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News BREAKING NEWS ~ Chief Justice Rehnquist dead at 80
BREAKING NEWS ~ Chief Justice Rehnquist dead at 80
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
September 3, 2005 11:17:00 pm

AP is reporting that Chief Justice William Rehnquist has died, according to a US Supreme Court spokeswoman. He was 80 and had been suffering from thyroid cancer; his last high-profile public appearance...

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News Legal aid heading to Katrina victims; lawyers across US donating funds, services
Legal aid heading to Katrina victims; lawyers across US donating funds, services
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
September 3, 2005 07:52:00 pm

The American Bar Association heads a growing list of lawyers groups organizing legal aid for victims of Hurricane Katrina . Bar associations from across the US are donating funds to support the provision of legal help to...

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News Saddam lawyer says October trial  too early as defense reorganized
Saddam lawyer says October trial too early as defense reorganized
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
September 3, 2005 07:02:00 pm

Saddam Hussein's Iraqi lawyer Khalil Dulaimi told Reuters Saturday that the October 19 trial date for his client indicated Friday by an Iraqi government source unconnected with the Iraqi Special Tribunal set up to try Hussein was...

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News Law and order returning to New Orleans, but justice system still shaky
Law and order returning to New Orleans, but justice system still shaky
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
September 3, 2005 04:53:00 pm

Federal and state officials said Saturday that with an influx of more National Guard troops and state police, civil authority had been restored to the New Orleans streets after a wave of crime and looting in the aftermath of...

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News ACLU, Georgia spar over voter ID card fees
ACLU, Georgia spar over voter ID card fees
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
September 3, 2005 12:49:00 pm

The American Civil Liberties Union charged Friday that Georgia had raised the fees for its new controversial voter ID cards without notice to the US Justice Department as required under federal law. The...

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News Roberts papers show nominee had doubts about genocide treaty, but advised approval
Roberts papers show nominee had doubts about genocide treaty, but advised approval
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
September 3, 2005 11:37:00 am

New papers by US Supreme Court nominee John G. Roberts Jr. released by the National Archives Friday indicate that as a young White House lawyer in 1984 he had some doubts over American ratification of the...

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News Fifth Circuit appeals court moving to Houston after Katrina
Fifth Circuit appeals court moving to Houston after Katrina
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
September 3, 2005 10:26:00 am

The US Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals , serving Louisiana, Texas and Mississippi from the John Minor Wisdom Courthouse in New Orleans, is moving to temporary quarters in Houston, according to Chief...

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News Appeals court refuses rehearing of Virginia late-term abortion case
Appeals court refuses rehearing of Virginia late-term abortion case
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
September 3, 2005 10:00:00 am

The US Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Friday refused a request by Virginia Attorney General Judy Jagdmann to have the full court rehear a June ruling by a three-judge panel striking down Virginia's...

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News Corporations and securities brief ~ SEC extends filing deadlines for Katrina victims
Corporations and securities brief ~ SEC extends filing deadlines for Katrina victims
James Murdock
September 2, 2005 08:11:00 pm

Leading Friday's corporations and securities law news, the US Securities and Exchange Commission has announced that it will indefinitely extend filing deadlines for businesses in the areas affected by hurricane Katrina. In a press release, the SEC...

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News California probing gas price gouging after Katrina; NM leaders draft profiteering ban
California probing gas price gouging after Katrina; NM leaders draft profiteering ban
Chris Buell
September 2, 2005 04:24:00 pm

California Attorney General Bill Lockyer Friday opened an investigation into whether gasoline retailers in the state had participated in illegal profiteering in the wake of Hurricane Katrina . Lockyer said his office would subpoena records...

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