Judges and Judiciary
Oct. 4, 2006
1,900 Appeals Denied as Court Opens '06-07 Term
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court opened its 2006 term on Monday by rejecting nearly 1,900 appeals that had piled up over the summer, including two business-backed challenges to California's antitrust and insider-trading laws.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court opened its 2006 term on Monday by rejecting nearly 1,900 appeals that had piled up over the summer, including two business-backed challenges to California's antitrust and insider-trading laws.
Among other notable cases from California, the justices refused to consider a lower court ruling that g...
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