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Mike Carter, former Judge and long time DWI attorney responded to the news of the Supreme Court's decision: "It's already the case that police officers only need a 'reasonable suspicion' to take someone's driver license for up to a year.

On March 20th, Concert pianist Jade Simmons will be honored at a black-tie dinner in Washington D.C. where she'll receive a Medal of Excellence from the Sphinx Organization recognizing young Black and Latino leaders in classical music.

The release of author Gregory L Hudson's book, "Why I Sued Eddie Murphy", shines a spotlight on "copyright infringement" lawsuits like never before and leaves writers, Independent Artists, and Intellectual Property Solo Practioners optimistic.

Prosecutors have all the power in these cases in the first place -- the fact is prosecutors have been getting guilty verdicts withOUT alcohol-percentage tests for more years than they have with them. We canot continually chip away the 4th Amendment

Attorney David Rivkin to deliver Constitution Day address at Penn State

The Supreme Court ObamaCare ruling is the topic at a Federalist Society forum on October 4 at Florida International University College of Law. David Rivkin, who led the 26-state case against the US government, and Prof. Elizabeth Foley will present.

David Rivkin Analyzes the Supremes’ Decision at the Cato Institute's annual Constitution Day symposium on Supreme Court rulings. The Chief Justice’s opinion expanded Congress’ taxing power in order to uphold the ObamaCare legislation.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) this morning, which means U.S. healthcare reform is here to stay.

Gardere’s Richard Faulk will participate in the mock U.S. Supreme Court arguments on climate change tort liability April 10 at George Mason University School of Law.

Will Obamacare survive the Supreme Court? Will the justices rule based on politics or the constitution? Three Days of Argument: Obamacare on Trial captures one of the most important issues facing our nation and our Supreme Court.

Bioethics Defense Fund and co-counsel file Supreme Court amicus brief for 7 medical groups exposing how Obamacare “abortion premium mandate” violates the Free Exercise Clause.

Ragsdale Liggett attorney, Jim Conner made significant appellate law in the case against the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services when the state's final appeal was rejected by the NC Supreme Court.

Mike Carter, former Judge and long time DWI attorney responded to the news of the Supreme Court's decision: "It's already the case that police officers only need a 'reasonable suspicion' to take someone's driver license for up to a year.

Why should the US legalize gay marriage? It gives the homosexuals the same benefits as heterosexuals under the law of the United States of America that has nothing to do with the Bible or...

On March 20th, Concert pianist Jade Simmons will be honored at a black-tie dinner in Washington D.C. where she'll receive a Medal of Excellence from the Sphinx Organization recognizing young Black and Latino leaders in classical music.

On February 28th, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled against a major player in the foreclosure industry, Quality Loan Service, saying it could not act merely as an agent for lenders.

The case is Gabelli v. Securities and Exchange Commission and "a decision is expected in the court's upcoming term, which ends in June." Mr. Cunningham has been granted permission to file an Amicus Brief with the U.S. Supreme Court.

The release of author Gregory L Hudson's book, "Why I Sued Eddie Murphy", shines a spotlight on "copyright infringement" lawsuits like never before and leaves writers, Independent Artists, and Intellectual Property Solo Practioners optimistic.

Prosecutors have all the power in these cases in the first place -- the fact is prosecutors have been getting guilty verdicts withOUT alcohol-percentage tests for more years than they have with them. We cannot continually chip away the 4th Amendment

Prosecutors have all the power in these cases in the first place -- the fact is prosecutors have been getting guilty verdicts withOUT alcohol-percentage tests for more years than they have with them. We canot continually chip away the 4th Amendment

Obamacare has certainly helped the healthcare industry boom. Qualified Registered Medical Sales Representatives (RMSR) will be needed to capture the increasing demand that will be sweeping the United States.

Attorney David Rivkin to deliver Constitution Day address at Penn State

The Supreme Court ObamaCare ruling is the topic at a Federalist Society forum on October 4 at Florida International University College of Law. David Rivkin, who led the 26-state case against the US government, and Prof. Elizabeth Foley will present.

The Supreme Court today asked the Solicitor General to file a brief detailing the U.S. government position on the Ninth Circuit Court decision which struck down a California law that allowed Americans to pursue Genocide-era life insurance claims.

Robert Will's death penalty appeal being reviewed by the US District Court under Martinez v. Ryan decision.

David Rivkin Analyzes the Supremes’ Decision at the Cato Institute's annual Constitution Day symposium on Supreme Court rulings. The Chief Justice’s opinion expanded Congress’ taxing power in order to uphold the ObamaCare legislation.

Farmer, Jaffe, Weissing, Edwards, Fistos & Lehrman, P.L, is proud to support to Constitution Day September 17th.

The Las Vegas Chapter of The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies will host a luncheon on Friday, Sept. 14, entitled “The Post Obamacare Landscape: Restoring Federalism’s Lost Political Safeguard.”

The Chief Justice has responsibilities that extend beyond the other justices of the Supreme Court, most notably the upholder of the Court's image, and this may have played a role in Robert's decision on healthcare reform, a podcast says.

Georganne Chapin of Hudson Health Plan comments on yesterday's historic Florida v. Department of Health and Human Services decision

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) this morning, which means U.S. healthcare reform is here to stay.

Millions of lives impacted and another step towards the elimination of health disparities

The Supreme Court's decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act has not changed the Gray Panthers position that a universal single-payer health care sysytem is still the best way to provide affordable and quality access to all.

If the Affordable Care Act is struck down, Congress will be pressed to find other ways to finance health care reform, and might turn to a proposal it rejected last time: imposing personal responsibility on smokers

The Supreme Court's Obamacare decision will do little to hold down the overall costs of medical care, and will do virtually nothing about a factor which, all by itself, could have funded health care reform without any individual mandate or new taxes.

The Las Vegas Chapter of The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies will host a luncheon on Friday, June 8, entitled “Arizona v. United States: Presidential Preemption v. State Law.”

As the Supreme Court weighs healthcare reform's constitutionality, a podcast reminds listeners that the Court finding things unconstitutional is actually rare.

Podcast compares the role of Justice Anthony Kennedy, seen as the 'swing justice' on the Court, to a little-known Supreme Court justice from the 1930's.

Education is basic to the creation of an atmosphere in which human beings can meet one another on a plane of friendship and equality.

Gardere’s Richard Faulk will participate in the mock U.S. Supreme Court arguments on climate change tort liability April 10 at George Mason University School of Law.

Will Obamacare survive the Supreme Court? Will the justices rule based on politics or the constitution? Three Days of Argument: Obamacare on Trial captures one of the most important issues facing our nation and our Supreme Court.

The Las Vegas Chapter of The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies will host its next luncheon on Tuesday, April 3, entitled “How the Supreme Court has subverted the Constitution.”

Her views on the U.S. Constitution did not sit well with voters

Bioethics Defense Fund and co-counsel file Supreme Court amicus brief for 7 medical groups exposing how Obamacare “abortion premium mandate” violates the Free Exercise Clause.

Richard Faulk, chair of the Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP Litigation Department, participated in mock U.S. Supreme Court arguments on climate change tort liability hosted by the University of Houston’s Law Center.

The Oak Brook and Chicago Divorce Law Firm of Kulerski and Cornelison Supports Proposal to Standardize the Collection of Financial and Employment Data from Divorcing Couples

Defense Bar Objects to Ruling Affecting Privately Retained Attorneys

Although the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review "Obamacare", it is quite possible that it will not rule upon the law's constitutionality during its current term and before the 2012 elections, says public interest law professor John Banzhaf

The Trusts & Estates Practice of Long Island’s business law firm, Meltzer, Lippe, Goldstein & Breitstone has just added veteran Surrogate’s Court referee and litigator, Sally M. Donahue, to its practice.

Run brings awareness to copyright infringement laws and independent artists

Richard Faulk will represent industry interests during mock U.S. Supreme Court arguments in AEP v. Connecticut during the July 9-14 International Association of Defense Counsel Annual Meeting in Canada.

Ragsdale Liggett attorney, Jim Conner made significant appellate law in the case against the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services when the state's final appeal was rejected by the NC Supreme Court.

Attorney Dean Xenick of Burman, Critton, Luttier & Coleman has been appointed to a three-year term as a member The Florida Bar’s Code & Rules of Evidence Committee.

DRI—Voice of the Defense Bar—Weighs in on Opinions

DRI - The Voice of the Defense Bar has experts available to speak about the impact of the Supreme Court case Dukes v. Wal-Mart

Leading Defense Experts Available for Comment

DRI - The Voice of the Defense Bar has experts available to speak about the impact of the Supreme Court decision on Smith v. Bayer Corp.

Expert Available to Speak in Favor of Halliburton

Sunbury Press has released Scott Douglas Gerber's latest legal thriller "Mr. Justice", pitting the KKK against the Supreme Court and the highest powers in the land.

According to the Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform (FLIER), HB 1355 and SB 1504 seek to suppress voter participation and citizen led ballot initiatives, hampering Florida's democratic development and further entrenching plutocracy.

The Supreme Court is currently considering a challenge to the Arizona’s Clean Elections matching funds provision. Unfortunately, it appears the case may be decided without even considering the most important aspects of Clean Elections legislation.

The sudden charge by State House Speaker Dean Cannon and other legislators to drastically reform Florida’s Supreme Court is a poorly disguised attempt at retaliation towards the judicial branch.