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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 2009

Page

4

Discrimination ruling fuels Sotomayor confirmation fight

The Ricci v DeStefano decision on New Haven fire promotions highlights ideological splits as critics press Sotomayor over alleged activist inclinations while supporters frame the case as consistent with precedent. Conservatives name her biases, Democrats argue the ruling shows judicial restraint and adherence to law.

Supreme Court Sonia Sotomayor Senate New Haven Sotomayor Sotomayors Appeals Court Ricci Judge Sotomayor Sen Jeff Sessions Alabama Senate Judiciary Committee Wendy Long Judicial Confirmation Network Tom Fitton Judicial Watch Senate Republicans National Republican Senatorial Committee Michael Bennet Colorado Sen. Bennet

Souter bids farewell as he retires from high court

Justice David Souter says he will not sit with the court again yet will not retire from friendship among his colleagues. He ends his term after a 5 4 decision involving white firefighters denied promotions in New Haven Conn., a case he opposed.

Fire New Haven Conn Frank Ricci Ricci Supreme Court High Court Sonia Sotomayor David Souter U.S. Supreme Court Washington David Life Souter New Hampshire White Mountains John Roberts Hillary Rodham Clinton

States enforce fair lending laws against national banks

Supreme Court rules states may enforce some consumer protection laws against national banks, potentially creating a patchwork of enforcement and limiting product access. The Cuomo v Clearing House decision drew praise from consumer groups who say federal regulators have lax oversight. Fort Worth officials probe Rainbow Lounge raid after arrests and hospital visit.

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