New York Law Journal
... official acts as the opportunities arose. Rosen contends that the Government's "as opportunities arise" theory of quid pro quo bribery...
...WASHINGTON - A federal appeals court in Washington on May 28 sided with Comcast Cable Communications...
...Safety Board (NTSB), an independent federal agency which issues safety recommendations...These offenses relied on the government's ability to establish a...
...he said was the influence of civil rights lawyers on election-year politics and took a shot at Scheindlin. "It's just...
...judges of course face re-election, which is a terrible thing, but federal judges, who are appointed for life, don't appreciate how much independence...
...far-reaching consequences. One involves an Alabama county that opposes federal oversight of its election procedures, and the other concerns the scope of...
...In an effort to reduce her sentence, under the guidance of the government, she taped conversations with other State legislators and local officials. Their names...
...elected branches of government." ...
...an understatement to say that these were disfavored activities. The politics of the 1940s and 1950s was one of fear and distrust—...
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