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The appellate court has ordered a hearing on Tuesday to consider the subpoena and stayed the subpoena until that hearing.
State Supreme Court Justice Hyman Barshay has ordered a hearing for Metesky, who is being held in Creedmoor Hos pital in Queens.
In the House, Representative Billy Tauzin, Republican of Louisiana and chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, has ordered a hearing to examine the impact on energy markets.
A federal judge presiding over a lawsuit alleging mistreatment of veterans has ordered a hearing regarding new evidence in the case.
A judge has ordered a hearing on the validity of a postnuptial agreement between the former lieutenant governor, Betsy McCaughey Ross, and her estranged husband, Wilbur L. Ross Jr.
A state judge has ordered a hearing on Sept. 1 to determine, in effect, whether Mr. Bermudez deserves a new trial on charges that he fatally shot a man on a Greenwich Village street corner nearly two decades ago.
Richard Cupp, a law professor at Pepperdine University in California, who opposes personhood for animals, told the magazine, "The judge may merely want more information to make a decision on the legal personhood claim, and may have ordered a hearing simply as a vehicle for hearing out both parties in more depth.
"The judge may merely want more information to make a decision on the legal personhood claim, and may have ordered a hearing simply as a vehicle for hearing out both parties in more depth," he writes in an e-mail to Science.
The State Division of Parole has ordered a new hearing for Charles E. Friedgood, left, a former surgeon from Long Island who was convicted in 1976 of murdering his wife, Sophie.
Gerald McEntee, president of the parent union, has ordered an expedited hearing next week to determine whether a new election is warranted.
A high court judge has ordered an urgent hearing of a legal challenge over the summer's GCSE English controversy mounted by an alliance of pupils, schools and councils.
