Young was jailed for six months in January 2013 in the course of a lengthy legal battle with his ex-wife Michelle Young, 50, over a multimillion pound settlement following litigation described as "quite extraordinary" by a high court judge.
Capital Defense Weekly, a blog that tracks appellate death-penalty litigation, describing what it called "a very fluid situation," said Monday that a Supreme Court stay in the Mississippi case would "lend credence" to the conclusion that a moratorium is in place, while the result of a denial would likely be "a new rush of execution dates".
She describes litigation as "a social good" that "creates the kind of deliberation and accountability that we would hope to have in a democratic society".
He said the office suffered from what he termed "litigation-phobia," describing several cases in which top-ranking officials pushed for what he viewed as premature resolutions, before a full investigation could take place.
Drawing from personal experience, Freudenburg describes litigation-based research he conducted for a company that never tried to censor his work and consistently praised him for being principled and credible.
Emma describes the litigation as "a huge emotional journey.
The Church of Scientology's litigation history was described, in addition to its conflicts with the Internal Revenue Service, with countries regarding whether or not to accept it as a religion, and its position against psychiatry.
We object to how "For Big Drug Companies, a Headache Looms" (Business Day, July 27) describes the issues surrounding patent litigation settlements between brand and generic pharmaceutical manufacturers.
Having spent the last decade defending cops from civil litigation in wrongful-conviction cases, Hale still describes himself as a "skeptic" when it comes to most claims of innocence.
He further describes the emotional costs of the family litigation process as a cruel battle that promotes more irreparable damage for all parties involved than closure.
