Thursday, November 26, 2009

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Obama Victory Ends GOP Hopes for a Much More Conservative Supreme Court

New liberal nominees likely to replace aging liberals on the high court. more >>

Ted Stevens's Convictions: Good News for Conservatives With Conviction

The GOP will be better off without Stevens the Spender. more >>

Texas Fraternity Ordered to Pay $16.2 Million to Parents of Dead Pledge

Freshman fell from his fifth-floor balcony two years ago after being hazed by fraternity members. more >>

Judge Says Wisconsin May Deny Funds to Religious Group

First Amendment rights were not violated, judge writes. more >>

Neighbor's Barking Dogs Trigger $25K Lawsuit

Two brothers say nonstop dog yapping has caused them anxiety. more >>

Who Were Abramoff's Victims?

The Indian tribes aren't among Abramoff's victims. more >>

Wesley Snipes, Not Dangerous?

Judge rules the actor presents no "danger of any kind"—unlike the action heroes he's played on screen. more >>

Myanmar Allows Foreign Aid Workers, McCain Releases Medical Records, and More

McCain's Judicial Speech Could Help With Conservatives

In a shift, McCain aligns more with the right and advocates for judicial restraint. more >>

Behind the Delays in Confirming Judges

What the partisan battles mean to Bush's legal legacy. more >>

Elections for Judges Are Getting Nastier

The Wisconsin Supreme Court race is just one example of what's ahead. more >>

Attacking Climate Change in Court

A spate of legal cases try to hold corporations and governments liable global warming more >>

Excerpts From Friend-of-Court Briefs

The D.C. gun case exposes strange bedfellows and internal rifts in the administration. more >>

How the Trials Will Work

The biggest test of a special judicial system more >>

Trying the 9/11 Suspects

The cases against suspected terrorists are the biggest test yet for a controversial system. more >>

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