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If the justices uphold the law, expect a push for similar rules in other states.

But scholars of privacy law expect that the likely proliferation of drones will force Americans to re-examine how much surveillance they are comfortable with.

This suit puts other states on notice: If you pass an ag-gag law, expect to defend it in federal court.

The Supreme Court's ruling on the law, expected by June, could reshape how elections are conducted.

A law expected to be passed in 2015 would streamline the repatriation process further.

Many in Washington, like General in Chief Winfield Scott (who chortled at "Butler's fugitive slave law"), expected a simple reaffirmation of the administration's commitment to returning slaves.

The LTTE, which craves international respectability, risks having its representative thrown out of London after passage of a British anti-terrorism law, expected to be implemented next year.

The eagerly awaited PIU review of charity law, expected next month, will also have implications for the transparency of the sector and how it is regulated.

Under the law, expected to be passed by the Senate, Mr. Berlusconi can retain his holdings spanning broadcasting, publishing, advertising, insurance, real estate and a soccer team.

Authors of the health care law expected at least some shifting of retirees into the new insurance exchanges, said Timothy S. Jost, a law professor at Washington and Lee University who closely follows the law.

The new insurance law, expected to take effect next month, will force policyholders, who in bankruptcy proceedings take precedence over holders of subordinated debt, to lose out first.Consumers can expect little reform in return.