Lonn Trust, the Yankees chief operating officer, wrote to the city on Jan . 26 , 2006"For clarity, no seats, no suites, no tickets, and as they say in Brooklyn 'No nothin'.' " In response, a lawyer for the city, Joseph Gunn, warned that "No nothin' can go both ways," adding that if the luxury suite was not included, "We do not submit the letter ruling request".
The United States Telecom Association, which represents the nation's largest telephone companies, said earlier this year that the ruling requested by law enforcement officials might "impede technological progress" and impose "unreasonable costs on carriers and consumers".
Last week, a federal judge denied that request, ruling that Mr. Perry's invitations to prayer were "requests, not commands," and thus did not violate the First Amendment's separation of church and state.
Judge Adlai Hardin of United States Bankruptcy Court denied the request, ruling that ending the contract would frustrate Footstar's attempt to exit bankruptcy protection.
Ms. Green sought a hand recount, but the canvassing board rejected her request, ruling there was no indication of fraud or a machine malfunction.
The money was offered after Justice Michael Obus of State Supreme Court in Manhattan rejected Mr. Swartz's original bail request, ruling that Mr. Swartz had not proved that the $7 million in Tyco stock he offered had not been "tainted" by criminal activity.
The new bail money was offered after Justice Michael Obus of State Supreme Court in Manhattan rejected Mr. Swartz's original bail request, ruling that Mr. Swartz had not proved that the $7 million in Tyco stock he offered had not been "tainted" by criminal activity.
A federal judge ended a hearing today without ruling on a request for a temporary restraining order to delay a vote allowing Nabors Industries, an oil drilling company, to incorporate in Bermuda.
Countrywide and two law firms it used showed "a disregard for the professional and ethical obligations of the legal profession and judicial system," Judge Jeff Bohm of Federal District Court said in ruling on a request by a Justice Department official to consider punishing the company for its conduct.
However, Ontario Superior Court Justice Fred Myers, who was ruling on the request of a publication ban, shot down the ban.
Judge James L. Pohl denied the request, ruling that the medical care provided to detainees at Guantanamo was out of his jurisdiction.
