26 March 2013: Italy's highest court overturns the acquittal and orders a new appeals trial.
The work overturns 20 years of consensus that global population, and the stresses it brings, will peak by 2050 at about 9bn people.
Britain's Guardian newspaper said the study, published recently in the journal Science, "overturns 20 years of consensus on peak projection of 9 billion and gradual decline".
It overturns an original life sentence in February, which many thought too lenient.
The SFO said it halted the investigation after receiving warnings from several sources that it could prompt Saudi Arabia to stop sharing anti-terrorist intelligence with Britain.This week's ruling overturns an earlier one by the High Court in April, which found that the director of the SFO at the time, Robert Wardle, should not have dropped the case.
Pluto's reclassification is a very public demonstration of the way science works: when new evidence emerges that overturns what was previously accepted, the facts prevail, and the accepted theory is overthrown in favour of a new, more accurate understanding of the universe.
Mr Patrick also plans to introduce an abortion trigger-bill, which would outlaw abortion in Texas the minute the Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade, if that happens.Does his agenda matter?
This prompted Spain's government to push through a law recognising it as part of the country's cultural heritage, which in theory overturns Catalonia's ban.
There is not a chapter in which he does not produce a statistic that both surprises and overturns received wisdom.
In other words, America must expect to fight protracted, enervating counter-insurgency wars that offer no clear-cut victories and risk the prospect of humiliation.A new manual on counter-insurgency co-authored by the man now in charge of the war in Iraq, General David Petraeus, overturns the notion that America doesn't "do nation-building".
It also overturns many of the 1995 constitutional reforms, which aimed to redress the excesses of revolutionary rule.
