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The Supreme Court ruled that honest-services fraud can still be used to prosecute clear-cut crimes such as bribes or kickbacks, but not in murkier circumstances like the case against Mr. Skilling.

Appeals Panel Hears Skilling Argument

Drugs should be presented as the Great Evil because of their effects on what he charmingly calls the murkier parts of our society.

Archive 2009-11-01

The political picture is a good deal murkier, which is why tomorrow, at 2: 00 p.m.

CNN Transcript - Special Event: And the Winner Is... - November 19, 2000

As President Barack Obama declared with a fanfare his intention to close the controversial Guantanamo Bay terrorist detention camp last week, he made no mention of another growing US-run prison – with more than twice as many inmates and an even murkier legal status.

A New Lawfare Front

Many have speculated that Armstrong's suicide may have had something to do with his rocky financial situation, recent divorce filing or negative representation on his estranged wife's "Housewives" reality show, but insights into Schram's suicide are a bit murkier.

Russell Armstrong's Business Associate Alan Schram Found Dead Day After "Housewives" Husband's Suicide

As the various factions of the opposition and Morales tussled over his economic policies and constitutional reforms, the country split along clear geographical and class lines and murkier racial ones.

The Mugabe of the Andes?

But it's spreading like a summer cold through the murkier parts of the right-wing blogosphere.

Archive 2009-04-01

Instead, she's played by her own rules, supporting large-scale projects that others would deem too risky, wading through a bureaucratic network that's murkier than mud.

This Woman is Changing the Way We See Art

But dig into the strategic benefits, and the rationale for a deal becomes murkier.

Is H-P in Oracle's Future?

And with respect to the relationship between insurance status and mortality, the link is even murkier.

Matthew Yglesias » Insurance Status and Mortality