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Motion over Arkansas Board of Corrections' ability to hire outside legal counsel fails in committee | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

An effort by lawmakers to formally find that the Arkansas Board of Corrections lacked the ability to hire outside legal counsel in ongoing lawsuits against the governor and a former Department of Corrections secretary, and that it violated the states Freedom of Information Act, failed Monday morning.
Little Rock United States North Little Rock Pulaski County Jim Wooten Jed Armstrong

US Supreme Court Declines To Hear Vanda Pharmaceuticals' Case Regarding Invalidation Of Patents For Its Sleep Disorder Drug, Hetlioz - Vanda Pharma (NASDAQ:VNDA)

"Supreme Court denies review of Vanda Pharmaceuticals' patent revival attempt for Hetlioz sleep-disorder medication. Legal battle details, implications, and market impact."
United States Colm Connolly Supreme Court Vandapharmaceuticals Inc Tevapharmaceutical Industries Limited Us Supreme Court

Motion over Arkansas Board of Corrections' ability to hire outside legal counsel fails in committee

An effort by lawmakers to formally find that the Arkansas Board of Corrections lacked the ability to hire outside legal counsel in ongoing lawsuits against the governor and a former Department of Corrections secretary, and that it violated the states Freedom of Information Act, failed Monday morning.
United States Pulaski County Little Rock North Little Rock Tim Fox Tim Griffin

EHT claims that the FCC hid tests about radiation levels on smartphones from Apple, Samsung, more

This seems to go against previous reports, but the Environmental Health Trust (EHT) claims the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) hid test results showing that radiation exceeded federal limits when smartphones were in close proximity to the human body, such as in a pants pocket. The FCC ap
Kent Chamberlin Theodora Scarato Environmental Health Trust Drug Administration Us Court Communications Commission

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