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"New York State's handling of this year's budget is a landmark case of lousy government," said Diana Fortuna, the head of the Citizens Budget Commission.

But those few words, spoken to a valuable client in 2006, over a recorded telephone line, have now led to a landmark case of insider trading.

The former Premier League footballer Colin Kazim-Richards was found guilty in a landmark case on Wednesday of making an "utterly disgusting" homophobic gesture at Brighton and Hove Albion fans during a football match last year.

Bryan is a landmark case on the taxation of Indians and tribal sovereignty, having been cited over 380 times as of July 2010.

Agent Jeff Novitzky, the crusader who has spent nearly a decade working to put Bonds behind bars for allegedly lying about steroids, has been found to have grossly violated the 4th Amendment, prohibiting unlawful searches and seizures, in a landmark case on the dangers of an overzealous investigator.

An objective, thorough study of a landmark case for Guantánamo detainees.

"This is a landmark case for the future evolution of the digital single market in Europe," said Luis Enríquez, Consejero Delegado of VOCENTO, on behalf of a consortium of Spanish newspapers.

It had been a landmark case, one of the most important cases of my legal career, which lead to South Africa declaring a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, making it only the fifth nation in the world to do so.

The Pacific Rim dispute is seen by many as a landmark case, because of the costs that could be imposed on the country and the precedent it could set for other companies looking to mount cases against the government.

The Obama administration has been rebuffed at the first hearing of a landmark case into the constitutionality of the mass collection of telephone data.

James Wagstaffe, who represented the state bar in its efforts to admit Garcia, called Thursday's decision "a landmark case in favor of inclusiveness". .