Sentences with phrase «judge ruling today»

Apple has been found guilty of ebook price fixing, with a New York federal judge ruling today that the Cupertino firm conspired with publishers to drive up the cost in its iBookstore.

A Bronx judge ruled today that Councilman Fernando Cabrera could stay on the ballot in his primary challenge against State Senator Gustavo Rivera, tossing the case because Mr. Rivera's team failed to properly serve a subpoena to a petition carrier for Mr. Cabrera who allegedly collected fraudulent signatures.

A challenge to Zephyr Teachout's ballot status brought on behalf of Governor Andrew Cuomo is invalid, a state Supreme Court judge ruled today.

From left: Andrew Cuomo, Rector Square and Yair Levy A State Supreme Court judge ruled today that Attorney General Andrew Cuomo can proceed in...

Intelligent design (ID) has no place in a science classroom, a Pennsylvania federal district judge ruled today.

April 9, 2012: U.S. EPA overstepped its authority when it vetoed a Clean Water Act permit issued for a sprawling mountaintop - removal coal mining project in West Virginia, a federal judge ruled today.

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Today the Delaware Chancery Court judge hearing the trial said that before March 28 he'd rule on whether Barry Diller's proposed breakup of IAC into five independent companies violated his contract...

A federal judge in California has ruled today that US - based cryptocurrency exchange portal Coinbase must hand over details of over 14,000 users to the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

A judge will rule today which of the remaining children of Martin Luther King Jr will get his Bible and... More

Today, U.S. District Judge Myron Thompson ruled an Alabama law requiring abortion doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals is unconstitutional.

USA Today: Ruling lets S.C. students earn credit for religion classes In a ruling that advocates called «a tremendous victory for religious education,» a three - judge panel of the 4th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the right of a school district to award high school credit for religious courses, as long as they meet secular stanRuling lets S.C. students earn credit for religion classes In a ruling that advocates called «a tremendous victory for religious education,» a three - judge panel of the 4th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the right of a school district to award high school credit for religious courses, as long as they meet secular stanruling that advocates called «a tremendous victory for religious education,» a three - judge panel of the 4th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals upheld the right of a school district to award high school credit for religious courses, as long as they meet secular standards.

Deputy High Court judge Rowena Collins - Rice, who considered rival claims during a trial in London earlier this month, is scheduled to deliver a ruling today.

The government filed its appeal of Judge Vinson's ruling declaring Obamacare unconstitutional today.

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The judge announced last week that he would rule on Woyome's application today [July 4] and therefore the oral examination that was billed for Thursday, June 29, did not come off.

Speaking earlier today, Mr Smith, the former shadow work and pensions Secretary, said he wanted to take on Mr Corbyn in the contest and insisted judges should not «interfere» with the party's ruling.

But speaking on Citi Eyewitness News today [Thursday], Mr. Crabbe said he disagreed with the Judge's ruling, and is consulting his lawyers to file an appeal.

Craig Doran, Astacio's Administrative Judge in the Seventh Judicial District, issued a statement about today's ruling saying in part:

First Lady Melania Trump can move ahead with a defamation lawsuit against a Maryland blogger who published claims that Trump worked in the past as a «high - end escort» and suffered a «mental breakdown» during the campaign in part because of those allegations, a judge ruled on today.

Another candidate for the Buffalo School Board — Colleen E. Russell, an ally of Carl Paladino — was knocked off the May 3 ballot today when a judge ruled she had only 498 valid signatures on her petitions to run for the seat, two short of the 500 required.

Their lawyers pleaded with the court that, they are first time offenders and the court should have mercy on them but the presiding judge stated that the media and all radio panelists must learn valuable lessons from today's ruling and stop unnecessary attacks on the courts and its judges.

Queens State Senator Tony Avella, who took the stand today to testify about State Senate rules and procedures, called the meeting «absolutely disgraceful» — a comment the judge ordered stricken from the record.

Today, Pennsylvania Commonwealth Senior Judge James Gardner Colins is expected to rule on the Republican Party's final attempt to nullify the Libertarian Party's hard - won ballot status for 2012.

«There is obvious interest in obtaining information about the origins of an investigation that led, ultimately, to the resignation of the governor of New York,» U.S. District Judge Jed S. Rakoff said in ruling for the paper today.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — A judge today ruled pay raises for Onondaga County legislators were illegally passed last year, while upholding a raise for the county executive.

Federal Judge Denise Cote, who has been presiding over the affordable housing case in Westchester County, issued a ruling today stating that the county breached a portion of the settlement that was agreed upon back in 2009.

Research on embryonic stem cells funded by the U.S. government must stop immediately for a court - ordered review, Judge Royce Lamberth of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled today.

The Volusia case is still pending appeal, but a judge in Duval County (which contains Jacksonville) ruled today that Proctor did not need to surrender The Golden Holocaust for cases in Duval.

In May, the High Court had said that Singh would have to defend his claims as fact, but today, a panel of three appeal judges ruled that he can use a «fair comment» defense — that is, defend his statements as opinions.

The authors of today's letter urge the court's judges to «deliberate on the full implications before making a legally binding ruling.»

That night Darrow said: «Today we have won, but by tomorrow the judge will have recovered and will rule against us.

* UPDATED A California Superior Court judge today ruled that two Magnolia Public Schools (MPS) charters can remain open, blocking LA Unified's effort to shut them down over financial concerns.

A lawsuit challenging the country's largest private school choice program saw a significant setback today, as a Leon County circuit judge ruled the groups behind the case did not have standing to bring the lawsuit.

Following the court's ruling today, attorney Lauren Clemmons, who is defending the state in the case, told Judge Hobgood that an unspecified amount of voucher money had already been disbursed.

Today a circuit court judge dismissed the lawsuit, ruling that the plaintiffs lacked standing to sue because they could not show how they were harmed by the law.

As per a State Supreme Court ruling, just released today as written by Acting Supreme Court Justice Judge Roger McDonough (May 10, 2016), and at 15 pages in length and available in full here, Sheri won her case.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Charter school advocates in Florida and around the nation today hailed a ruling by Leon County Circuit Court Judge John C. Cooper, who yesterday threw out a legal challenge filed by 14 Florida school boards.

Earlier today, Apple lost a major case when District Judge Denise Cote ruled that the company led a conspiracy to raise e-book prices above those charged by Amazon.

In a statement issued today, PIJAC Executive Vice President Mike Bober responded to Judge David Campbell's ruling in the matter of Puppies N» Love, et al. v. City of Phoenix...

Today, I am excited to share with you that for the second time in just over two years, this month a federal judge ruled in our favor to protect the threatened sea otter!

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Craig Karlan said today that he is not in favor of delaying the release of Brütal Legend, but pushed back arguments and a formal ruling on the affair for one week.

Virginia Attorney General and global warming denier Ken Cuccinelli has been rebuffed by a state Circuit Court judge who ruled today that Cuccinelli's politically - charged subpoena against the University of Virginia and climate scientist Michael Mann lacked an «objective basis.»

The Surfrider Foundation filed appeal today of Superior Court Judge Judith F. Hayes» ruling siding with the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board's determination to allow «open ocean» intake to withdraw seawater for an ocean desalination facility on the Carlsbad coast, the largest ever planned in the United States, and the first to be scrutinized by the California courts.

The Surfrider Foundation won an important victory today when Judge Joan M. Lewis ruled in favor of open beach access at the Dana Point Strands Beach.

Adds Jutras: «Obviously, academics and students, both graduate and undergraduate, will find much to reflect upon at this conference, but lawyers, judges, arbitrators must also think carefully about the multiple layers and intersecting bodies of norms and rules that constitute the law today, and what it means to have and to maintain legal expertise.

Today I kick off what could turn into an ongoing series of posts here at Legal Blog Watch, assuming the continued future clueless - ness of litigants: «Judge Carton Rules.»

Today, Australian Federal Court judge Peter Jacobsen ruled that the famous riff in «Down Under» plagiarized a popular nursery rhyme about a kookaburra written in 1932.

«Ban on Prison Religious Program Challenged; U.S. Judge Ruled Evangelical Rehabilitation Effort in Iowa Is Unconstitutional»: This article appears today in The Washington Post.

The trial judge denied to issue such an injunction and today the Appeals Court upheld the trial judge's ruling.

Today three judges in the Divisional Court ruled that the Government's proposed residence test for non-criminal legal aid is «discriminatory» and «unlawful».