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Talent arbitrage India's innings The brand of Clinton Reprints Related items Microsoft: Stay vigilantSep 20th 2007With a new Republican president in power, America's competition authorities decided in 2002 not to pursue the case championed by the Clinton White House and instead negotiated a settlement with Microsoft.

With considerable risk to her own future, Dee becomes the plaintiff in a class-action test case championed by ACLU attorney "David Cohen" (played by Tim Blake Nelson).

Among other criticisms, the letter stated that the two former board members voted to approve, and in some cases championed "the very business decisions they now condemn".

That Justice Kennedy's deference to the executive knows some bounds is a relief, but a limited one given his participation in the various other cases championing conservative interests.

In the grand scheme, sports hardly matter at all, but be it personal stress or national crisis the case once championed by F.D.R., that sports provide significant diversionary relief, still resonates.

Mr. Dumond said he found God in prison, and his case was championed by evangelicals and conservative opponents of Bill Clinton, who was a distant relative of one of the rape victims and who refused to grant clemency to Mr. Dumond.

Congressional Republicans, meanwhile, now face the prospect of being blamed for massive disruptions caused by a legal case they championed.

Of the dozens of applications that bypassed the Justice Department, the president granted pardons to 31 people, and some of those cases were championed by close Clinton associates.

Gerald W. Heaney, a Midwestern federal appeals court judge who over 40 years on the bench played a central role in major school desegregation cases and championed the rights of the accused, died Tuesday in Duluth, Minn.

Now his is the latest in a string of high-profile cases being championed by the Northwestern University Center on Wrongful Convictions, which, along with the Innocence Project in New York, has helped exonerate more than 100 prisoners nationally over the last decade.

In that context, the ruling in the Khodorkovsky case came as a sharp contrast, although President Vladimir V. Putin, speaking on Tuesday after Mr. Navalny's indictment, again denied any political motive for the prosecution of Mr. Khodorkovsky and others whose cases were championed by rights activists.