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Telecoms denied right to jury in FCC data security actions
The Supreme Court rules the FCC may issue telecom forfeiture orders without a jury trial, upholding fines against AT&T and Verizon.
Justices recognize limited jury trial right in prisoner cases
The U.S. Supreme Court rules 5-4 that juries can decide if prisoners met PLRA exhaustion requirements when facts overlap with civil rights claims.
Bayer asks U.S. Supreme Court to block suits claiming it failed to warn about cancer
Bayer's new request to the nation's highest court comes as it is simultaneously pursing legislation in Missouri and other states seeking to erect a legal shield against lawsuits targeting Roundup, a commonly used weedkiller for both farms and homes.
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