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Schwarzenegger to take prison fight to Supreme Court (Reuters) Schwarzenegger to take prison fight to Supreme Court SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court a federal court's...

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...administration reluctantly agreed to a court"s demand that cramped prisons shed nearly 40,000 inmates. But the administration also is appealing to the Supreme Court "" and some legislative leaders say they"re unlikely to go along.

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With his new proposal, the governor appeared to be trying to avoid open defiance of the judges without giving the impression that he is contradicting his opposition to their efforts in an appeal now pending before the U.S. Supreme Court.

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...in-home monitoring. Defiant at first Schwarzenegger had previously proposed changing the parole system along the lines suggested by the court, but his first reaction to the August order was defiance. He filed a plan on Sept. 18 that had a...

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...the state would respond to the order by its Nov. 12 deadline. She said the administration is continuing to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court the judges' "arbitrary" reduction order. That appeal was filed last month. Wednesday's developments...

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Gov. Schwarzenegger on Tuesday asked for a delay of the order, but was denied. He filed a formal appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday. An 11-hour riot at a prison in Chino, outside Los Angeles, is indicative of the system's...

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...was unbending. "We continue to object to the panel's arbitrary cap under a two-year timeline and are continuing our appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court," said Rachel Arrezola, a spokeswoman for the governor. The state's appeal argues...

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