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The Legal Intelligencer

DiPaolo v. Times Publ'g Co., PICS Case No. 16-0813 (Pa. Super. June 15, 2016) Ford Elliott, J. (22 pages).

The reporter's privilege did not bar discovery of materials created during the editorial process where those materials did not disclose the identity of confidential sources. Order of the trial court affirmed.
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National Law Journal

Obama Nominates Public Defender Training Director to Serve on D.C. Superior Court

President Barack Obama nominated Jason Tulley, training director of the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia, to the D.C. Superior Court on Wednesday.
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Texas Lawyer

Will Donald Trump's Candidacy Impact Texas Judicial Races?

Maybe there will be no moment in the Donald Trump presidential campaign that is outrageous enough to sully the Republican Party's brand in Texas or harm its candidates' chances at the ballot box.
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National Law Journal

West Virginia Loses 'Unusual' Health Law Challenge in D.C. Circuit

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit on Friday rejected what it called an "unusual" challenge by West Virginia to the Obama administration's decision in 2013 not to enforce certain Affordable Care Act provisions during a transitional period after the health care law's enactment.
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New York Law Journal

Good Deeds, Cooperation Cited in Resentencing

A former New York Islanders co-owner who received a 10-year prison term for a fraud conviction had his sentence cut in half Wednesday by a judge who cited his good deeds and cooperation with prosecutors.
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Daily Report Online

Florida High Court Must Hear Why the Turtles and Satellite Radio Are Not 'Happy Together'

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit ruled Wednesday that the Florida Supreme Court must decide whether two musicians from the Turtles can proceed with their lawsuit against SiriusXM Radio over the right to broadcast the 1960s rock band's hits such as "Happy Together" and "Elenore."
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National Law Journal

Feds Say No Determination Yet on 'Persuader Rule' Appeal

The U.S. Justice Department is weighing whether to appeal a Texas judge's decision this week to put a nationwide freeze on the Labor Department's "persuader" rule, a regulation designed to give workers more information about discussions between employers and the lawyers who help them resist union-organizing campaigns.
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The Legal Intelligencer

Kane Aide: Judge Should Have Recused from Contempt Case

An aide to Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane, who has been found guilty of criminal contempt and sentenced to jail time, has argued that the judge who found him guilty should not have heard the case, and that there was not enough evidence to support the conviction.
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Connecticut Law Tribune

Language No Barrier for Traveling Law School Group

Law professors and students from Connecticut gain knowledge about American and Nicaraguan law and legal systems from trip to that Central American country.
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New York Law Journal

Straub Stepping Down From Bench After 18 Years

Second Circuit Senior Judge Chester Straub is closing his chambers and assuming inactive status, ending 18 years of hearing appeals in Lower Manhattan.
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