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  • Federer improves clay-court record

    Federer improves clay-court record

    Lawyer Blogs 05/27/2008

    Roger Federer added another win to his already burgeoning clay-court record this season.Federer improved to 16-3 on clay in 2008 by beating Sam Querrey of the United States 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 Monday in the first round of the French Open, where he is tryin...

  • Court turns down former Illinois governor

    Court turns down former Illinois governor

    Lawyer Blogs 05/27/2008

    The Supreme Court has rejected former Illinois Gov. George Ryan's appeal of his federal racketeering and fraud conviction.The justices have no comment on their action, in response to Ryan's claim that he and his fellow defendant, businessman Larry Wa...

  • Court rules for older federal workers

    Court rules for older federal workers

    Lawyer Blogs 05/27/2008

    The Supreme Court says a major anti-age bias law protects federal employees who faced retaliation after complaining about discrimination.The court ruled Tuesday 6-3 that a U.S. Postal Service employee may pursue her lawsuit under the Age Discriminati...

  • Miss. execution is 2nd since Supreme Court ruling

    Miss. execution is 2nd since Supreme Court ruling

    Lawyer Blogs 05/22/2008

    Mississippi corrections officials say convicted murderer Earl Wesley Berry has been executed at the state penitentiary.Berry is the second U.S. inmate executed since the Supreme Court upheld Kentucky's lethal injection procedure in April. His appeals...

  • Sex tape shown to jurors, court in R. Kelly trial

    Sex tape shown to jurors, court in R. Kelly trial

    Lawyer Blogs 05/21/2008

    Prosecutors played the sex tape at the center of R. Kelly's child pornography trial in open court Tuesday, just hours after opening statements in which they accused the R&B singer of choreographing and starring in a video featuring "vile, disturb...

  • Court uphold municipal bond exemption

    Court uphold municipal bond exemption

    Lawyer Blogs 05/19/2008

    The Supreme Court on Monday upheld long-standing state tax exemptions for municipal bonds.In a 7-2 ruling in a case from Kentucky, the justices permitted states to exempt interest on their own bonds from taxation while taxing residents for interest o...

  • California's top court overturns gay marriage ban

    California's top court overturns gay marriage ban

    Lawyer Blogs 05/16/2008

    In a monumental victory for the gay rights movement, the California Supreme Court overturned a voter-approved ban on gay marriage Thursday in a ruling that would allow same-sex couples in the nation's biggest state to tie the knot.Domestic partnershi...

  • California's top court to rule on gay marriage

    California's top court to rule on gay marriage

    Lawyer Blogs 05/15/2008

    Both sides in the gay marriage debate will be watching California's highest court Thursday to see if the nation's biggest state goes the way of Massachusetts and legalizes same-sex marriage.The California Supreme Court was scheduled to rule on a seri...

  • Appeals court to consider slur in Jayson Williams case

    Appeals court to consider slur in Jayson Williams case

    Lawyer Blogs 05/14/2008

    The manslaughter case against former New Jersey Nets star Jayson Williams returns to court.Attorneys for Williams are scheduled to argue in front of a three-judge panel on Wednesday that prosecutors must divulge all details about a racial slur used b...

  • Court lets prosecutor remain on 'Alpha Dog' case

    Court lets prosecutor remain on 'Alpha Dog' case

    Lawyer Blogs 05/13/2008

    California's highest court ruled that a prosecutor who helped in the making of "Alpha Dog" may remain on the death penalty case on which the film is based.In a similar ruling Monday, the court also reinstated a prosecutor who was taken off a rape cas...

  • Court won't block US lawsuit by apartheid victims

    Court won't block US lawsuit by apartheid victims

    Lawyer Blogs 05/12/2008

    The Supreme Court said Monday that it can't intervene in an important dispute over the rights of apartheid victims to sue U.S. corporations in U.S. courts because four of the nine justices had to sit out the case over apparent conflicts.The result is...

  • Invoking history, Bush wants court out of subpoena fight

    Invoking history, Bush wants court out of subpoena fight

    Lawyer Blogs 05/10/2008

    If there's one thing Congress and the Bush administration can agree on, it's that they've got a fight of historic proportions on their hands.The House Judiciary Committee is demanding documents and testimony from President Bush's closest advisers abo...

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