National Law Journal
...Frye general-acceptance test in most states as well as federal court, the state of the law had achieved an equilibrium. [NLJ, May...
... Latham, in a brief filed May 17 in Washington federal district court, said Oxbow had dropped many of its arguments for disqualification after...
...Federal courts officials have appealed to Congress for emergency funding, saying the judiciary...
...A federal appeals court has upheld the eight-year prison sentence for accused mobster James...
...of hunting down assets to satisfy court judgments. "Congress has set up this tremendous system, the federal judges in this district have spent...
...disclosed the settlement on May 9 in a filing with the federal bankruptcy court in New York. American, its American Eagle regional affiliate...
...in the Washington-area district courts. This information is provided by...Assigned to Judge Beryl Howell. Federal question: Fair Labor Standards Act...
...The Supreme Court on Monday ruled in favor...Recent events have proven that federal agencies can't regulate themselves...
...federal statute mandates such checks. The government cited the 2004 First Circuit ruling in U.S. v. McIntosh, but Bulger's team said that court...
...is involved. Only rarely do federal judges need to deal with custodial issues. But currently the U.S. Supreme Court is considering a case that...
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