The legislation closes loopholes created by court rulings, which removed protections for federal whistle-blowers.
They said the court rulings, which were issued last week, were undemocratic.
Among those few are the rulings which pushed education spending up dramatically.
His rulings, which have almost all been against Mr. Quattrone, could influence the outcome of the case.
The government has so far ignored two earlier Supreme Court rulings, which had also ordered evictions of the squatters.
The Executive is not to be the administrator of specific laws, but the formulator of policies, decrees and rulings which will have the force of law.
In an interview, Ms. Carr said that her office had previous concerns about some of Judge Bryan's rulings, which she declined to detail.
Three years ago Hamilton, exasperated at a series of stewards' rulings which went against him, joked: "Maybe it's because I'm black".
Shayler is appealing to the House of Lords against court rulings which, if upheld, would prevent him from having any defence at his criminal trial.
But opponents say those court rulings, which they are appealing, create incentives for companies to seek bankruptcy court protection rather than negotiate a restructuring out of court.
The rulings, which often hinge on whether a regulator fully studied the costs of a rule, are also rooted in the court's philosophy to keep government watchdogs on a short leash.
