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Monthly Archives: February 2007
Tenn. Supreme Court seat up for grabs again
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee’s Judicial Selection Commission announced Wednesday that it will be accepting applications from middle and west Tennessee for the state’s vacant Supreme Court seat. The commission will receive applications until March 16, then meet on April 13 … Read More
News, State Supreme CourtsState’s caseload outgrowing resources, Chief Justice warns
Chief Justice Ronald M. George
SACRAMENTO — The state of California will need an additional 100 judges over the next two years, state Supreme Court Chief Justice Ronald M. George has told state lawmakers. Read More
News, State Supreme CourtsState SC’s ’06 bond ruling may force public hospital sale
Idaho Supreme Court courtroom
BOISE — An Idaho Supreme Court decision last year may soon turn a public health center into a private one. Read More
News, State Supreme CourtsLiability or Nuisance? Decision was easy for AG Lynch
Lynch
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch has always wanted the companies that used to manufacture lead-based paint to take liability for their product, just not in a products liability case. Read More
Hot Topics, Lead Paint, NewsMadigan’s raiders may find sleepy voting booths today
Lisa Madigan
Illinois attorney general Lisa Madigan seems to determined to ensure that Illinois polling places no longer resemble – well – Illinois polling places. Read More
News, State AGsInd. SC won’t make new exception to doctrine
Dickson
INDIANAPOLIS – A retaliatory discharge claim will not be included in the list of Indiana’s exemptions to the employment at will doctrine, the state’s Supreme Court recently decided.
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