Something that we want to work in is strategic litigation: for freedom of consciousness, freedom of speech and freedom of religion.
In isolated cases, such information has been made public through litigation and Freedom of Information Act requests.
They want to change that, by convincing researchers and journals to print data that have been publicly released through other means, such as litigation and Freedom of Information Act requests, but, practically speaking, are sitting dormant in the filing cabinets or computers of individual scientists.
Litigation and freedom of information promise to usher increasing amounts of clinical trial documents into the public domain.
But, welcome to the future of "religious freedom" litigation.
Over the course of our legal representation, we reviewed old government records obtained through decades of litigation under the Freedom of Information Act as well as court proceedings.
Years of litigation under the Freedom of Information Act by the organization I head show how hard the I.R.S. has fought to keep its rulings on how it applies tax laws in particular cases a secret.
48 49 However, litigation and new freedom of information rules in Europe have helped many clinical study reports to emerge in the public domain, thereby making the restorative authorship possible.
The S.E.C. disagrees, and in response to questions about the provision, known as 929I, the agency issued guidelines recently to its staff saying that the expanded exemptions should be applied only in a narrow band of cases, and specifically not when the commission itself is the subject of litigation unrelated to a Freedom of Information request.
Though this judicial method might sound reassuring to those who like to, if youll pardon the phrase, keep your options open, its not great when you want a clean, final break from your former life and spouse, not to mention freedom from litigation.
