51.   The suit charged collusion and price-fixing.

52.   The suit charged the federal government with interfering with patient-doctor communications and violating free speech rights.

53.   The suit charges Inglis with cherry-picking a team of experts in several crucial areas.

54.   The suit charges that Hall was the ultimate beneficiary of those purchases.

55.   The suit charges that the current tax system discriminates against black and Hispanic residents.

56.   The suit charges the state with denying tens of thousands of children the basic public education to which the State Constitution entitles them.

57.   The suits charge it with concealing trading and investment banking losses.

58.   The suits charge that the defendants know that the guns end up in the hands of criminals in cities like New York and Chicago where handguns are tightly controlled.

59.   The SEC suit charges that some of the defendants prevented customers from selling.

60.   The suit also charges that the federal action is unconstitutional because it forces Florida to shoulder the economic burden of supporting the people losing benefits.