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The cost of policing football matches: a decision in favour of clubs

Squire Sanders
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United Kingdom
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May 22 2013

The recent decision of the Court of Appeal in Leeds United v Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police 2013 EWCA Civ 115 is likely to have important

FCC adopts more lenient standards on certain fines to student run noncommercial broadcast stations

Wilkinson Barker Knauer LLP
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USA
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May 15 2013

Fines against noncommercial stations may that are primarily student run may not be as harsh as they have been in the past under a ruling issued by

Reminder - most FCC political rules apply to off-year elections for state and local offices

Wilkinson Barker Knauer LLP
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USA
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May 1 2013

In odd years like 2013, most broadcasting stations don't think about the FCC's political broadcasting rules. But they should - both for special

Paris auction house to sell sacred Hopi masks

Foster Pepper & Shefelman PLLC
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France, USA
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April 12 2013

Despite pleas from Hopi Tribal officials, supported by the U.S. Ambassador and actor Robert Redford, a court in Paris has allowed French auction house

DC Circuit issues major Freedom of Information Act decision

Arent Fox LLP
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USA
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April 3 2013

Yesterday, the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit issued a decision that will have a profound impact on how federal agencies

NCAA scores with motion to dismiss

Constantine Cannon LLP
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USA
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March 27 2013

The National Collegiate Athletic Association bylaws escaped unscathed after the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana dismissed

Inconsistent, partial and falling below the standards to be expected of a responsible public body but still lawful: TFL’s bus advertisement ban

Kingsley Napley
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United Kingdom
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March 26 2013

Historically judicial review has been about ensuring that the decision making processes of public bodies are fair and that, as an essential part of

Facebook posts permit school district to remove teacher from tenured position.

Day Pitney LLP
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USA
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February 19 2013

A New Jersey appellate panel has upheld the decision to fire a tenured first-grade teacher because of critical postings she made toward her students

Metropolitan police officer jailed for attempting to sell information about phone-hacking

Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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United Kingdom
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February 14 2013

A Metropolitan police officer, who was found guilty of offering to sell inside information on the phone-hacking investigation of the now-defunct News

Ombudsmen decisions - The Hobbit and Ministers' personal interests

Russell McVeagh
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New Zealand
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February 8 2013

In the past week the Ombudsmen released two opinions concerning high-profile requests under the Official Information Act. The two situations differ

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The cost of policing football matches: a decision in favour of clubs

FCC adopts more lenient standards on certain fines to student run noncommercial broadcast stations

Reminder - most FCC political rules apply to off-year elections for state and local offices

Paris auction house to sell sacred Hopi masks

DC Circuit issues major Freedom of Information Act decision

NCAA scores with motion to dismiss

Inconsistent, partial and falling below the standards to be expected of a responsible public body but still lawful: TFL’s bus advertisement ban

Facebook posts permit school district to remove teacher from tenured position.

Metropolitan police officer jailed for attempting to sell information about phone-hacking

Ombudsmen decisions - The Hobbit and Ministers' personal interests

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