Douglas wedding photo case ends, ruling seen 2007
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A lengthy legal battle over pictures from the wedding of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones ended on Thursday, and a 2007 ruling is expected to help define how far stars can control their image and privacy.
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Las Vegas was the place to be on 7/7/07, and a TIME photographer captured couples tying the knot on a day of luck
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Seven years after Dana Plato's death, a new legal battle is being   waged among her survivors.
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This picture was taken on the same day that they got engaged.
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Three photographers who took pictures of  Britain's Princess Diana and her friend Dodi al Fayed on the  night of their fatal 1997 car crash did not break French  privacy laws, an appeals court ruled Tuesday.
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Three photographers who took pictures of Britain&#39;s Princess Diana and her friend Dodi al Fayed on the night of their fatal 1997 car crash did not break French privacy laws, an appeals court ruled Tuesday.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday considered a law requiring voters to show photo identification before casting a ballot, its most important voting rights case since Bush v. Gore settled the 2000 presidential election.
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The conviction ended an emotional year-long case that tested Philippine-American relations and revived calls for the abrogation of a controversial defense agreement.
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The Georgia Supreme Court on Monday unanimously dismissed a  legal challenge to the state's voter ID law.
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By Jennifer Greff, Omaha World-Herald, Neb.  Feb. 27--A computer server used by Douglas County and Omaha law enforcement to store mug shots of crime suspects crashed recently, and some of the photos may be lost.
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The historic Air-India trial came to an end in Vancouver on Friday with Judge Ian Josephon announcing that he will deliver his verdict on March 16 next year.
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Closing arguments have completed in a trial aimed at overturning a 1998 law aimed at curbing pornography. While proponents of the law saw it is necessary to prevent children from viewing objectionable material, opponents say it hurts free speech.
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AN appeals court yesterday upheld the acquittals of three photographers accused of invasion of privacy for taking pictures of Diana, Princess of Wales, and Dodi Fayed at the scene of their fatal crash.
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Here is the coverage in The New York Times and the New York Law Journal about the denial of United for Peace and Justice's Sunday rally in Central Park (United for Peace and Justice v. Bloomberg, 111893/04), and here is what NY Supreme Court1 Justice Silbermann said:      [...] the evidence established that the department's determination was based on entirely content-neutral factors, to wit: that the Great Lawn2 was not an appropriate venue for a demonstration of this magnitude.     [...]  The Parks Department appropriately applied content-neutral regulations while leaving plaintiff with a reasonable alternate site.
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The district attorney prosecuting Michael Jackson on child molestation charges can stay on the case. That ruling came down Thursday from Superior Court Judge Rodney Melville in Santa Barbara County, California.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger settles a dispute with a US car company over photos used without permission.
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Unmarried couples who live together in North Dakota will no longer be considered criminals after the House agreed Thursday to repeal the law that has been on books since statehood.