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Archive for July, 2008

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7/11/2008

Law in the News, Now on Summer Break, Will Return in August

Other Legal News Sites
:: ABA Journal
:: How Appealing
:: Jurist Paper Chase
:: Law.com

7/9/2008

Suing George W. Bush: A Bizarre and Troubling Tale
:: Congress Passes Wiretap Bill to Shield Phone Companies

Judge Orders Bush Lawyers to Move Guantanamo Detention Appeals Ahead of All Other Cases
:: Sense of Urgency on Detainees
:: Cases to Be Tried Chronologically
:: ACLU, Treasury in Dispute Over Paying Lawyers

Justice Breyer Among Victims in Data Breach

The Gun Case: Eight (Grammatical) Misses

In Reversal, Washington Seeks More Financial Regulation

Mukasey Defends Plan to Use Terror Profiles to Open Investigations

Ginsburg: War Crimes Charges Against Bush Officials Unlikely

Law School’s New Plan: Stress Core Competencies
:: Beyond the First Year

Oregon Governor Urged to Protect Oldest Trees

After 36 YEars in Solitary, Black Panther’s Conviction Could Be Tossed

New Law Is Urged on War Powers

Ruth Greenglass, Key Witness in Trial of Rosenbergs, Dies at 84

Trial About Privacy in Which None Remains

Bar Complaints Filed Against Former DOJ Officials for Weeding Out ‘Liberals’

Omar Sharif Decides Best Defense Is No Defense

Splenda Awarded Injunction Against Generic Sweetener

9th Circuit Judge Warren J. Ferguson Dies at 87

7/7/2008

L&C Law’s Tom Buchele on Congestion and the Proposed I-5 Bridge

Tool of the Civil Rights Movement Is No Longer Welcome at the High Court

Law Deans Dis Plan to Add Part-Time Students’ Scores to Rankings

More Scrutiny, and Secrecy, at Justice Department

Law Students Rush to Meet Needs In Booming Field of Immigration

One Subpoena Is All It Takes to Reveal Your Online Life

FBI Seeks Power to Investigate Americans Based Only on Profiles

Ginsburg: War Crimes Charges Against Bush Officials Unlikely
:: Souter’s ‘Great Mystery Footnote’ Disses Exxon-Funded Research

Employers Use ERISA Shield to Deny Benefits

‘Public’ Online Spaces Don’t Carry Speech, Rights

Applicants Come Forward, Sue DOJ Over Political Bias

Law Firm Switches to Success-Fee Billing

Motor Racing Chief Sues Over ‘Nazi Orgy’ Stories


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