The Legal IntelligencerFormer federal appeals judge, solicitor general and failed Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork, who died Wednesday, is being remembered as both a conservative legal trailblazer and a divisive nominee w
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Like toy soldiers standing on a carpeted battlefield, an array of groups and individuals have taken sides for the next front in the litigation assault on the new health care reform law
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...health law were dashed last week when U.S. District Judge Henry Hudson refused to dismiss the lawsuit. Hudson will hear arguments on the merits...
...School of Government's Ash Institute for Democratic Governance and Innovation...Executive Director and CEO Brian Hudson said the program plays an...
... Brian Hudson Sr., executive director and...
If this was the new look of harmony and consensus at the Supreme Court, it needs some work
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...allowed to consider all relevant evidence." The ruling in Hudson v. Michigan, one of four handed down yesterday, was one sign...
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