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But Judge Taylor rejected both arguments, ruling that even presidents must obey statutory law and the Constitution.

This week, the court went further, ruling that even employees who merely answer questions as part of an internal investigation are protected against retaliation.

The United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit rejected the argument, ruling that even gross negligence by a lawyer does not provide a basis for equitable tolling.

The court came down on Sony's side by ruling that even though some people might use the Betamax machines for illegal purposes, such as copying and distributing copyright-protected TV shows and movies, there were "substantial non-infringing uses" for the technology that outweighed those concerns.

The Privy Council agreed, ruling that even when prevailing local standards were taken into account, Bell's trial had been excessively delayed through no fault of his own.

It effectively sealed the courthouse doors to plaintiffs subjected to pro-business arbitration, ruling that even challenges to arbitration agreements remain subject to arbitrators, rather than judges.

The report also cited a state court ruling that requires even inmates in the most secure units to be allowed out of their cells at meals and other times.

Here, says Google's Schmidt chairing this Google generated roadshow, is a ruling that has even the philosophers foxed.

U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright dismissed the lawsuit last April 1, ruling that Mrs. Jones' allegations, even if true, wouldn't qualify as a case of sexual harassment.

In contrast, any ruling that increases competition, even by just a little bit, is unequivocally a positive development.

The state Supreme Court just reaffirmed this draconian case law in a ruling that shook up even the legal establishment.