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Many would-be supporters may ask why will he not follow the lead of one of America's most progressive states, in a year that seems like a rising tide for Democrats.The gay-marriage decision in California may also stoke debate on the broader issue of courts setting public policy.

The Bush administration is moving with extraordinary swiftness to put its stamp on the federal courts, setting aside evenings in which more than 50 candidates have already been interviewed for judgeships, with an emphasis on filling vacancies on the federal appeals courts.

On Monday, Rambus won a preliminary battle, with the courts setting the venue for the trial as San Francisco, where Rambus had wanted it.

Special courts set up to try citizens accused of collaboration heard 125,000 cases during the next two years.

Few fighters use the courts set up in some areas by judges and civilians.

For the most part, state courts set their own recusal rules.

"These are just kangaroo courts set up inside Bagram," she said.

After wrangling by Walker, the courts set June 5 as the recall vote date.

These tribunals, he adds, would have to be more robust than the courts set up for Yugoslavia and Rwanda.

There will be fast-track courts set up, harsher penalties for rape introduced and a few other measures.

But Robert P. Varian, a San Francisco lawyer, said the courts set the bar high for such public policy exceptions.