Identity Politics: Does the Constitution Prohibit State Voter Identification Measures?
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Sound Science
Sound Science Faces Critical Test in New Yorks Highest Court
The New York Court of Appeals, the states highest court, has scheduled oral argument on June 5, 2007 in Nonnon v. City of New York. Nonnon provides an opportunity for
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Metropolitan Corporate Counsel Praises Atlantic Legal’s Sound Science Program
The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, a highly-regarded national publication serving some 30,000 corporate counsel, praises Atlantic Legal’s efforts to combat "junk science" in the editorial of its May 2006 issue. For
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Atlantic Legal Foundation Brief Cited by Supreme Court in Kumho Tire Decision; Ruling Will Impact Federal Products Liability Cases
Atlantic Legal Foundation, a public interest law firm active in challenging "junk science" in the courtroom, announced today that its amici curiae brief in the U.S. Supreme Court case of
Class Action Abuse And ‘Junk Science’
Northeast Edition ISSUES & OVERVIEW Pg. 16 Two recent litigation trends are causing major concern among defense counsel: class action abuse and "junk science," both of which can result in
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Foundation Launches Mold/Sound Science Project
Atlantic Legal Foundation, a public interest law firm, for the past decade has advocated the application of sound scientific principles in legal and regulatory proceedings. Atlantic Legal has represented many
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Atlantic Legal Foundation Publishes Volume 2 of the ‘Atlantic Legal Science in The Courtroom Review’
The Foundation has just published the second volume of the Atlantic Legal Foundation Science in the Courtroom Review The first article in the new issue is Weisgram v. Marley Co.: