 million in sales.Judge Rejects D.A.'s Bid to Appoint Special Prosecutor for Lab Probe
Supreme Court Justice William C. Donnino yesterday refused to appoint the special prosecutor sought by Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice to look into possible misconduct at the now-closed county police crime lab. Ms. Rice had expressed confidence that her office could conduct the probe but had sought the appointment of an outsider to avoid any appearance of partialityAtheists sue Texas Gov. Rick Perry over prayer rally
U.S. Underwriters Insurance Co. v. City Club Hotel LLC
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Auto Insurance Reform Sponsor Says It's Time To Scrap No-Fault
One of the prime sponsors of last year's automobile insurance reforms in New Jersey says he's now convinced it's a failure and that the only way to bring about rate reduction is to abolish the state's no-fault insurance scheme. "The 26-year-old no-fault experiment in New Jersey has been a failure and cannot be fixed or repaired," wrote Sen. John Adler. Other states have been moving away from the no-fault scheme, and only 12 other states still have it.9/11 References Did Not Taint Fraud Convictions, Circuit Finds
Cheney Task Force Papers Stay Under Wraps
The Supreme Court, by a 7-2 vote, returned Cheney v. United States District Court for the District of Columbia to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, virtually guaranteeing that even if that court orders discovery on the task force, any documents would be released well after Election Day.Commonwealth v. Fuentes-Flores
The Commonwealth failed to present any evidence to support the theory that defendant?s fatal stabbing of a female victim placed her neighbors in grave risk of death at the time of the murder because the subsequent arson attempt to cover up the crime did not occur "in the commission of the crime." Defendant?s motion to quash granted.Trending Stories
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