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[Money.cnn.com] Court hands mixed ruling to WTC developer - Oct. 18, 2006: Paul Travelers Companies Inc. (Charts), one of the companies which may have to pay more as a result of Wednesday's decision, said the outcome of the case will not result in an earnings charge because the impact of the lower court decision had already been recognized in the company's financial statements.

 [Lsolum.blogspot.com] Legal Theory Blog: Muller's QuestionUnintended consequences are the focus of a post by Eric Muller that asks this question:Here's the question: if you are a supporter of gay rights, was Lawrence a good thing? If we knew that in a world without Lawrence, the political process (as influenced by continuing slow societal development never impacted by a Supreme Court decision) would eventually come to accept gay marriage in many states, would we be better off in that world, or in a world in which the Constitution forbids states from criminalizing homosexual sex but also bans gay marriage?

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