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Supreme Court faces pressure to reconsider Citizens United ruling - Washington Post Kansas City Star Supreme Court faces pressure to reconsider Citizens United ruling Washington Post Has anything changed in the world of campaign finance that might give pause to the five members of the Supreme Court who decided Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission exactly 28 months ago Monday? Or, to be more precise, has anything changed ... APNewsBreak: 22 states join campaign finance fightThe Associated Press APNewsBreak: 22 states, DC back Montana in Supreme Court corporate spending fightNewser High court has 3 options on Montana's corporate spending banThe Missoulian all 456 news articles »

Apple, Samsung CEOs set for court talks - Reuters Sydney Morning Herald Apple, Samsung CEOs set for court talks Reuters Apple's Tim Cook and Samsung's Choi Gee-sung, whose companies are embroiled in bitter patent litigation, have been instructed by a federal judge to appear for court-supervised mediation. A joint court filing in April said that "as directed by the Court ... Apple and Samsung CEOs to meet in San FranciscoCNET Apple Goes After Samsung Galaxy Tab in Court [VIDEO]Mashable Apple, Samsung Set Patent TalksWall Street Journal all 120 news articles »

Israel military court convicts Palestinian protest leader of urging youths to ... - Washington Post Ma'an News Agency Israel military court convicts Palestinian protest leader of urging youths to ... Washington Post OFER MILITARY BASE, West Bank — An Israeli military court on Sunday convicted a Palestinian protest leader of urging youths to throw rocks at Israeli soldiers, ruling in a case that sparked international criticism of Israeli practices in the West Bank. Military court clears Tamimi of incitement chargeMa'an News Agency West Bank activist Tamimi convicted of stoning chargeAFP West Bank activist convicted over stoningGulf Times all 605 news articles »

Reserves make sure Miami Heat reclaims home court advantage - MiamiHerald.com MiamiHerald.com Reserves make sure Miami Heat reclaims home court advantage MiamiHerald.com AJ Mast / AP By George Richards INDIANAPOLIS -- LeBron James and Dwyane Wade carried the Heat for much of Sunday's win against the Pacers, so much so, Indiana's radio voice didn't notice anyone else on the court. “They have two guys,'' Mark Boyle said ... Commentary: Indiana Pacers, not off-court distractions, pose biggest problem ...Palm Beach Post Heat in desperation mode; Wade ready to atoneUSA TODAY Heat vs. Pacers Game 4: Loss Would Put Erik Spoelstra on Hot SeatBleacher Report all 1,335 news articles »

Seven face court over dissident republican charges - Irish Times AFP Seven face court over dissident republican charges Irish Times SEVEN PEOPLE appeared in court in Northern Ireland on Saturday charged with serious dissident republican offences, including two brothers of well-known Lurgan republican Colin Duffy, one of whom was charged with directing terrorism. Seven appear on terrorism countsNew Zealand Herald 3 men from same family charged with terror offenses in N. Ireland courtWashington Post Three relatives of dissident republican Colin Duffy appear in court over ...Telegraph.co.uk The Press Association -AFP all 1,504 news articles »

Texas Supreme Court defines 'actual innocence' more broadly - Fort Worth Star Telegram USA TODAY Texas Supreme Court defines 'actual innocence' more broadly Fort Worth Star Telegram The Texas Supreme Court on Friday issued a significant interpretation of the Tim Cole Act that allows compensation even in cases where DNA evidence is not available to nullify a conviction. In a unanimous opinion by Justice Dale Wainwright, the court ... Court to Texas: Pay $2 million to man imprisoned for 26 yearsLos Angeles Times Texas high court orders state to pay ex-inmate $2MFox News all 26 news articles »

Man in court over teenager's murder - The Press Association BBC News Man in court over teenager's murder The Press Association A 26-year-old man is to appear in court charged with the murder of an 18-year-old girl in Northern Ireland and the attempted murder of her sister. Lauren O'Neill who had only recently celebrated her birthday was killed in a shooting in the village of ... A man is due before magistrates in Derry today charged with murder and ...RTE.ie all 509 news articles »

$1052500 Tyrannosaurus sale proceeds despite court order - USA TODAY USA TODAY $1052500 Tyrannosaurus sale proceeds despite court order USA TODAY The 75% complete fossil skeleton, "has sold for $1052500, contingent upon resolution of a Texas state court proceeding," Heritage Auctions of Dallas announced on Sunday. The sale proceeded although Mongolia, acting through its attorney, Robert Painter, ... Dinosaur skeleton fetches $1.05 million at disputed US auctionReuters all 18 news articles »

Judge rejects calls to resign - Philadelphia Inquirer USA TODAY Judge rejects calls to resign Philadelphia Inquirer But it boils down to a striking accusation: That a sitting judge effectively stole her way onto Pennsylvania's highest court. So reads the presentment filed by the Allegheny County district attorney, charging state Supreme Court Justice Joan Orie ... Pa. Supreme Court judge charged with campaign corruption in case that ensnared ...Washington Post Joan Orie Melvin's absence may hamstring Supreme Court casesPittsburgh Post Gazette Pennsylvania Supreme Court judge charged with corruptionReuters USA TODAY all 263 news articles »

Supreme Court considers whether to take up anti-terrorism laws - Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times Supreme Court considers whether to take up anti-terrorism laws Los Angeles Times (Mark Wilson, Getty Images / June 30, 2006) By David G. Savage, Washington Bureau WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court, after a four-year break from terrorism issues, is set to decide as soon as Monday whether to again take up constitutional challenges to ... and more »