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Philippines�The Home Guaranty Corporation (HGC) on Wednesday asked the Court of Appeals to stop the Manila City Regional Trial Court from implementing its decision appointing a receiver for the properties of the Smokey Mountain rehabilitation project.
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A Kentucky appeals court upheld a $6.1 million award to a former fast food worker who was forced to strip in a McDonald's restaurant office after someone called posing as a police officer. The appellate court on Friday ruled that Illinois-based McDonald's...
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Jurors on Thursday found Keynon Michael Owens guilty of first-degree "felony" murder, linked to the 2006 killing of Javier Carranza...At a joint trial in 2007, a jury convicted Owens and co-defendant Joe Gene Sanders of murder and robbery counts. They...
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R.I.— A federal appeals court says a Rhode Island judge was correct to order a new trial for a state trooper who was ultimately cleared of using excessive force during a raid on a tribal smoke shop. A federal jury in 2005 found that Trooper Kenneth Jones...
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District Judge David Hamilton for the Chicago-based federal appeals court, approving a nominee targeted by conservatives as a liberal activist. Hamilton was approved on a 59-39 vote and became the eighth of President Barack Obama's judicial nominees to...
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An appeals court says Seattle biotechnology firm Cell Theraputics Inc. can pursue claims for nearly $23 million against a former consultant...Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday overturned the ruling of a federal judge in Seattle...CTI says that on...
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A disbarred lawyer convicted in a terrorism case should report to prison by Thursday after an appeals court upheld her conviction, a judge said Wednesday...Koeltl said 70-year-old Lynne Stewart should surrender by 5 p.m. Thursday to begin serving a two-year,...
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N.C. (AP) — Court of Appeals Judge Sanford Steelman is seeking another eight-year term on North Carolina's second-highest court. Steelman announced Monday he'll run again in 2010 and has filed paperwork with the State Board of Elections to participate...
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Democrats were poised Tuesday end to end a Senate filibuster against a controversial appeals court nominee and show Republicans they can't stop President Barack Obama from turning the federal judiciary to the left. Democrats, with a bit of Republican...
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The Chicago Police Department can keep its misconduct records secret, a federal appellate panel ruled Tuesday. The decision from the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals was a setback for independent journalist and community activist Jamie Kalven, who has waged...
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