Courts rules Limbaugh medical records were seized properly
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Rush Limbaughâs medical records were properly seized by investigators seeking information on alleged illegal drug use, an appeals court ruled Wednesday.
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The Inter-American Court of Human Rights has upheld the conviction of an American woman imprisoned in Peru for terrorist collaboration with Marxist guerrillas, President Alejandro Toledo confirmed Thursday.
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The Supreme Court ruled against The New York Times on Monday, refusing to block the government from reviewing telephone records of two Times reporters in a leak investigation concerning a terrorism-funding probe.
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BANGOR, Maine -- A federal judge has ruled that a new Maine law making doctors' prescription-writing habits confidential violates the Constitution.
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A woman accused of stealing an ambulance left running while a rescue squad was in a house attending to an elderly stroke victim will stand trial on second-degree felony charges of theft, receiving stolen property and other counts, a judge has ruled.
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(West Palm Beach, Florida-AP) Oct. 6, 2004 - A Florida appeals court has dealt a blow to Rush Limbaugh. The court ruled investigators acted properly in seizing the talk show host&#39;s medical records in a drug probe.
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A federal judge in Idaho has ruled that former attorney general John D. Ashcroft can be held personally responsible for the wrongful detention of a U.S. citizen arrested as a "material witness" in a terrorism case.
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The Kansas Supreme Court on Tuesday temporarily blocked a grand jury from obtaining patient records from a physician who is one of the nation's few late-term abortion providers.
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The state Supreme Court was asked Wednesday to decide if prosecutors violated Rush Limbaugh's privacy rights when they seized his medical records without warning during an investigation into his use of painkillers.
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Federal marshals broke no laws when seizing tape recordings from reporters from The Associated Press and the Hattiesburg American during a 2004 speech by Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, an initial agency investigation found.
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The government has conceded that the U.S. Marshals Service violated federal law when a marshal ordered reporters with The Associated Press and the Hattiesburg American to erase their recordings of a speech by Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
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The court has fixed December 11 for recording evidence in the case.
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Yasser Arafat&#39;s widow took possession of the late Palestinian leader&#39;s widely sought medical records Friday, and was deciding whether to make the file public to &quot;stop all these false ideas&quot; of what caused his death, her lawyer said.
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YASSER ARAFATâS widow took possession of his widely sought medical records, and was deciding whether to release the information publicly, her lawyer said today.
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ALBANY - Federal prosecutors have admitted a possible error in a key piece of evidence used to arrest and detain two Albany mosque leaders accused of supporting terrorism.
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A judge Friday granted Merck &amp; Co. attorneys access to bank and cell phone records that could show the extent of a juror's financial relationship with a plaintiff who won a $32 million verdict in the death of a man who took the painkiller Vioxx.
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GREENSBURG, Pa. - A case of funny money has ended happily for a woman who had been charged with passing a bogus $200 bill with President Bush's picture on it.  Prosecutors in Pennsylania's Westmoreland County dropped all charges Friday against Deborah L.