Seventh Circuit Orders Further Review of Robocall Ban

NEWS FROM WASHINGTON • Seventh Circuit Orders Further Review of Robocall Ban • Limiting Menu Labeling Rules for Pizzerias, Grocery Stores • Appeals Court Orders New Trial in 2006 Slaying • Obama Nominates Two to D.C. Superior Court • Senate Changes Rules, Curbs Power to Filibuster • Bickering Between Plaintiffs, Objectors to BP Settlement Seventh Circuit Orders Further Review of Robocall Ban A federal appeals court has ordered a federal trial judge to review whether Indiana's ban on political robocalls is constitutional. Read More » Limiting Menu Labeling Rules for Pizzerias, Grocery Stores Sens. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) and Angus King (I-Maine) have served up legislation that aims to limit or eliminate upcoming U.S. Food and Drug Administration menu labeling rules for grocery stores, corner markets and pizzerias, winning rave reviews from the food... Read More » Appeals Court Orders New Trial in 2006 Slaying The District of Columbia Court of Appeals ordered a new trial for three men convicted of plotting a 2006 murder, saying the trial judge was wrong to deny their lawyers time to rebut testimony from a key government witness. Brian... Read More » Obama Nominates Two to D.C. Superior Court A public defender and administrative law judge are President Barack Obama's picks to fill open seats in the District of Columbia Superior Court. Sherry Trafford of the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia and Steven Wellner, an administrative... Read More » Senate Changes Rules, Curbs Power to Filibuster The Senate voted on Thursday to strip the minority party of its power to block presidential nominations, a major shift that streamlines the confirmation process for President Obama's judicial and agency picks. Read More » Bickering Between Plaintiffs, Objectors to BP Settlement Plaintiffs lawyers who obtained two settlements with BP PLC over the Deepwater Horizon oil spill have accused prominent attorneys Ted Frank and Darrell Palmer of filing appeals on behalf of objectors who aren't legitimate class members. Read More » SUPREME COURT CASES

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