A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld ordinances barring the ownership of handguns in most cases in Chicago and suburban Oak Park.
He noted that a federal judge in May upheld the barring of enforcement action, including the foreclosure of real estate owned by marijuana industry firms complying with state medical marijuana laws.
Mr. Navalny was officially registered as a candidate only days before his conviction, which if upheld, will bar him from taking office.
The companies are awaiting a court ruling on the validity of a Sanofi patent that expires in 2011 and, if upheld, would bar Apotex from selling a generic version of Plavix.
On Monday, a federal judge upheld a decision barring a group, the National Council of Arab Americans and the Answer Coalition, from holding a rally there on Saturday.
On April 26th, a federal appeals court in Missouri upheld a law barring protests within 300 feet of a military funeral, but it disbarred broader efforts by state legislators to keep protesters away from such occasions.
Thousands of supporters of the opposition leader Nawaz Sharif protested across Punjab Province, a day after the Supreme Court upheld a ruling barring him from holding elected office and removed his brother as the province's head of government.
An administrative law judge has upheld a decision barring three former executives of the company that makes the powerful painkiller OxyContin from federal health programs for 15 years, the inspector general of the Department of Health and Human Services said Friday.
In the meantime, roughly 50 million music fans will have at least a few more days to swap music files online for free, as the U.S. Court of Appeals upheld an injunction barring the embattled company from knowingly allowing its users to access copyrighted material.
The government invoked Williamson v. Lee Optical (1955), a case in which the Supreme Court upheld a law barring people who were not licensed optometrists or opthalmologists from replacing broken lenses and preventing out-of-state eyeglass retailers from advertising -- in the name of public health and safety, of course.
The ceilings are usually of thin boards, slightly overlapping, upheld by bars about an inch (3 cm) square, the whole suspended from the roof or floor beams.
