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A day before the one - year anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act, which had barred same - sex marriages from federal recognition, a divided three - judge panel of the 10th Circuit Court ruled...

Ryan is to appear Tuesday before Judge Edwin Berman in Cook County Circuit Court to ask for the same type of order Berman issued Jan. 8 that ordered cemeteries to permit burial of Jews who already own burial plots in the cemeteries affected by the strike and lockout.

In a 3 - 2 ruling on June 16, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit reversed a decision by a three - judge panel of the same court last October that had struck down the district's student - assignment policy as unconstitutionally discriminaCourt of Appeals for the 1st Circuit reversed a decision by a three - judge panel of the same court last October that had struck down the district's student - assignment policy as unconstitutionally discriminacourt last October that had struck down the district's student - assignment policy as unconstitutionally discriminatory.

An injunction issued by a lone circuit - court judge ordering striking teachers across West Virginia to return to their classrooms last March was illegal, the state supreme court has ruled.

Handed down this month, the unanimous ruling by the state's highest court said Kanawha County Circuit Judge John Hey had overstepped his jurisdiction when he issued the injunction against striking teachers statewide.

Following the SCOTUS opinion in January, Alabama Circuit Court Judge Tracie Todd struck down the state's death penalty as a possible sentence in four upcoming capital murder cases.

denied, 126 S. Ct. 1165 (2006): On remand from the Supreme Court, the Eighth Circuit struck down Minnesota's political activities canons, which prohibited judges and judicial candidates from engaging in partisan political activity but permitted them to speak at non-political party gatherings.