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Ms. Dati, who is a Muslim, backed down and ordered an appeal.

This week, after the angry families descended on Paris, Mr. Perben ordered an appeal in the criminal chamber of France's highest court.

The program will continue for now, but the justices ordered an appeals court to reconsider the case under a demanding standard that appears to jeopardize the program.

The court should also have ordered an appeals court in Louisiana to reconsider its decision to uphold a conviction for murder and armed robbery.

The Supreme Court on Monday ordered an appeals court to reconsider its decision to uphold patents held by Myriad Genetics on two genes associated with a high risk of breast and ovarian cancer.

A6 Iran Death Sentence Review Iran's supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, ordered an appeals court to review the death sentence issued for a liberal scholar who had called for separation of religion and state.

The justices ordered an appeals court to reconsider its rejection of the vice president's request to block pretrial discovery into the identities of energy company officials with whom the task force consulted.

Going beyond Syed's simple request to consider his case, Welch ordered an appeals court to consider testimony from Asia McClain, who claimed to have seen him around the time of Lee's disappearance, but whose account was never brought before the court by Syed's lawyer at the time.

In the streets, student protesters have compelled the country's supreme spiritual leader to order an appeals court review of the death sentence given to a history professor for saying that Muslims should not "blindly" follow clerical authority.

Last month, the Supreme Court ordered a federal appeals court to take a fresh look at a case brought by four former prisoners at Guantánamo Bay who say they were tortured.

However, Raffaele Sollecito was in court on Wednesday after Italy's highest court ordered a fresh appeals trial, faulting the acquittal as having been full of contradictions.