Brett Kavanaugh

U.S. Truckers Lose Mexican Cross-Border Delivery Appeal

U.S. trucker groups lost an appeals court challenge to a federal pilot program allowing Mexican truck drivers to cross the border and deliver goods in the U.S.

Cytori Loses Bid to Overturn FDA Bar on Stem-Cell Devices

Cytori Therapeutics Inc., a biotechnology company developing experimental burn treatment therapies, lost a U.S. appeals court bid to overturn the Food and Drug Administration’s initial rejection of two medical devices that use fat as a source of stem-cell therapy.

Conservative Health-Care Split Offers Court a Path: Noah Feldman

What will the U.S. Supreme Court do with the constitutional challenge to the health care law? Prediction, always a delicate business, is even harder when high-stakes politics affects a case.

EPA Ethanol-Rule Challenge Won’t Be Reconsidered, Judges Say

A federal appeals court refused to reconsider a decision to throw out a lawsuit challenging an Environmental Protection Agency rule that allows higher concentrations of corn-based ethanol in gasoline.

Court Gives Obama Health-Care Law Mixed Reaction

President Barack Obama’s health- care law got a mixed reception in its fourth review by a federal appeals court as three judges grappled with questions about the law’s constitutionality and their own authority to rule on it.

EPA Loses Bid for Full-Court Review of Cross-State Rule

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency lost a bid for review by a full federal appeals court of a three-judge panel’s ruling that threw out regulations designed to cut cross-state pollution from coal-fired power plants.

Ohio Loses Appeal, Can’t Reject Voters in Wrong Precincts

Ohio was barred from disqualifying provisional ballots cast in the wrong precinct, an appeals court said, upholding an earlier ruling.

South Carolina Voter ID Law Blocked Until After Election

South Carolina became the fourth state to be blocked from requiring voters to show photo identification before casting a ballot in the Nov. 6 election.

Honeywell, Dupont Lose Challenge to Cap-and-Trade Program

Honeywell International Inc. and DuPont Co. lost a challenge to a U.S. cap-and-trade emissions program as a federal appeals court said it already ruled the credit-transfers at issue in the case were lawful.

Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, Chinastockwatch.com, Gas Drilling in Court News

Hedge fund Oasis Management LLC sued Morgan Stanley for C$9.5 million ($9.3 million) over options in Sino-Forest Corp. bought before the Toronto-listed timber company’s stock plunged 71 percent in two days in June.

"We think the more sensible conclusion is that Congress decided that Mexico-domiciled truckers with Mexican commercial drivers' licenses could drive on U.S. roads."

- Brett Kavanaugh on Apr 19, 2013

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North Korea Test-Fires 3 Missiles as U.S. Sees Further Isolation

Commuter Train Wreck Injures Dozens, Curbs Amtrak Service

Republicans Unsatisfied by IRS Answers Press for More

Tesla’s Musk Channels Iacocca With Early U.S. Repayment

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