While the Swiss court sided with Google on the adequacy of its digital pixilation methods, the panel upheld several conditions demanded by the national regulator.
The ombudsman upheld several of my complaints against the NHS trust that runs the hospital, listing a series of failures in communication with my family.
That happened in November, when the sixth circuit court of appeals upheld several state bans, putting it at odds with four other appellate courts that ruled to strike down bans.
A European Union high court upheld several Anheuser-Busch trademarks and dismissed a challenge from its Czech brewing rival Budvar, the latest ruling in a century of disputes relating to the name "Budweiser".
In the most significant court case dealing with money and politics since 1976, a special three-judge panel today upheld several major provisions of a sweeping new law limiting political donations, but found that some of its measures were unconstitutional.
The court has upheld several injunctions brought by celebrities and public figures in the past year, but signalled a change in direction in September when it rejected the former England manager Steve McClaren's attempt to ban the Sun from printing details of his alleged extramarital affair.
Judge Contreras did void the initial rule, finding that the Administration had failed to provide an adequate rationale for one component, but he upheld several aspects of it.
In the 1960s appeals by peyotists in the name of constitutional freedom of religion were supported by anthropologists and others and upheld in several state supreme courts.
"We've seen this principle of international law upheld on several occasions," Mr Alen Mirza continued, "including in 2011 when the Libyan regime systematically attacked civilians and in 2012 when terrorist groups sought to take control of northern Mali.
Most Americans seem to agree (see chart).When the arguments came to a close at the end of March 28th, Mr Obama faced one hopeful prospect the court might uphold the mandate and several nightmares.
