The Senate filled the oldest vacancy on a federal appellate court in the U.S. Monday with the narrow 56-43 confirmation of Los Angeles attorney John
Month: March 2014
Urban Tortilla That’s Not Kosher
The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations claims a fast food restaurant called Urban Tortilla is using a trademark that will be confused with the Union’s
BlackBerry Wins Order Blocking iPhone Keyboard Case
BlackBerry Ltd has won a preliminary injunction against Typo Products, the Ryan Seacrest-owned maker of a case for iPhones that includes a BlackBerry-style keypad. The
Four of Five Blacks Excused from Jury Pool OK
A divided federal appeals court upheld an Oregon murder conviction Thursday despite the prosecutor’s decision to dismiss four out of five black prospective jurors. The
Senator Yee Named in Weapons Trafficking, Corruption Case
[UPDATED] California state Sen. Leland Yee, who once tried to criminalize sale of violent video games to children, was named Wednesday in a federal indictment
Handgun Lock-up Law, Bullet Sales Limits Upheld
San Francisco’s handgun lock-up law and its prohibition on hollow-point bullet sales survived constitutional challenge Tuesday in a federal appeals court ruling, which states the
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