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Lower courts have issued conflicting rulings about whether pictures of aborted fetuses may be banned from public places because they disturb children.

See articleLegal-limbo landObamacare was thrown into confusion when two federal appeals courts issued contradictory rulings about whether people who signed up for health insurance through the federal exchange can claim subsidies.

Federal judges have issued sharply differing rulings about whether the law is constitutional, and the Supreme Court agreed last year to review an Indiana case to settle part of the issue.

There has been no ruling about whether such a privilege outweighs a request by Congress for White House information to perform its oversight of the executive branch.

In India, women's rights activists awaited a court ruling about whether a ban on women entering temples and mosques, particularly while they are menstruating, should be lifted.

The lawsuits are awaiting action from a three-judge panel at a U.S. District Court in Washington, which will make a ruling about whether or not to stay the E.P.A.'s hand.

The agreement could end lawsuits by 86 people who claimed to have been sexually abused by Mr. Geoghan and foreclose a ruling about whether Cardinal Bernard M. Law last spring improperly backed out of a settlement that had been worth up to $30 million.

If a court agrees that such regulations are pre-empted by federal ones, it will open the door to a broader ruling about whether the regulatory provisions can be "severed" from those eliminating state prohibitions — or whether the entire initiatives must be struck down.

Indeed, this process is referred to in Tahoe's vice-president's affidavit which states that "Guatemalan prosecuting authorities" have charged MSR's security manager with "causing injuries and obstruction of justice", although the charges "remain unproven" and the "Court in Guatemala has yet to make a ruling about whether he should stand trial on the charges".

The judge requested more information before ruling about whether the plaintiffs can pursue the dissolution of the startup incubator.

But Michael J. Garcia, the United States attorney in Manhattan, said his office reviews any negative rulings about an officer's credibility to decide whether any action is necessary.