http://www.truthout.org/docs_2005/051105Z.shtmlCheney Wins Court Ruling On Energy Panel Records
By Carol D. Leonnig and Jim VandeHei
The Washington Post
Wednesday 11 May, 2005
A federal appeals court in Washington dismissed a lawsuit yesterday that sought to force Vice President Cheney to turn over records of private meetings his office held in 2001 to shape the administration's energy policy.
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http://www.legitgov.org/news_cheney_task_force_judge_051005.htmlJudge who exonerated Cheney is on the payroll of Exxon EXCLUSIVE to CLG --Research, commentary by Mary Titus, CLG Contributing Writer. Additional input, Lori Price, CLG Gen. Mgr.
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http://www.legitgov.org/news_cheney_task_force_judge_051005.html11 May 2005 04:00
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Hmmmm...
Judge A. Raymond Randolph - eh?
Let's look him up. Appointed by shrub in 1990. Pal of Microsoft in the celebrated anti-trust case of 2001.
Judges poised to rule on Microsoft 31 May, 2001, 22:10 GMT 23:10 UK --Microsoft's fate hangs in the balance as a Court of Appeal considers whether to overturn the break-up order. A ruling is thought to be imminent and BBC News Online's Kevin Anderson in Washington takes a look at the judges making the decision...
In 1998, two judges on the appeals court ruled that Microsoft did not violate a consent decree when it bundled its Internet Explorer web browser with Windows. In that case, Judge Stephen Williams, appointed by Ronald Reagan in 1986, and Judge Raymond Randolph, appointed by George Bush in 1990, ruled that Microsoft did not illegally "tie" the browser to its market-dominant operating system.
...And SAY! what do you know?
He is with the George Mason University
Law and Economics Center - funded by Exxon!
George Mason University, Law and Economics Center has received $115,000 from ExxonMobil since 1998.
Say Hey! Its good being a judge!
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