Argentina's Supreme Court has rejected a proposal by the Argentine government to use a new legal regulation to intervene in the case of a law opposed by the country's top media group.
January 02, 2013 at 05:33 PM
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Argentina’s Supreme Court rejected a proposal by the government to use a new legal regulation to get the top court to intervene in the case of a law opposed by the country’s top media group.
The Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a legal mechanism that allows the highest court to step into cases even when they’re being handled by lower courts.
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