The Legal Intelligencer...of litigation matters, including a long-running copyright dispute with polling company Gallup Inc. that settled on the eve of trial. In filings...
A federal judge has certified a class of blood banks and hospitals that are bringing antitrust claims against two major manufacturers of blood reagents
...in the murder rate. Scheidegger said the past decade's Gallup polls have shown support for the death penalty remaining steady and high...
...abolition of the death penalty for the seriously mentally ill. A 2002 Gallup Poll found that 75 percent of Americans oppose executing offenders with serious...
Pennsylvanians for Modern Courts, or PMC, and PMCAction have been working for many years to change the way Pennsylvania selects appellate court judges
...support for the Patriot Act among the American people. According to the Gallup Poll, during the summer of 2003, 69 percent of Americans supported the...
There are a number of ways to fault the performance of Senate Democrats in their campaign to keep Samuel Alito Jr. - seemingly as rock-ribbed a conservative as you'll find - off the high court
...A federal appeals court has revived a copyright infringement suit brought by Gallup Inc. - the consulting firm best known for conducting the Gallup Poll - after...
The death penalty debate in Pennsylvania has taken an unexpected turn, just as a series of U.S. Supreme Court cases gave hope to death penalty abolitionists that the end may be near. Life without par
...appears to be on the side of the Democrats. A recent CNN-Gallup-USA Today poll showed 52 percent of Americans opposed ending...
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