The colorful Texas judge who keeps upholding abortion rights.
The new installments will track the legal teams for Avery and Dassey, as they challenge the convictions, and the state, as it fights to keep them upheld.
"There were a lot of crazy arguments against me that kept getting upheld," MacLean, 43, said of his court case.
At the end of a week in which a scandal engulfing the Department of Veterans Affairs intensified, President Barack Obama on Saturday said the US must "keep working" to "uphold our sacred trust to all who've served".
If Mr Ciampi was impressed, presumably it was only until he learned of Citigroup's lawsuit against the government.Essentially Citigroup is contesting a decision made by Mr Bondi to exclude it from the list of Parmalat's creditors, a step that would, if upheld, keep the bank out of a future debt-for-equity swap prior to Parmalat's re-flotation on the stockmarket.
America will be a more perfect union when we realign who gets what, when and how, and to do that, we need to support people who pledge to keep us safe, uphold the Constitution and truly believe we can and should reduce human suffering every day, including holidays.
You wonder how such a wise and tolerant man -- call him a philosopher, if you like -- can keep the faith while upholding the law in a tough city like Chicago.
Speaking on BBC Northern Ireland's The View, Mr Hamilton said: "In the middle of all this we need to be clear about the role of the police, which is to keep people safe, to uphold the rule of law, and in the context of this conversation, upholding the rule of law is us upholding the determination of the Parades Commission".
"I will keep my commitment to uphold and enforce Alabama's law".
In a summary judgment, the court ruled against the foundation; this past October, an appeals court, after warning the charities, "If you have a gift horse, keep your mouth shut," upheld that judgment; and in December the foundation requested an appeal with the Indiana Supreme Court.
A judge ruled that Stroud had the right to write and keep such manuscripts, but upheld the warden's decision to ban their publication.
