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A federal court in Washington Wednesday ruled South Carolina's voter ID law is constitutional but ordered it not to be implemented until 2013.
A judge in Washington has ordered the author of "Muslim Mafia" to remove allegedly stolen documents from his Web site.
A U.S. judge ordered a French company Thursday to pay a $500,000 fine for acting as middleman in the sale of submersible cryogenic pumps to Iran.
A U.S. judge Monday dismissed a government watchdog's lawsuit seeking records on missing White House e-mails.
The National Association of Manufacturers will appeal a U.S. District Court ruling that dismissed its lawsuit against a lobbying disclosure law.
A federal judge in Washington said the existing antitrust agreement between Microsoft and plaintiffs is adequate to resolve issues.
Allegations by Google that Microsoft's new operating systems puts competitors at a disadvantage revived antitrust claims against U.S. software giant.
A federal judge has refused to order the shutdown of two slaughterhouses near Dallas and one in Illinois.
The former U.S. Defense Department official who arranged to bilk millions in Iraqi reconstruction money said a U.S. businessman started the scheme.
Judges on a court overseeing U.S. government intelligence matters set a meeting with Bush administration officials on spying on people in the United States.
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