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Lawyer: Judge Denies Skakel's Appeal

A judge denied Michael Skakel's bid for a new trial Thursday, rejecting a claim that two other men committed a 1975 killing that sent the Kennedy cousin to prison. Complete Story...

Craig to Make Constitutional Argument

Idaho Sen. Larry Craig will argue before an appeals court that Minnesota's disorderly conduct law is unconstitutional as it applies to his conviction in a bathroom sex sting, according to a new court filing.

Craig Opens Another Legal Battle

Sen. Larry Craig has opened a new round in his legal battle stemming from his airport restroom arrest, appealing a judge's refusal to let him to withdraw his guilty plea to disorderly conduct.

Craig Appeals Ruling on Guilty Plea

U.S. Sen. Larry Craig of Idaho appealed to the Minnesota Court of Appeals on Monday in his ongoing attempt to withdraw his guilty plea in connection with an arrest in an airport bathroom sex sting.

Sen. Craig to File Appeal on Monday

Sen. Larry Craig says he will file an appeal Monday over a judge's refusal to allow him to withdraw his guilty plea stemming from his arrest in an airport bathroom sex sting.

Tax Evaders Denied Appeals As Fee Unpaid

Appeals filed on behalf of a husband and wife imprisoned for tax evasion were dismissed by a federal court because the couple did not pay the filing fees.

Feds Appealing Patriot Act Ruling

The Bush administration is appealing a ruling by a federal judge in Oregon who struck down key portions of the USA Patriot Act as unconstitutional.

Cyclist Landis to Appeal Doping Ruling

Floyd Landis has one more chance to regain his 2006 Tour de France title. Like almost every other campaign he has waged in this long struggle, he'll be starting from behind.

Judge Denies Former Ala. Gov's Release

A federal judge Thursday refused to release former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman on bond while his government corruption conviction is appealed.

Iraq Court to Rule on Saddam Verdict

Iraq's appeals court is expected to rule on Saddam Hussein's guilty verdict and death sentence by the middle of January, the chief prosecutor said Monday, setting in motion a possible execution by mid-February.

Key Witness for Skakel Appeal Takes 5th

A man who implicated two friends in the 1975 murder that sent Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel to prison has refused to testify, prompting a prosecutor Thursday to accuse him of making up the account.

Anti-Bush Shirt OK in School, Court Says

A middle school that censored the anti-drug, anti-Bush message on a student's T-shirt violated the boy's right to free speech, an appeals court ruled Wednesday.

The Vine

Judge: 'We Close at 5' - Texas Court's Closing Time Leads to Execution

Source: ABC News

Four words -- "We close at 5" -- enforced by Texas judge Sharon Keller led to the almost immediate execution of convicted murderer Michael Richard.

Supreme Court Won't Hear Torture Appeal - New York Times

Source: The New York Times

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 — A German citizen who said he was kidnapped by the Central Intelligence Agency and tortured in a prison in Afghanistan lost his last chance to seek redress in court today when the Supreme Court declined to consider his case.

Bush Secrecy On Domestic Spying Under Fire: 9th Circuit Panel : Judges Grill Attorneys On Blackout Of Wiretapping Information

Source: The San Jose Mercury News

While state secrets could still limit the scope of some legal challenges, the 9th Circuit judges appeared particularly leery of derailing a class-action lawsuit against AT&T; based on the government's state secrets argument.

Jury verdict upheld in Jordan racial bias case

Source: NOLA.com

A federal appeals court Wednesday upheld the verdict that Orleans Parish District Attorney Eddie Jordan violated civil rights law by firing dozens of white employees after taking office, marking the final automatic appeal of a jury award that tops $3.5 million and has been accrui …

Judge just won't let go of trouser lawsuit

Source: IOL

An administrative law judge who lost a $54-million (about R399-million) lawsuit against a South Korean immigrant dry cleaner over a missing pair of pants has filed a notice that he plans to appeal the verdict.

Judge rules banning sales of video games to minors "unconstitutional"

Source: MSNBC

SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge ruled on Monday a California law to label violent video games and bar their sale to minors was unconstitutional, prompting Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to say he would appeal the ruling.

US death penalty opponents search for innocent victim

Source: Yahoo! News

WASHINGTON (AFP) - Although dozens of US death row inmates have been proven innocent, death penalty opponents are seeking to bolster their cause by proving that at least one of the 1,087 people executed over the last 30 years in the United States was innocent. ADVERTISEMENT

What if Libby Was Black or Mentally Retarded?

Source: AlterNet.org

President Bush is going to have to get busy commuting a lot of "excessive" sentences: Justice Department research shows that of the 155,000 people convicted in state courts in 2002 (most recent numbers) of non-violent, non-weapons, non-drug, non-larceny crimes, 108,000 were sente …

Libby: Light at the End of the Tunnel?

Source: American Thinker

It is always a challenge to describe legal proceedings for a general audience and accurately capture clearly the gist of the arguments without oversimplifying them or making them utterly boring and incomprehensible to non-lawyers.

Revealed: Lockerbie 'bomber' could go free

Source: Guardian Unlimited

The case of the only man found guilty of the Lockerbie bombing, Britain's biggest terrorist outrage that killed 270 people, could be reopened after fresh evidence that his conviction was based on unreliable evidence.

Libby On His Way To Jail - Judge Won't Delay Sentence For Appeal

Source: The New York Times

WASHINGTON, June 14 — A federal judge refused today to delay the start of the prison sentence for I. Lewis Libby Jr. in the C.I.A. leak case while he appeals his conviction.

Abu-Jamal lawyers argue trial was biased

Source: Yahoo! News

Lawyers for former Black Panther Mumia Abu-Jamal argued to an appeals court Thursday that racism by a judge and prosecutors corrupted the 1982 trial at which he was condemned for killing a white police officer.

A Prayer For Madeleine McCann

Source: HubPages

I first became aware of this from the news. I am joining hands with my fellow Hubbers Jimmy and angelaandterry in spreading this appeal to the world in support to the family. I sincerely pray that by the time this hub is published Madeleine is reunited with her family.

Bring Madeleine Home

Source: bringmadeleinehome.com

This site summarises all the information from many sources about the missing 4 year old, Madeleine McCann.

Paris Hilton files appeal over sentence

Source: MSNBC

...I think I get in more trouble just because of who I am," she reportedly told the mag. "The cops do it all the time. They'll just pull me over to hit on me. It's really annoying.

Qantas deal goes to appeal

Source: The Sydney Morning Herald

A BILLIONAIRE American corporate raider has plunged the Qantas takeover bid into chaos because he missed the deadline. Art collector Samuel Heyman's stake was vital to get the $11.1billion Macquarie Bank-led takeover deal for the national carrier over the line.

D.C. appeals ruling overturning city handgun ban

Source: Reuters

The U.S. capital city was back in court on Monday trying to save its 30-year-old ban on residents owning handguns.

U.S. top court to rule on child pornography law - does it violate free speech guarantees?

Source: Reuters

The U.S. Supreme Court said on Monday it would decide whether a federal law prohibiting child pornography illegally infringes on free-speech or other rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution.

How Viagra works

Source: Revver

Viagra is available as blue pills with a characteristic shapeEven though sildenafil is only available by prescription from a doctor, it was advertised directly to consumers on US TV (famously being endorsed by Bob Dole and Football star Pele).

Ruling on Shoaib and Asif within Four Months

The appeal by the World Anti-Doping Agency against the lifting of a ban on Pakistani cricketers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif will be ruled on by the Court of Arbitration for sport within four months.

Ipswich victim's family launches appeal for terminally ill children

Source: Independent.co.uk

During Brian Adams's darkest moments, he tries to focus on memories of his daughter before drugs and prostitution took her away.

Board Of Education To Vote On Whether To Ban Harry Potter

Source: wsbtv.com

The state Board of Education is scheduled to vote Thursday on a Loganville woman's appeal of the Gwinnett County Board of Education's decision to keep Harry Potter books on the shelves at the elementary school her children attend.

Gay vets appeal 'don't ask, don't tell'

Source: Seattle Post-Intelligencer

BOSTON -- Twelve gay and lesbian veterans appealed a federal judge's decision to throw out a lawsuit challenging the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy.

Belgian Court: Sex with animals not punishable by law

Source: expatica.com

Calling Rick Santorum. Calling Rick Santorum. Belgium needs you! Man-on-dog sex is legal there, and you, soon to be without a job.

Soldiers in Revolt: 346 active-duty troops call to end the U.S. occupation of Iraq

Source: Raw Story

For the first time since the U.S. invasion of Iraq, active-duty members of the military are publicly appealing members of Congress to end the U.S. occupation, RAW STORY has learned.

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