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Archive for November, 2005

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11/30/2005

Justices Weigh Parental Notification Law
:: Listen to Oral Argument via CSPAN (realplayer)
:: Also today, Court Considers Limits to Abortion Protests

At Hussein’s Hearings, U.S. May Be on Trial

The Tyrannicide Brief

Italian Judge Rejects Immunity for Ex-CIA Agent
:: In Related News, CIA Realizes It’s Been Using Black Highlighters All These Years

UO Law Professor Left to Pay for Own Defense in Threatened Suit Over Law Review Article

Justices Appear Willing to Toss International Salt in Closely Watched Antitrust Case

Federal Court Requires Probable Cause to Obtain Location of Cell Phone User
:: In Re Use of a Pen Register and Caller Identification Systems (pdf)

Justice Department Defends Broad Use of National Security Letters

Injured Fan’s Baseball Suit Tossed Out

Taking Combat out of Custody

11/29/2005

C-SPAN to Air Same Day Oral Argument in Wednesday’s SupCt Abortion Case

L&C Law Alum Brenna Bell Leads Fight to Save Try/On Life Community Farm by January 6 Deadline
:: Find Out More and How to Help at tryonfarm.org

L&C Law Alum ‘Hippie Lawyer’ Alan Graf is Leaving the Law Behind

Copyright Suit Filed Over Thomas Friedman Book Cover

Innocents Lost – Who Needs David Gale When You Have Ruben Cantu?

High Court Rules Against Renters in Toxic Mold Jurisdiction Case
:: Lincoln Property Co. v. Roche (pdf)

Inside the Alito Memo

Goodbye, Habeas Corpus. Hello, Executive Detention.

Case Reopens Abortion Issue for Justices
:: SCOTUSblog Breaks It All Down

Oregon’s Chief Justice To-Be Speaks Out On Diversity in Law

Abramoff Sought Bush Officials’ Aid in Indian-Tribe Fee Dispute

Commercial Fishers Forming National Organization

Governor tells DEQ to Act on Emissions Despite Pending Court Ruling

Woo-Hoo! Simpsons Headed to European Court of Human Rights

11/28/2005

In Fighting ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Policy, Law Schools May Undermine Landmark Civil Rights Laws
:: Harvard Law to Allow Military Recruiters During Appeal

NEPA Under the Microscope

Supreme Court Sends Controversial Death Penalty Case Back for Review
:: Bradshaw v. Richey (pdf)

In Terror Cases, Administration Sets Own Rules

High Court Grants Three Cases, Bypasses Booker Issue
:: Marble Falls From Supreme Court Facade
:: FBI Linguist’s Appeal Rejected
:: eBay ‘Buy It Now’ Patent Infringement Case Accepted
:: Court Passes on Multimillion Doller PLO Judgment
:: O’Connor Fires Back on Judicial Independence
:: Scalia Interview Not As ‘Off the Record’ as Hoped

Removal Recommended for Judge Who Helped Defendant Escape

Saddam Trial Resumes, Then Is Postponed
:: Tribunal Leader Is Target of Plot

A Judge Tests China’s Courts, Making History


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