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  • NJ mom accused of starving child pleads not guilty

    NJ mom accused of starving child pleads not guilty

    US Legal News 06/02/2011

    Two women pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges of child endangerment a week after an 8-year-old was found dead in their apartment from severe malnutrition and an untreated broken leg and her injured and emaciated siblings were removed alive. The c...

  • Head of Delaware Business Court Joining Law Firm

    Head of Delaware Business Court Joining Law Firm

    US Legal News 05/21/2011

    The head of Delaware's Court of Chancery, a key venue for matters of corporate law, is taking a job with a California-based law firm. Chancellor William Chandler III will join Palo Alto-based Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati on June 18. He had an...

  • Court lets Minn. corporate disclosure law stand

    Court lets Minn. corporate disclosure law stand

    US Legal News 05/17/2011

    A federal appeals court has affirmed a judge's decision to let stand Minnesota's law requiring the disclosure of corporate political donations, saying the state's rules are similar to laws upheld by the Supreme Court and the groups who want them bloc...

  • Police investigate threats to Indiana Supreme Court

    Police investigate threats to Indiana Supreme Court

    US Legal News 05/16/2011

    Capitol Police in Indianapolis are investigating harassing phone calls and email messages to the Indiana Supreme Court following a recent contentious ruling.Police won't say how many calls and messages have been received or whether they're addressed ...

  • Denver appeals court weighs military impostor law

    Denver appeals court weighs military impostor law

    US Legal News 05/12/2011

    A federal appeals court in Denver was hearing arguments Thursday on whether Congress can make it illegal to falsely claim to be a military hero.At issue is the Stolen Valor Act, which makes it a crime punishable by up to a year in jail to falsely cla...

  • Raided pot providers sue government

    Raided pot providers sue government

    US Legal News 05/11/2011

    Two medical marijuana providers have accused the U.S. government of civil rights violations in what may be the first lawsuit of its kind in response to a federal crackdown on pot operations across the nation.The owners of Montana Caregivers Associati...

  • Judge dismisses EA from NCAA antitrust lawsuit

    Judge dismisses EA from NCAA antitrust lawsuit

    US Legal News 05/07/2011

    A federal judge has dismissed video game maker Electronic Arts Inc. from a high-profile antitrust lawsuit challenging the NCAA's long-standing prohibition against paying student athletes for their performance. But U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken o...

  • States ask US court to overturn health overhaul

    States ask US court to overturn health overhaul

    US Legal News 05/05/2011

    More than two dozen states challenging the health care overhaul urged a U.S. appeals court on Wednesday to strike down the Obama administration's landmark law, arguing it far exceeds the federal government's powers. The motion, filed on behalf of 26 ...

  • Kan. House debates forcing lawsuit over casino

    Kan. House debates forcing lawsuit over casino

    US Legal News 04/28/2011

    The Kansas House is debating whether it should force the attorney general to file a lawsuit over a proposed state-owned casino south of Wichita. A resolution being discussed Thursday would require Attorney General Derek Schmidt to sue the state Racin...

  • Treasury risks overpaying law firms

    Treasury risks overpaying law firms

    US Legal News 04/18/2011

    The Treasury Department paid out more than $27 million to law firms overseeing the financial bailouts without requiring detailed bills or questioning the incomplete records that the lawyers provided, a government watchdog says. Treasury's "current co...

  • Court turns down appeal in murder plot case

    Court turns down appeal in murder plot case

    US Legal News 04/18/2011

    The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal in a murder-for-hire plot after the star prosecution witness forged documents used at trial and lied about his military background. The court said Monday it will not review a divided appeals court ruling that,...

  • Court ruling could mean NJ budget scramble

    Court ruling could mean NJ budget scramble

    US Legal News 04/10/2011

    Gov. Chris Christie is warning that if the state Supreme Court rules the way it usually does on a long-running school funding case, it could doom other state services. The build-up about the immediate consequences gives the chapter of the court case ...

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