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"The law does not mandate 'work-life balance,' " she wrote, in a decision issued on Wednesday.

The Fifth Circuit, which sits in New Orleans, similarly dismissed Mr. Berry's challenge to lethal injection as untimely, in a decision issued on Friday.

In a decision issued on Tuesday, Justice Phillip R. Rumsey of State Supreme Court said that state law does not preclude a municipality from using its power to regulate land use to ban oil and natural gas production.

Mr. Montanarelli's decision to drop the charges was widely expected after the judge presiding over the case, Diane O. Leasure of Howard County Circuit Court, suppressed the testimony of Ms. Lewinsky in a decision issued on May 5.

In a decision issued on Thursday, judges revealed that Kenyatta's defence team had filed a confidential request on 13 January for the court to "terminate the proceedings... on the grounds of insufficiency of evidence".

Judge Charles S. Haight Jr. of Federal District Court in Manhattan pointed to widespread off-the-books work and the bribery convictions of several shop stewards in ordering the extension in a decision issued on Friday.

Consumers grievously harmed by generic drugs may find it virtually impossible to win compensation for their injuries as a result of a Supreme Court decision issued on Monday.

(The Supreme Court, realizing that the results it deemed fair could not be reached under precedent, effectively changed the law with a 5-4 decissuedissued on June 29th).

In a separate decision issued on Friday, Judge Haight rejected the United States attorney's request to replace Mr. Callahan as the independent investigator.

The family appealed to the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit and, in a unanimous decision issued on 24 April, the court upheld the position that the Fourth Amendment did not apply and that Hernandez's claim to the Fifth Amendment – the right not to have his life arbitrarily taken by the state without adequate due process of law – was not "clearly established".

In a mixed decision issued on Nov. 4, U.S. District Judge David Carter ruled that Pershing Square and Valeant could vote their shares as long as they disclosed their unresolved insider trading liability in offering documents.