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  • Bush vetoes U.S. bill outlawing CIA waterboarding

    Bush vetoes U.S. bill outlawing CIA waterboarding

    Legal News Feed 03/08/2008

    [##_1L|1110717560.jpg|width="110" height="128" alt=""|_##]U.S. President George W. Bush on Saturday vetoed legislation passed by Congress that would have banned the CIA from using waterboarding and other controversial interrogation techniques. Lawmak...

  • Ex-Alaska Governor's top aide to plead guilty to fraud

    Ex-Alaska Governor's top aide to plead guilty to fraud

    Legal News Feed 03/04/2008

    A top aide to former Alaska Gov. Frank Murkowski admitted on Monday to fraud as part of a wide-ranging corruption conspiracy that has ensnared several state politicians and implicated many of Alaska's top political figures.Jim Clark, who was the form...

  • McCain Says Report on Lobbyist Not True

    McCain Says Report on Lobbyist Not True

    Legal News Feed 02/21/2008

    John McCain emphatically denied a romantic relationship with a female telecommunications lobbyist on Thursday and said a report by The New York Times suggesting favoritism for her clients is "not true.""I'm very disappointed in the article. It's not ...

  • Court Rejects ACLU Challenge to Wiretaps

    Court Rejects ACLU Challenge to Wiretaps

    Legal News Feed 02/19/2008

    The Supreme Court has rejected a challenge to the Bush administration's domestic spying program.The justices' decision Tuesday includes no comment explaining why they turned down the appeal from the American Civil Liberties Union.The ACLU wanted the ...

  • Bush Says Congress Putting US in Danger

    Bush Says Congress Putting US in Danger

    Legal News Feed 02/16/2008

    With a government eavesdropping law about to expire, Washington is awash in accusations over who's to blame. President Bush said Friday that "our country is in more danger of an attack" because of Congress' failure to adopt a Senate bill that would h...

  • Paulson, Bernanke: No recession in '08

    Paulson, Bernanke: No recession in '08

    Legal News Feed 02/14/2008

    Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson both acknowledged problems in the U.S. economy Thursday, but both said they believe the nation will avoid falling into recession.However, the two added at a hearing before the ...

  • Lawmakers Fault FEMA on Trailers

    Lawmakers Fault FEMA on Trailers

    Legal News Feed 01/29/2008

    Democratic leaders of a House science subcommittee alleged yesterday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency manipulated scientific research into the potential danger posed by a toxic gas emitted in trailers still housing tens of thousands of su...

  • Ex-Ill. Gov Appeals to US Supreme Court

    Ex-Ill. Gov Appeals to US Supreme Court

    Legal News Feed 01/24/2008

    Former Illinois Gov. George Ryan asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to reverse his racketeering and fraud conviction, claiming he did not receive a fair trial.Ryan's lawyers said in a petition to the court that the trial judge replaced two jur...

  • Elections don't do justice to state's Circuit Court judges

    Elections don't do justice to state's Circuit Court judges

    Legal News Feed 01/13/2008

    The great Federalists from Virginia and New York, James Madison and Alexander Hamilton, didn't agree with the anti-Federalist views of Maryland's Jeremiah Chase on the organization of American government. However they all saw eye-to-eye on one matter...

  • Ga. Court Examines Banishment Policy

    Ga. Court Examines Banishment Policy

    Legal News Feed 01/08/2008

    An unusual question is before the Georgia Supreme Court: Should banishment of criminals be banned?Though Georgia's judges are technically outlawed from banishing offenders, some have skirted the rule by restricting them from all but one of the state'...

  • Supreme Court Justice Bill Clinton?

    Supreme Court Justice Bill Clinton?

    Legal News Feed 01/03/2008

    It is a title that would be sure to bring either fear or cheer to many Americans, depending on your political leanings: Supreme Court Justice Bill Clinton.That provocative possibility has long been whispered in legal and political circles ever since ...

  • Court Bars Detainee Transfer to Algeria

    Court Bars Detainee Transfer to Algeria

    Legal News Feed 01/01/2008

    A federal appeals court Monday blocked the Bush administration from transferring a detainee at Guantanamo Bay to Algeria, where the prisoner says his life would be in danger from the government and al-Qaida.The appeals court is stopping any transfer ...

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