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Regulation
The Nightmare for SAC's Steven Cohen Won't End Any Time Soon
E-mails from late August 2008 indicate that Cohen has much to worry about in a barrage of Dell trades -
Courts
Facing Subpoenas, SAC Capital Ends Full Cooperation
Steve Cohen's $15 billion hedge fund tells investors its cooperation with the government's insider trading probe "is no longer unconditional" -
Health Care
Liability Shocker: A Rare Truce on Medical Malpractice Suits
In Georgia, doctors and lawyers make nice over billing standards -
White House
The IRS Scandal: Tempest and the Tea Party
The IRS's targeting of conservatives has caused outrage, but that's not the real scandal -
Autos
'Click It or Ticket': The Annual Revenue-Generating, Seatbelt-Ticketing Blitz
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's annual two-week enforcement crackdown generates money for states and heightened driver cooperation -
Regulation
Anthony Chiasson Learns That $68 Million Gets You 6 1/2 Years
The co-founder of the hedge fund Level Global Investors goes to prison for insider trading -
Workplace
As Summer Job Season Starts, Unpaid Interns Suffer Setback in Court
A federal district judge in New York blocks Hearst interns from filing as a class -
Courts
Enron's Jeffrey Skilling Will Get Rough Justice
The government case against the former Enron CEO was never as clear or as simple as many people believed -
Fashion
Tiffany vs. Costco: Which Diamond Ring Is Better?
Upscale jeweler Tiffany is suing Costco over the wholesaler's "Tiffany" engagement ring -
Energy
Plaintiffs' Lawyers Jump Ship in Pollution Fight Against Chevron
New York attorney Steven Donziger, who won a massive verdict against Chevron, is now representing himself against racketeering charges -
Media & Marketing
In Italy, Berlusconi's Back. His Business Isn't
As the billionaire's political future brightens, his companies suffer -
Hard Choices
Aereo's Chet Kanojia on Taking on TV's Big Broadcasters
The controversial online TV startup's CEO talks about taking on major broadcasters like Fox and NBC -
Energy
Canada Says ‘No Thanks’ to Chevron Pollution Suit
An Ontario judge says other jurisdictions are more practical for the ongoing legal battle between Chevron and Ecuadorian plaintiffs -
Courts
A Long Wait on Death Row
Most death row inmates stay there a long time -
Media & Marketing
Porn Rivals Make Nice After Antitrust Fight
A battle between online porn purveyors ends with a curious settlement
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White House
The IRS Scandal: Tempest and the Tea Party
The IRS's targeting of conservatives has caused outrage, but that's not the real scandal -
Courts
In Virginia's Fairfax County, Robbing Banks for the CIA
The government offered him $25,000 to hold up banks, says Herson Torres. Could this part-time laborer for Target be telling the truth? -
Legislation
A DOJ Memo Shows Why the NRA Wins on Gun Control
As the Ridgeway memo points out, the president's agenda amounts to marginal rule-tinkering -
Autos
'Click It or Ticket': The Annual Revenue-Generating, Seatbelt-Ticketing Blitz
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's annual two-week enforcement crackdown generates money for states and heightened driver cooperation -
Courts
Enron's Jeffrey Skilling Will Get Rough Justice
The government case against the former Enron CEO was never as clear or as simple as many people believed -
Courts
Gay Marriage in New Mexico? Could Happen
The ACLU and other entities want the uncommitted state to make up its mind -
Courts
Miami Heist: The Brink's Money Plane Job's Messy Aftermath
Stealing $7.4 million is the easy part. Keeping it is harder -
Courts
Don't Hold Your Breath for a 'Too Hot for Work' Lawsuit
A complaint by Lauren Odes that her employer fired her for being too attractive doesn't contain the stuff that tends to win big payouts -
Courts
North Dakota Targets 'Roe v. Wade'
The Peace Garden State and others want to challenge the abortion ruling -
Workplace
California's Gun Repo Men Have a Nerve-Racking Job
State law-enforcement agents knock on doors to confiscate illegal weapons -
Courts
Medical Marijuana Gets Its Day in Court
The outcome of cases in Michigan and California will have wide repercussions -
Policy
A New Obstacle to GOP Efforts to Repeal Obamacare
One in five Americans think the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has already been struck from the books -
Courts
A Long Wait on Death Row
Most death row inmates stay there a long time -
Courts
Why the Professor Went to Prison
John Reece Roth is the first and only professor or administrator to be prosecuted under the Arms Export Control Act. Is he a martyr to academic freedom or a traitor? -
Courts
More Gay Marriage: The Benefits Issue at the High Court
In its second gay-marriage case of the week, Supreme Court justices question whether they have authority to render judgment on the Defense of Marriage Act
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White House
The IRS Scandal: Tempest and the Tea Party
The IRS's targeting of conservatives has caused outrage, but that's not the real scandal -
Courts
In Virginia's Fairfax County, Robbing Banks for the CIA
The government offered him $25,000 to hold up banks, says Herson Torres. Could this part-time laborer for Target be telling the truth? -
Workplace
California's Gun Repo Men Have a Nerve-Racking Job
State law-enforcement agents knock on doors to confiscate illegal weapons -
Courts
Miami Heist: The Brink's Money Plane Job's Messy Aftermath
Stealing $7.4 million is the easy part. Keeping it is harder -
Courts
Gay Marriage in New Mexico? Could Happen
The ACLU and other entities want the uncommitted state to make up its mind -
Legislation
A DOJ Memo Shows Why the NRA Wins on Gun Control
As the Ridgeway memo points out, the president's agenda amounts to marginal rule-tinkering -
Courts
Enron's Jeffrey Skilling Will Get Rough Justice
The government case against the former Enron CEO was never as clear or as simple as many people believed -
Courts
Medical Marijuana Gets Its Day in Court
The outcome of cases in Michigan and California will have wide repercussions -
Courts
A Long Wait on Death Row
Most death row inmates stay there a long time -
2012 campaign
Why Republicans Won't Flip on Gay Marriage
The GOP's voter base will continue to hamstring its presidential contenders on marriage equality, even as young Republicans support it -
Autos
'Click It or Ticket': The Annual Revenue-Generating, Seatbelt-Ticketing Blitz
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's annual two-week enforcement crackdown generates money for states and heightened driver cooperation -
Courts
Why It's Getting Easier to Carry Guns in the U.S.A.
Gun sellers and promoters of gun rights are pushing further in an environment of seemingly endless possibilities -
Health Care
Obamacare Has Already Transformed U.S. Health Care
Popular consumer benefits are already here, though plenty of bitter pills are yet to come -
Courts
Unleash the Lawyer-Bloggers
The law business has taken to the Web in force, often tossing modesty to the wind in heroic descriptions of court victories
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White House
The IRS Scandal: Tempest and the Tea Party
The IRS's targeting of conservatives has caused outrage, but that's not the real scandal -
Legislation
A DOJ Memo Shows Why the NRA Wins on Gun Control
As the Ridgeway memo points out, the president's agenda amounts to marginal rule-tinkering -
Courts
Enron's Jeffrey Skilling Will Get Rough Justice
The government case against the former Enron CEO was never as clear or as simple as many people believed -
Workplace
California's Gun Repo Men Have a Nerve-Racking Job
State law-enforcement agents knock on doors to confiscate illegal weapons -
Courts
Medical Marijuana Gets Its Day in Court
The outcome of cases in Michigan and California will have wide repercussions -
Autos
'Click It or Ticket': The Annual Revenue-Generating, Seatbelt-Ticketing Blitz
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's annual two-week enforcement crackdown generates money for states and heightened driver cooperation -
Courts
Anthony Kennedy, the Justice Everyone Is Watching
Kennedy, the high court's swing voter, isn't susceptible to "log-rolling," says Cornell Law's Michael Dorf, who once clerked for him -
Courts
Gay Marriage in New Mexico? Could Happen
The ACLU and other entities want the uncommitted state to make up its mind -
Courts
Why It's Getting Easier to Carry Guns in the U.S.A.
Gun sellers and promoters of gun rights are pushing further in an environment of seemingly endless possibilities -
Courts
A Long Wait on Death Row
Most death row inmates stay there a long time
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