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Sprint Allowed to Pursue Legal Challenge to AT&T-T-Mobile Deal
AT&T argued that Overland Park, Kansas-based Sprint can't challenge the purchase under antitrust law because it's a competitor rather than a consumer. It also contended that Sprint's claims that the acquisition would hurt its business are unfounded.
Updated: 11/02/2011 11:37P
Scuffle on black magic conviction-court
The scuffle broke out after Tony Golossian was found guilty of 24 charges over 'prayer sessions' in which he convinced two women to have sex with him to rid themselves of black magic curses. At Sydney Local Court on Thursday, Sheriff's Officer Mark
Updated: 11/02/2011 11:36P
Teen sentenced to 80 years in jail for 2007 Metro killing gets new trial
But on Oct. 25, Court of Appeals of Maryland Judge Joseph Murphy, who retired after the initial trial, said in his opinion that after seven hours of interrogation, Prince George's County police detectives should have brought Moore to a district court
Updated: 11/02/2011 11:35P
Brooklyn murder trial delayed pending transport of a witness for the prosecution
Murder trial of Xing Chen put on hold this morning at King's County Supreme Court. Photo by Nicole Anderson. A Brooklyn murder trial involving the boyfriend of an ex-wife was put on hold this morning pending the outcome of a hearing
Updated: 11/02/2011 11:35P
Goldstein, Howe & Russell, P.C. | Argument recap: Court searches for a
The Justices spent much of the arguments pressing whether – and how – courts can, as Justice Alito put it, “unscramble the eggs” in a practical or principled way to come up with an adequate remedy. In Lafler v. Cooper, Michigan Solicitor General John
Updated: 11/02/2011 11:35P
Goldstein, Howe & Russell, P.C. | Argument recap: Eyewitnesses discredited? Hardly
Recalling criminal evidence lessons in law school, Roberts said that many types of evidence are “as unreliable as eyewitness testimony.” Rejoining the exchange, Justice Kennedy suggested that Perry's position was “invading the province of the jury.
Updated: 11/02/2011 11:35P
Penningtons | Dispute Resolution update - November 2011
Five days before the start of the trial, Mr De Guerin's solicitors made a low Part 36 offer (which the Court of Appeal described as 'totally unrealistic') and indicated that he was now prepared to agree to mediation or a without prejudice settlement
Updated: 11/02/2011 11:35P
Deeth Williams Wall | Canada's Highest Court Rules Hyper-Linking to Allegedly
Justice Abella relied on recent jurisprudence, Charter values, and the important role of the Internet in promoting freedom of expression as a basis for the exclusion. Chief Justice McLachlin and Justice Fish co-authored reasons that substantially
Updated: 11/02/2011 11:33P
Court rejects Amir's one-off fixing claims
Majeed's lawyer, accepting that his client was facing jail, told the agent's side of the story for the first time in the case -- which included fresh claims of further corruption within the Pakistan team. During the trial of Butt and Asif,
Updated: 11/02/2011 11:33P
Goldstein, Howe & Russell, P.C. | Petition of the day
damages and to remand for a new trial solely on punitive damages for the same claim; and (3) whether the Seventh Amendment prevents a federal court from splitting a single claim between two juries by ordering a new trial solely on punitive damages.
Updated: 11/02/2011 11:33P
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