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The County Council has filed an appeal with the Maryland Appellate Court over hiring processes. Here's the latest in dispute with Executive Giordano.

Progeny that is that you cannot stop an official act. you have the say was it is discretionary official act or was it a ministerial act? >> i agree with that characterization of marbury and that distinction is president marbury, itself, and i respond to say that extension has not been extended up to the president for good reason, because over 200 years the court said that we cannot sit over the acts of the president because for instance -- >> we dont have -- >> that is correct, it has not arisen...

An official act. you have to say was it discretionary official act or was it a ministerial? >> i agree with that characterization of marbury. i think that is present in marbury itself. i think what i respond to that is that extension has never been extended up to the president and for good reason because for over 200 years the courts have said we cant sit in judgment over the presidents official acts under any circumstances. for example, mississippi -- >> not criminally. we dont have any crimina...

LAS VEGAS (Legal Newsline) - A federal judge will let a Nevada state court handle a dispute over how much contingency fee lawyers can take from their client.

A district court has ruled that federal law does not preempt an indirect source rule that targets emissions associated with warehouses in Southern California. On...

Misinformation circulates online about Kate Cox's case and trisomy 18, causing confusion and misrepresentation.

The Supreme Court of Liberia has ruled in favor of the National Campaign Management Team of Julius Kanubah in a case seeking to overturn a controversial mandate by Associate Justice Joseph Nagbe.

It was an overall below-average week for patent filings at both the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) and district courts. The PTAB had only 15 new PTAB petitions—all inter partes reviews (IPRs), while the district court had only 24 new complaints filed.

The 'Stay' singer is already gearing up for a legal battle with Home Depot.

Fantagraphics filed a Complaint for Declaratory Judgment against Emil Ferris over My Favorite Thing Is Monsters Vol 2. They have now settled.