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Jury Verdict Targets Banks' Over-Reliance on Credit Ratings (Christian Siebott and David Harrison, for FindLaw's Writ) -- Last month, a jury in Minnesota reached a verdict that should cause banks to shudder and investors to cheer....Read More » |
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Forced Returns from Guantanamo (Joanne Mariner, for FindLaw's Writ) -- Most prisoners held at Guantanamo are desperate to return home. But a small number are so fearful of what awaits them in their country...Read More » |
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Senator Lindsey Graham Puts Ideology Aside to Vote for Elena Kagan:... (Michael Dorf, for FindLaw's Writ) -- Last week, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to send the Supreme Court nomination of Elena Kagan to the full Senate. Kagan garnered...Read More » |
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Should Shirley Sherrod Sue Andrew Breitbart and Fox News? (John Dean, for FindLaw's Writ) -- Shirley Sherrod's story was big news this week. If you missed it, the story went like this: Conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart posted...Read More » |
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The Time Has Come for the Supreme Court to Carefully Examine the... (Marci Hamilton, for FindLaw's Writ) -- The Supreme Court has not yet addressed an important First Amendment religion doctrine that has percolated in the lower federal courts...Read More » |
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On June 29, the ABA announced that its efforts to spare those in the practice of law from what it says would be unnecessary federal regulation were successful.
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