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A senior administrative court is expected to rule this month on the monks' motion to have the eviction order overturned.

Ms. Jones went to court to get the eviction order overturned on the ground that repairs had not been done.

A fifth prisoner, who had been repeatedly cleared for repatriation under both the Bush and Obama administrations and was ordered freed by a Federal District Court judge, only to have that order overturned by an appeals court, apparently committed suicide.

Also Monday, lawyers representing news organizations that are seeking to have Judge Cedarbaum's order overturned will argue the case before the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.

While they sought to have the court order overturned a magistrate issued a warrant of commitment to her husband, which meant Tanya and her parents were jailed without charge.

Lawyers for various news organizations, including The New York Times, are seeking to have the order overturned, contending that the presence of Ms. Stewart is likely to be more chilling.

Over the city's objections, the judge issued a temporary restraining order overturning the license suspensions.

President Bush could, for example, sign an order overturning the Clinton directive prohibiting discrimination against homosexuals in federal employment and security clearances.

He signed an order overturning the Clinton administration's policy of giving federal aid to overseas family planning groups that offer abortion counseling.

The order, overturning rulings made last month, followed more than 10 hours of testimony and arguments, during which Judge Roberts repeatedly asked prosecutors to show that the defendants planned "imminent" attacks against law enforcement.

Late on Tuesday, US district chief judge Brian Jackson in Baton Rouge denied the state's motion seeking to block his earlier order overturning Herman Wallace's 1974 murder conviction in the death of Angola prison guard Brent Miller.