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[IMAGE] 2nd Circuit Overturns Sanctions Against Out-of-State Lawyers New=
York Law Journal Finding that lawyers sanctioned by a federal judge were n=
ever given a chance to defend themselves, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of App=
eals overruled a $10,000 assessment and restored the pro hac vice status of=
two Florida attorneys. Judge Constance Baker Motley of the Southern Distri=
ct of New York failed to follow the procedures required for imposing sancti=
ons in the case stemming from a sexual harassment suit against Smith Barney=
Inc. Full Text Judge Finds Contents of Gallup Employee Survey Legally=
Protectable The Legal Intelligencer Gallup Inc., the Princeton, N.J.-base=
d consulting firm, won a significant victory in its copyright suit against =
Wayne, Pa.-based competitor Kenexa when a federal judge in Pennsylvania rul=
ed that the contents of Gallup's employee satisfaction survey are legally p=
rotectable. However, the judge still found factual disputes in the suit, wh=
ich claimed Kenexa misappropriated the contents of Gallup's survey and "rai=
ded" its employees. Full Text Census Case Brings Family Reunion at U.S. =
Supreme Court American Lawyer Media Brothers Michael and Thomas Lee are dr=
awing extensively from the expertise of their late father, former Solicitor=
General Rex Lee, as they prepare for their first case at the U.S. Supreme =
Court. The attorneys are working on the state of Utah's claim that the 2000=
census' failure to count Mormon missionaries overseas, leaving the state s=
hy of gaining a congressional seat, was an equal protection violation. Ful=
l Text Portland Police Refuse to Cooperate With Federal Terrorism Quest=
ioning, Cite Oregon Law The Associated Press Portland, Ore., police have r=
efused a U.S. Department of Justice request for help in interviewing Middle=
Eastern immigrants as part of its sweeping terrorism investigation, saying=
it would violate a state law that says no one can be questioned by police =
unless they are suspected of being involved in a crime. Portland is believe=
d to be the first city to refuse to cooperate with the DOJ in its anti-terr=
orism effort. Full Text Conviction for Drug Conspiracy Overturned: He W=
as Just Flirting New York Law Journal A New York appellate court has throw=
n out the conviction of a man sentenced to one to three years in prison on =
drug charges, after finding that he was flirting with an undercover policew=
oman rather than conspiring to sell her crack. A jury had convicted William=
Tucker of criminal sale of a controlled substance after he led an undercov=
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reapply for admission to Florida's bar for five years. Full Text [IMAGE=
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onstitute a fair legal response. Thus far, in an emergency rule enacted by =
the Justice Department, the protections of attorney-client privilege have b=
een superseded by the "lawyer-client rule," where all communication may be =
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d filmmaker Jacques Cousteau and his grandchildren over rights to the famil=
y's name is surfacing in Miami and Los Angeles federal courts. The dispute =
began when Francine Cousteau, president of the Cousteau Society, filed suit=
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ull Text Summer Associates See Offers Fizzle New York Law Journal When =
competing for jobs at big New York firms, students at New York's regional l=
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terparts at Ivy League and other first-tier law schools. But in a season of=
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Forget landing choice jobs; students at second- and third- tier schools wo=
nder if they'll land jobs at all. Full Text [IMAGE] Buyer Beware The R=
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