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The case, which has worked its way through the federal courts, has also brought into focus a 19th-century legal principle, the faithless-servant doctrine, that could give employers an important weapon in disputes with their executives.

At the same time, a general feeling of unease about the tactic by officers on the street — who have seen widespread criticism of so-called stop-and-frisks in the news media and by the courts — has also contributed to the drop, some say, with officers simply choosing not to question people they might have stopped before.

The design of top squash courts has also changed dramatically, with the viewing experience improved by removing an outer skeleton of struts and making the entrance/exit less visible.

While Chevron's recent conduct has come under scrutiny, the company's past conduct in Ecuadorian courts has also been questioned.

The fact that Moreira is now in the eye of US and Spanish courts has also highlighted how rarely such politicians face sanctions at home.

The number of cases resolved by the four district courts has also increased -- from 808 in 2010 to 1,380 in 2012.

Courts have also found for parents.

Courts have also extended the penalty to cases of terrorism.

Courts have also regularly monitored redistricting for racial bias.

Other federal courts have also noted this distinction.

The courts have also contributed to the erosion of the traditional law on exculpatory clauses.