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  • Appeals court vacates ban on US horse slaughter

    Appeals court vacates ban on US horse slaughter

    Recent Cases 12/16/2013

    A federal appeals court on Friday removed a temporary ban on domestic horse slaughter, clearing the way for companies in New Mexico, Missouri and Iowa to open while an appeal of a lawsuit by animal protection groups proceeds. The 10th U.S. Circuit Co...

  • Court: Exec guilty over faulty French implants

    Court: Exec guilty over faulty French implants

    Legal Events 12/12/2013

    A disgraced French businessman was convicted of fraud and sentenced to four years in prison on Tuesday for filling tens of thousands of breast implants with industrial grade silicone. But he left the courthouse freely after lodging an appeal, and tho...

  • New Calif. court date set for ex-Nevada lawmaker

    New Calif. court date set for ex-Nevada lawmaker

    U.S. Court News 12/09/2013

    A California court date was pushed back again for a former Las Vegas-area lawmaker jailed since a freeway chase and scuffle with police the day he was expelled last March from the Nevada Assembly. Prosecutor Shannon Faherty said a Friday court date f...

  • LA airport shooting suspect appears in court

    LA airport shooting suspect appears in court

    U.S. Court News 12/05/2013

    The man charged with killing a Transportation Security Administration officer and wounding two other agents and a civilian during a shooting rampage at Los Angeles International Airport made his first court appearance Wednesday, still showing signs o...

  • Seattle lawyer left $188 million charitable trust

    Seattle lawyer left $188 million charitable trust

    Legal Events 12/02/2013

    A Seattle lawyer who quietly amassed a fortune by investing his inherited family wealth has left a bequest of nearly $188 million to benefit Seattle Children's Hospital, the University of Washington School of Law and the Salvation Army. Hospital offi...

  • Supreme Court Will Take up New Health Law Dispute

    Supreme Court Will Take up New Health Law Dispute

    Recent Cases 11/29/2013

    The Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to referee another dispute over President Barack Obama's health care law, whether businesses can use religious objections to escape a requirement to cover birth control for employees. The justices said they will take ...

  • Spanish court sentences 'Robin Hood' mayor

    Spanish court sentences 'Robin Hood' mayor

    Recent Cases 11/25/2013

    A Spanish court has sentenced a town mayor and four others to seven months in prison for occupying unused military land they wanted to be loaned to farmers hard hit by the economic crisis. The regional court of southern Andalusia on Thursday convicte...

  • Appeals court won't toss NYC stop-frisk rulings

    Appeals court won't toss NYC stop-frisk rulings

    U.S. Court News 11/25/2013

    A federal appeals court refused Friday to toss out court rulings finding that New York City carried out its police stop-and-frisk policy in a discriminatory manner, ending what was likely the city's last chance to nullify the decisions before the arr...

  • Republicans block nominee to key appeals court

    Republicans block nominee to key appeals court

    U.S. Court News 11/22/2013

    Senate Republicans on Monday blocked President Barack Obama's nomination of Robert L. Wilkins to a key appellate court, continuing a nomination fight that has stoked partisan tensions in the Senate. Wilkins, a District Court judge in Washington who i...

  • International court summit debates Africa issues

    International court summit debates Africa issues

    U.S. Court News 11/22/2013

    The International Criminal Court's vexed relationship with Africa took center stage Wednesday on the opening day of the annual summit of its 122 member states. The prosecutions of Kenya's president and his deputy have plunged relations between the wo...

  • Spain court rejects handing pedophile to Morocco

    Spain court rejects handing pedophile to Morocco

    Legal Events 11/18/2013

    Spain's National Court has ruled against extraditing back to Morocco a convicted Spanish pedophile whose release triggered protests in the North African country. A court statement Monday said Daniel Galvan Vina would not be handed back because under ...

  • Russian court: Greenpeace activist to stay in jail

    Russian court: Greenpeace activist to stay in jail

    U.S. Court News 11/18/2013

    A Russian judge refused Monday to free Australian Greenpeace activist Colin Russell, who was among 30 people arrested following a protest against oil drilling in the Arctic, signaling that others also could be kept in jail for three more months pendi...

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