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"It's a tremendously important step that Yale took," said Graham Boyd, the national director of the A.C.L.U.'s drug policy litigation project.

Mr. Perrelli, 46, will be based in Washington and run a new Jenner & Block practice area called government controversies and public policy litigation, which is effectively a hybrid of white-collar criminal defense and regulatory work.

It was that ruling that the Pottawatomie district was challenging today and that Mr. Boyd, director of the civil liberties union's drug policy litigation project, was defending on behalf of the Earls family.

"The political and legal atmosphere is really changing," said Graham A. Boyd, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's drug policy litigation project, which has brought most of the school cases.

Graham Boyd, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's drug policy litigation project, which represented the plaintiffs, said in an interview today that programs such as Tecumseh's were counterproductive because studies have shown that students involved in extracurricular activities are less likely to use drugs.

Graham Boyd, who is with the New Haven office of the American Civil Liberties Union and directs the group's drug policy litigation project, is one of the lawyers representing the owners and promoters of a New Orleans electronic music club, the State Palace.

Todd Burke, a spokesman for American Airlines, declined to comment, citing the company's policy on litigation.

Progressive leaders in the industry, like Jim Rogers at Cinergy, were tiring of what he calls "environmental policy through litigation".

Mr. de Blasio, whose office has limited tools with which to affect public policy, said litigation had been more important in Mr. Bloomberg's third term because the mayor became "less and less accountable".

Another was Common Cause, an organization whose vice-president of policy and litigation said, in a statement, "Turning your businesses over to your children is what leaders of Banana Republics do.

As Labor Department solicitor, a position that requires Senate confirmation, Ms. Smith would essentially serve as Labor Secretary Hilda L. Solis's general counsel, helping shape policy, oversee litigation, and coordinate the activities of the department's powerful Wage and Hour Division.