But while the Supreme Court validated the power of the executive to regulate carbon emissions without further legislation, the president's move may draw lawsuits and other challenges from industry and Republicans citing the economic costs.
That's because it would allow ISPs to cut deals with websites and services for favorable treatment, as long as they weren't "commercially unreasonable". They want the FCC to reclassify broadband as a communications service subject to stringent regulation -- an approach that would be sure to draw lawsuits from telecommunications companies and opposition from Congress.
That year, Mr. Walker also approved a strict photo identification measure, which drew lawsuits.
In most of those cases, local bloggers, reporters and lawyers have traced connections to local Democrats, drawing lawsuits, complaints and, in a couple of cases, admissions of involvement.
Both have drawn lawsuits from local and national animal rights groups that fear the undoing of nearly four decades of work to restore a healthy number of wolves.
Many scholars initially sided with Google in 2004 when its scanning project, originally designed to create a kind of universal card catalog, drew lawsuits from the Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers.
The rollout of the new system, known as the Southern California Metroplex, has drawn lawsuits from Newport Beach, Culver City and other cities.
That copying drew lawsuits by authors and publishers, but the publishers eventually settled and the authors' claim was rejected by two federal courts.
Things turned sour for MP3.com in 2000, when it launched an online music storage service that drew lawsuits from record labels, songwriters and music publishers.
A10 SCIENCE/HEALTH Free Prozac Draws Lawsuit A 59-year-old Florida woman has filed a class-action suit against Walgreens drugstores, a hospital, three doctors and Eli Lilly, which makes Prozac, saying an unsolicited sample of the antidepressant she was mailed was the result of a misuse of medical records and an invasion of privacy.
Plan to pass control of empire to Jay's son Tom, cousin Nick and niece Penny collapsed in 2001; family agreed to split empire 11 ways, drawing lawsuit by Robert's 2 youngest children, Matthew and Liesel.
