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An appeals court here today mostly upheld a crackdown by the Environmental Protection Agency on pollution from 392 Midwestern and Southern factories and power plants, based on petitions by Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York and Pennsylvania.

Gun control laws passed in New York and Connecticut to ban the possession of semi-automatic weapons and large-capacity magazines after the 2012 massacre at Sandy Hook elementary school were mostly upheld on Monday by a federal appeals court.

A25 Ruling on Anti-Pollution Effort A federal appeals court mostly upheld an E.P.A. crackdown on pollution from Midwest and Southern factories and power plants, based on petitions by New York and other states.

Today we heard two separate interrogators, former US Army Specialist Damien Corsetti and Interrogator #17, try to speak to this issue despite multiple objections from the prosecution that were mostly upheld by the judge, along with heavy-handed hints that time was running out for the defense.

In a decision that could reshape the theme park's world-famous whale shows, Welsch, an administrative law judge for the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration, mostly upheld the safety citations issued against SeaWorld following the tragic death of a whale trainer in Orlando, Fla., in 2010.

In both cases, law enforcement has orders to follow, and as a hierarchical entity they (mostly) uphold the laws that govern their respective jurisdictions.

This view was supported by a district court in New York the bonds were mostly issued under New York law--and then upheld by an appeals courts.

The mostly Northern Federalists, led by Hamilton, favored a strong central government and a flexible interpretation of the Constitution, while the mostly Southern Republicans, led by Jefferson and Madison, upheld states' rights and strict construction.

Still, others contend that the market for sovereign debt may be improved if the judge's ruling is upheld, with the sanction on payments banks mostly intact.

If its charges are upheld, the agency — a quasi-governmental organization that oversees antidoping mostly in Olympic sports — also could levy a lifetime ban on him that would cover cycling and any other sports that are signatories to the World Anti-Doping Code.

But now Judge O'Connor has upheld a complaint brought by Texas and a dozen other mostly Republican states who argue the Obama administration overstepped its constitutional authority by forcing schools to allow the opposite.