71.   An appeals court reversed that, ruling that any Muslim had the right to legal action if he felt his religion was under attack.

72.   An appeals court reversed the award nearly two years later, saying Carter had waited too long to go to court.

73.   An appeals court reversed the breakup order and appointed Colleen Kollar-Kotelly to determine a new punishment.

74.   An appeals court reversed the breakup order and appointed Kollar-Kotelly to determine a new punishment.

75.   An intermediate state appeals court reversed the award nearly two years later, saying Carter had waited too long to go to court.

76.   An appeals court reversed the penalty but not the conviction and appointed Kollar-Kotelly to determine a new punishment.

77.   An appeals court reversed the verdict nearly two years later, saying Carter had waited too long to go to court.

78.   An appeals court has reversed the court order to break up Microsoft.

79.   An appeals court reversed the breakup order and appointed U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly to determine a new punishment.

80.   An appeals court reversed the decision, saying the concept does not apply to same-sex couples because they cannot legally marry.