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National Law Journal
...court of appeals and remand the cause for further consideration of the case not inconsistent with this opinion.FACTS AND PROCEDURAL HISTORYAlthough...
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National Law Journal
...error was harmful. Therefore, Francis's conviction should be reversed and the case remanded for a new trial.BackgroundAs the majority states...
National Law Journal
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...society and children. In United States v. Windsor, the Wednesday case, the court had more practical worries about whether the case could proceed...
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Toyota says its problems with sudden unintended acceleration are in the rearview mirror, but newly disclosed documents raise questions that experts say have not yet been answered
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