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The Supreme Court upheld the order in 2011 after the state appealed.

Bimbo obtained a federal court order barring the move, and late last month an appeals panel in Pennsylvania upheld the order.

A three-judge panel of the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit upheld the order, stating that the state should provide a full accounting.

In 1978, the Supreme Court upheld the order, establishing a decency standard that remains in effect; it ensnared Howard Stern in 2005, precipitating his move to satellite radio.

The appeals court had upheld the order in January, though it had overturned a two-day jail sentence imposed on the father, Joseph R. Hogue Jr., for violating it by telling his son he is gay.

A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit upheld the order from Judge Roslyn O. Silver, who demanded information about the origins of the drug, sodium thiopental, in order to know whether there were risks of impurity or efficacy that could cause undue pain and suffering to the inmate, Jeffrey Landrigan.

Two weeks ago, a judge upheld the orders as constitutional because, she stated, Occupy is a "global movement", so protesters are free demonstrate elsewhere.

Submitting its final filing in its antitrust case against the Microsoft Corporation, the Clinton administration asked an appeals court today to uphold the order to split the company in two.

The four Democratic nominees on the court are mortal locks to uphold the order if they agree to hear the case, and three Republican nominees (Justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito) mortal locks to find the order illegal.

A federal appeals court, upholding the order last year, scorched the Department of Environmental Protection, citing "a substantial breakdown in the agency process that has resulted in 20 years of permanent cleanup inaction".

In the courtroom and on the plaza outside, gardeners cheered when they learned of the judge's decision upholding the order, which was originally issued in February 2000 after the state attorney general's office sued to prevent the sale of any gardens to developers.