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: ACS BlogACSBlog in Review: Week of March 3, 2008
Stories:
- Congressional contempt citations thwarted by Mukasey.
- The government concedes a vaccine-autism case.
- Glenn Sugamelli writes about President Bush's judicial nominees.
- Judge: peremptory challenges based upon national origin are unconstitutional
- The Senate Judiciary Committee okays nominations.
- Warrantless surveillance and the Postal Service.
- Mississippi's voter purge.
- BU: No award for Mukasey.
- Treasury Department shutters 80 websites.
Resources:
- Video: state legislators on expanding voting rights.
- ACS to host briefing on the SCOTUS Second Amendment case.
- ACS Issue Brief: A Call to Protect Civilian Justice: Beware the Creep of Military Tribunals
- Doug Kendall: The Supreme Court term thus far.
- Upcoming conference on public-interest law at UGA.
- Advice for future law clerks.
- The ACS’s Student Chapter of the Week.
Full post as published by ACS Blog on March 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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TEA-21 - Plus Law 105-178
FDA Issues Update on Safety Review Orlistat
Orlistat FDA Issues Update on Safety Review
Aurora Loan Faces Class Action over Mortgage Review Services
Aurora Loan Faces Class Action over Mortgage Review Services
FDA Review of Prostate Cancer Treatment Prompts Warning of Risk for Diabetes
Prostate Cancer Treatment FDA Review Prompts Warning of Risk for Diabetes
Xigris
Study Prompts FDA Safety Review
Lipitor
Review of Studies Show No Significant Benefit in Women
Wrinkle-Fillers
FDA to Review Labeling due to Adverse Event Reports

Second IT Week packed with activities
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