In Trial Work, Edwards Left A Trademark

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Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards is well known for his malpractice cases that he won before he became a senator. He has filed more than 20 lawsuits against doctors who delivered brain-damaged babies because they waited too long to do Caesarean operations. Medical experts have questioned the validity of these lawsuits claiming that brain damage occurred before labor began in these cases. The number of Caesarean surgeries across the US, even if unneeded, have increased to help doctors prevent any malpractice suits.

Legal services, Attorneys, Offices of Lawyers, South Carolina, Political activity, Lawyers, Presidential candidates, Malpractice, Edwards, John

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Legal Scholars Criticize Memos on Torture

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Law professors generally agree that the quality of the legal work on the recently-released Justice Department memorandums concerning torture is poor, and will give defense lawyers many openings.

International politics, Reports, United States. Department of Justice, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Military policy, Law teachers, Law school faculty, Torture

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Little-Tested Law Is Used Against Journalists in Leak

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The Intelligence Identities Protection Act of 1982 is being used in the case involving the naming of Valerie Plame as a CIA agent.

General services, Executive changes & profiles, Ethics, Officials and employees, Safety and security measures, Investigations, Ethical aspects, Media coverage, Journalistic privilege, Journalism, United States. Central Intelligence Agency, Intelligence gathering, Plame, Valerie, Miller, Judith, Novak, Robert

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