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1.404 documents for Douglas H. Ginsburg

- Google and the limits of antitrust: the case against the case against Google.
...at 58. . (155.) Leah Brannon & Douglas H. Ginsburg, Antitrust Decisions of the U.S. Supre...
- Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
- Vol. 34 Nbr. 1, January 2011
- A U.S. Court Frustrates Regulators
The U.S. Court of Appeals in the District of Colombia circuit is controlled by judicial activists who seem quite willing to negate, on technical grounds, any regulations they do not like. The second-most important court in the United States has three vacancies, one of which was created in 2005. It may yet be the institution that dooms many or even most of the Dodd-Frank reforms that Congress passed in 2010 and that regulatory agencies have been struggling to implement since then.

... recent, caused by the decision by Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg, the author of some of the decisions t...
- International Herald Tribune
- September 20, 2012
- Warrantless Gps Use Rejected, but Court Split Over Why
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that using GPS tracking for 30 days needs a warrant, but it divided 5-4 on the reason. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled unanimously that the police violated the Constitution when they placed a Global Positioning System tracking device on a suspect's car and monitored its movements for 28 days.

... places in the course of a month," Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg wrote for the appeals court panel. The...
- International Herald Tribune
- January 24, 2012

- Bailey v. United States, 516 U.S. 137 (1995)
...Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg, dissenting in part, argued that prior...
- U.S. Supreme Court
- ; Gray Sees 'Victory' in Panel Ruling
C. laws prohibiting assault weapons and large-capacity ammunition-feeding devices do not violate the Second Amendment, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday. A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit also upheld as constitutional some of the city's basic gun- registration requirements, such as those mandating that applicants provide certain personal information.

...Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg penned the 45-page decision, stating t...
- The Washington Times
- October 05, 2011
- Hoiles Prize for Journalism Won by Damon Root
NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The first R. C. Hoiles Prize for Journalism -- $10,000 and a crystal flame - has been awarded to Damon Root, for articles published by Reason Magazine. Second prize ($4,000 and a crystal flame) went to Steven Greenhut, for articles published by City Journal and the Orange County Register.

...Judges this year were: Shikha Dalmia, Douglas H. Ginsburg, Wendy Gramm, Robert Guest, Bart Hinkl...
- U.S. Newswire
- November 08, 2011
- Big Brother Along for the Ride? Courts Concerned About Gps Tracking
In November, the justices will hear arguments of the most important Fourth Amendment case in a decade and address a question: Do the police need a warrant to attach a GPS device to a suspect's car? The precedent is novel. More precisely, the precedent is a novel.

... in the course of a month," wrote Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg. U.S. appeals courts in Chicago and Sa...
- International Herald Tribune
- September 11, 2011
- Cemetery Logs Are 'Death Records' and Public, Court Finds
Since the court ruling, the historical society says it has received some of the records and is awaiting more.

...Department of Justice, written by Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg for the three-judge panel, said applyi...
- News Media and the Law
- Vol. 33 Nbr. 3, July 2009
- Court Invalidates Guantanamo Case ; Throwing Out of Charge Against Bin Laden Aide Could Prevent Other Trials
In a ruling that could prevent trials for other detainees, the judges said that the charge against Salim Hamdan, who served as Osama Bin Laden's driver, was not a war crime at the time of his actions. A U.S. appeals court has thrown out the terrorism conviction of a high-profile former detainee at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba: Salim Hamdan, a Yemeni who served as Osama bin Laden's driver and bodyguard and whose case led to a landmark 2006 Supreme Court ruling striking down the Bush administration's first version of military commissions.

...Sentelle and Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg, both appointees of President Ronald R...
- International Herald Tribune
- October 17, 2012
- Us Appeals Court Upholds D.C. Handgun Restrictions
WASHINGTON - The District of Columbia can bar residents from owning assault weapons and require them to register their handguns without violating the Second Amendment, but the district must explain further why its numerous handgun registration requirements are necessary, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday. A divided three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals did not strike down any of the district's gun laws, which were approved after a landmark 2008 Supreme Court decision that struck down a 32- year-old handgun ban in the nation's capital.

... majority opinion was written by Judges Douglas H. Ginsburg and Karen LeCraft Henderson. Judge Bre...
- Charleston Daily Mail
- October 05, 2011