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In a recent case, for instance, a man who was jailed for eight years after being wrongfully convicted of the robbery of a Post Office van secured £50,000 in compensation only after taking the Home Office to court.

In his news release for the exhibition, Mr. Platzker offers a recent case for comparison: the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles's commitment to spend up to $52 million for parking and other improvements around the museum that the billionaire real estate developer and art collector Eli Broad plans to build.

In a recent case, for example, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld putting both parents on a birth certificate when one of the parents in a same-sex marriage conceives the child; thus, an Arkansas law treating gay and heterosexual parents differently in this regard was ruled unconstitutional.

Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). suggested Democrats were to blame for a recent case of election fraud in North Carolina.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). suggested on the Senate floor Tuesday morning that Democrats were to blame for a recent case of substantial election fraud in North Carolina that benefited a GOP House candidate.

As a result, study nurses were asked to only invite residents they deemed capable of remembering and discussing care provided for a recent case of pneumonia (residents), or family members who were most directly involved in decision-making for residents unable to speak about their own care.

The method is explained by following a step-by-step procedure and by using a recent case study for western Canada.

(2010) give a recent case study for a two-stage clinical trial on the drug indacaterol to treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

A recent case against Wachovia, for instance, included 51 confidential witnesses.

Many point to a recent case, when Google settled for $500 million with federal agencies for failing to reject advertisements from illegal drug companies in Canada.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has again infiltrated an area where its jurisdiction may be questionable, despite a reprimand in a recent case involving the accreditation of for-profit colleges.