91.   The appeals judges remanded the bundling portion of the case back to a new U.S. district judge for reconsideration.

92.   The appeals judges wrote that no physicians in Illinois had said they performed this procedure and only a few had done so in Wisconsin.

93.   The appeals judges said prosecutors had violated his human rights by keeping him in jail too long without charge.

94.   The appeals judge found that since Salinas had been convicted as the instigator and not the gunman, he should not be given the maximum sentence.

95.   The appeals judge ruled that the government cannot force a woman to follow healthful practices.

96.   The appeals judges also removed Judge Jackson for making derogatory comments about Microsoft.

97.   The appeals judges referred the case to the U.S. attorney to investigate whether DuPont committed a crime.

98.   The candidates are Nelda Rodriguez of Corpus Christi, a state appeals judge, and Houston lawyers Keith Ellison, Richard Schechter and Ruben Guerrero.

99.   The case was reviewed by the full complement of D.C. Circuit appeals judges.

100.   The court, known as the Special Division, consists of three federal appeals judges appointed by the Chief Justice of the United States.