Product Liability 
.... The
judge ruled that since the Cougar could go as fast as 105 miles per hour, Goodyear and Ford should have expected that some people might drive that fast and ....
(2186
9
)
ABDUCTION AND TRIAL OF MANUEL NORIEGA Thi
.... CNN gained access to and aired tapes of conversations between Noriega and his attorneys which the
judge ruled did not prejudice Noriega's rights. ....
(2922
12
)
California Proposition 187
.... The
judge ruled that those sections of Proposition 187 that attempted to regulate immigration were invalid because only the federal government has that ....
(1674
7
)
Summary of Four Cases
.... The
judge ruled that co-participants in non-competitive recreational activities do not assume the risk of the other's negligence as a matter of law. ....
(2060
8
)
Ramifications of the 984 Breakup of AT&T
.... providers. In 1968, a federal
judge ruled that AT&T could no longer prohibit non-AT&T equipment from being used on AT&T networks. MCI ....
(3632
15
)
Arkansas House Bill 1119
.... The Bill was introduced after a Pulaski County by Circuit
Judge ruled the Child Welfare Agency Review Board and the Department of Human Services policy not to ....
(1488
6
)
Abortion and New York State Law
.... in the case of a New York State victim of domestic violence whose children were taken away after her victimization, a New York City
judge ruled the State can ....
(1410
6
)
Long Distance Telephone Industry & Market
.... regulation. In 1968, a federal
judge ruled that AT&T could no longer prohibit non-AT&T equipment from being used on AT&T networks. MCI ....
(1459
6
)
Philip Morris Companies, Inc.
.... During early 1993, one
judge ruled that cigarettes are defective and unreasonably dangerous for human consumption as a matter of law. ....
(3968
16
)
MCI Communications
.... network. In 1968, a federal
judge ruled that AT&T could no longer prohibit non-AT&T equipment from being used on AT&T networks. MCI ....
(2735
11
)
Abortion
.... in the case of a New York State victim of domestic violence whose children were taken away after her victimization, a New York City
judge ruled the State can ....
(1410
6
)
Policy on Gays in the Military
.... An appeals
judge ruled otherwise, and the Supreme Court reversed this by stating that Georgia could punish either gays or heterosexuals who engaged in sodomy ....
(1711
7
)
Role of AT&T in the Long Distance Market
.... regulation. In 1968, a federal
judge ruled that AT&T could no longer prohibit non-AT&T equipment from being used on AT&T networks. MCI ....
(1459
6
)
The Internet and Copyright Infringement
.... Both were fair use, and thus the company should not be found liable for contributory infringement. In 1979, a
judge ruled against the studios. ....
(4505
18
)
ADA Effects
.... In another case, a worker with a 10 percent disability rating from carpel tunnel syndrome lost a suit under the Act when the
judge ruled that 10 percent ....
(1775
7
)
GAYS IN THE MILITARY
.... An appeals
judge ruled otherwise, and the Supreme Court reversed this by stating that Georgia could punish either gays or heterosexuals who engaged in sodomy ....
(1615
6
)
Homicide Charges
.... prosecution must show, as an element of the offense, that the false statements made by X were "material." During the trial, the
judge ruled that materiality is ....
(3831
15
)
Managing Conflict & Sexual Harassment
.... does not. In a case in Florida, a
judge ruled that pornographic posters did contribute to a hostile work environment. However, in ....
(2789
11
)
Medical Marihuana
.... In 1972 the DEA's chief administrative
judge ruled that it could be placed in Schedule II, meaning it could be prescribed by doctors. ....
(996
4
)
CONFLICT MANAGEMENT AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT
.... does not. In a case in Florida, a
judge ruled that pornographic posters did contribute to a hostile work environment. However, in ....
(2789
11
)
Marijuana
.... In 1972 the DEA's chief administrative
judge ruled that it could be placed in Schedule II, meaning it could be prescribed by doctors. ....
(996
4
)
HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE
.... does not. In a case in Florida, a
judge ruled that pornographic posters did contribute to a hostile work environment. However, in ....
(2011
8
)
Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
.... Although the case was resolved through a plea bargain, the
judge ruled that the PMS evidence would have been valid in court (Davidson, 2000, p. 9). Essentially ....
(1996
8
)
Marijuana
.... In 1972 the DEA's chief administrative
judge ruled that it could be placed in Schedule II, meaning it could be prescribed by doctors. ....
(1497
6
)
Decriminalization of Marijuana
.... In 1972 the DEA's chief administrative
judge ruled that it could be placed in Schedule II, meaning it could be prescribed by doctors. ....
(1497
6
)
Issues in Surrogate Motherhood
.... state legislatures. No
judge has yet
ruled a surrogate contract valid, but no
judge has
ruled them illegal either. However, some ....
(1388
6
)
Ku Klux Klan and the Black Panther Party
.... jurors revealed that more than one-third believed that African-Americans and white integrationists were inferior to themselves: "The
judge ruled that the men ....
(3253
13
)
The Legal Situation of Gays & Lesbians
.... An appeals
judge ruled otherwise, and the Supreme Court reversed this by stating that Georgia could punish either gays or heterosexuals who engaged in sodomy ....
(4149
17
)
Microsoft Ethics
.... The federal
judge in the case
ruled that the breakup of the company could be stayed until all appeals processes were complete, but he
ruled the restrictions on ....
(1217
5
)
Infertility, Technologies, Adoption, Baby Selling
.... Nonetheless, the charges against Scopas were dropped in 1960 when a
judge ruled that the adoptions were legal in Greece (Konstandaras, 1996). ....
(7173
29
)
