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Mr. Loscoe and another spokesman would not say which jail employees were being punished or why, citing the litigation by Mr. Ng's family and the federal investigation.

The deal also would end the litigation by the Trumps against the bondholders, and release them from more than $100 million of claims against them.

Though Justice Scalia appeared attentive to the state's concerns, he suggested that it might have fumbled the litigation by not going to court after losing before the federal Election Assistance Commission.

While the standoff over the frigate is embarrassing for Argentina, it is a sideshow to the litigation by Elliott and Aurelius in New York A few years ago, Elliott and Aurelius changed their legal tack.

Wal-Mart has tried to end the litigation by arguing that 1.5 million women do not have enough in common to sue for discrimination as a single class under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.

Internal documents produced in the litigation by major banks that sold WorldCom bonds show that officials of three of those banks -- J.P. Morgan Chase, Bank of America and Deutsche Bank -- expressed misgivings privately about WorldCom's financial soundness just months before they helped the company sell $12 billion in debt.

Harvest actions were the primary source of the litigations by citizen groups concerned about the adverse effects of harvests on the environment, biodiversity, and other ecosystem services.

By the 1990's, popular books like "The Litigation Explosion" by Walter Olson and "The Death of Common Sense" by Philip K.

It could lead to a new wave of legal cases brought by bookstores or publishers, he said, much like the litigation brought by music companies against sites like Napster and LimeWire and their users.

Hayworth spared his station the litigation costs by becoming a candidate.So let's get this straight.

"It is possible that receiverships could have reduced the costs of the litigation, but by no means certain".