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"We are also pleased to hear that rather than continue to litigate, RDR have themselves decided to publish a different book prepared with reference to Judge Patterson's decision."— Top Stories: BreakingNews.ie
The landlord says the rent is late; he might have to litigate -— The BEING HAD Times
Research shows that parents that re-litigate or seek other types of legal enforcement after the divorce often do so because they have an unenforcable order and / or did not understand the terms of the court order to begin with.— Recently Uploaded Slideshows
Yes, the content is a part of the value, but it's the losers-litigate dept— Techdirt
Codifying the rule of lenity would reduce uncertainty in federal criminal law; narrow the scope of legal issues that the parties must litigate, both at trial and in the federal appellate courts; and require that Congress be clear when it defines a criminal offense.— Spero News

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