STF na Mídia Clipping Internacional - Dia 31 de Maio à 06 de Junho de 2012

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1 STF na Mídia Clipping Internacional - Dia 31 de Maio à 06 de Junho de 2012

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3 Quinta-feira, 07 de Junho de /05/2012 ABC Digital - Policiales CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Corte Penal Internacional Libia dice que está listo para juzgar a seguidores de Gadafi, 8 ABC Digital - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Cambio en la circunscripción judicial de Misiones, 9 Bizjournais - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Catalyst Paper publishes notice of sale and investor solicitation process, 10 Bizjournais - News CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Constitutional Law Family Research Council Criticizes First Circuit Ruling on the Defense of Marriage Act, 11 Bizjournais - News CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Business Benefits and Risks of Social Media Are Explored in New ACE Canada Podcast, 12 Bizjournais - News CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Civil Rights Eight attorneys at McDonald Hopkins law firm named Michigan Super Lawyers and Rising Stars, 13 Bizjournais - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Vulcan Materials Comments On Delaware Supreme Court Ruling In Favor Of The Company, 14 Bizjournais - News CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Pennsylvania Signs One-Year Renewal of Multi-State Water Agreement for Delaware River, 15 Bizjournais - News CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Civil Rights Phi Beta Sigma, National Action Network Form National Coalition To Stop Hazing, 16 Bloomberg - Politics CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Obama Tells Donors Health-Care Fight May Loom After Court Rules, 18 Bloomberg - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court China s Blog Censorship Rules Have U.S. Parallels, 20 Bloomberg - Politics CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Civil Rights Dylan, Glenn, Peres Among Obama Medal of Freedom Picks, 22 Bloomberg - Politics CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Republicans Attempt to Repeal Taxes for U.S. Health Law, 23 Bloomberg - Politics CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court N.J. Senate Panel Rejects Christie Supreme Court Nominee Harris, 24 Bloomberg - News 3

4 Quinta-feira, 07 de Junho de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Drugmakers Vowed to Campaign for Health Law, Memos Show, 25 Bloomberg - News CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Stevens Questions Court s Commitment to Campaign Ruling, 27 Business Insurance - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Occidental must defend environmental lawsuit in U.S., 28 Business Insurance - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Employee"s coffee-break injury not compensable: Court, 29 Business Insurance - Article CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Ecuador plaintiffs file lawsuit in Canada against Chevron, 30 Business Insurance - Article CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Civil Rights New York City Transit Authority settles religious headwear dispute with DOJ, 31 Business Line - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Proposed 2G reserve price won"t impact industry profitability: TRAI, 32 Business Line - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Spectrum auctions: Telenor to rope in new partner, 33 Diário de Notícias Lisboa - Globo CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Tribunal Constitucional Frente Comum quer subsídio de férias e Natal de volta, 34 Diário de Notícias Lisboa - Globo CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Tribunal Superior de Justiça Relação confirma absolvição total de Fátima Felgueiras, 35 El Colombiano - Internacional CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Reforma Constitucional Reforma a la justicia quedó a un debate de ser aprobada, 36 El Dia - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Derecho Constitucional Vuelven los paros en la Justicia, 38 El Dia - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Proyecto ley salarios solucionaría inequidad sueldos públicos RD, 39 El País - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial El TSJ pide un refuerzo para la magistrada del caso de la cooperación, 40 El País - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Derecho Constitucional La prostitución, mejor debajo de la alfombra, 41 El País - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial 4

5 Quinta-feira, 07 de Junho de 2012 La derecha judicial estaba muy bien instalada en el franquismo, 44 El País - Sociedad CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Presidente, que falta una pregunta, 45 El País - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Floriano: Es el CGPJ el órgano que debe determinar la responsabilidad de Dívar, 46 El País - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court The Captain s accounts, 47 El País - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Contar con un buen asesor de comunicación no tiene precio, 48 El País - Internacional CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Directo Dívar: No me he planteado dimitir, 49 El País - Cultura CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Recurso de Inconstitucionalidad El Tribunal Constitucional avala las selecciones deportivas catalanas, 50 El País - Internacional CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Viajes, lujo y silencio, 51 El País - Sociedad CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial El presidente del Supremo comparece para explicar sus viajes a Marbella, 52 El Peruano - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Corte Penal Internacional Expresidente Taylor recibe pena de 50 años de prisión, 53 El Peruano - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Denuncia penal contra Movadef, 54 El Peruano - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial MTC pagará US$ 6.72 mllns., 55 El Peruano - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Perfeccionan descarga procesal, 56 El Peruano - Noticia CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Destituyen a 11 servidores, 57 El Peruano - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Exigen hacer respetar ley, 58 El Peruano - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Ejecutivo enviará ministros para dialogar en Espinar, 59 5

6 Quinta-feira, 07 de Junho de 2012 El Peruano - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Poder Judicial Bancadas rechazan actos de violencia y piden calma, 60 Financial Times Deutschland - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Verfassungsgericht Der Streit um die Vorratsdatenspeicherung eskaliert: Die EU-Kommission hat Deutschland wegen des Abhörboykotts vor dem EuGH verklagt. Doch nicht nur hierzulande gibt es Widerstand., 61 Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Verfassungsgericht Vorratsdatenspeicherung Jeden Tag ,54 Euro Strafe, 62 Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung - Politik CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Europäischen Gerichtshof EU-Kommission verklagt Deutschland, 64 Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung - Politik CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Europäischen Gerichtshof Jeden Tag ,54 Euro Strafe, 65 Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung - Politik CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Europäischen Gerichtshof Brüssel verklagt Deutschland auf Euro täglich, 67 La Repubblica - Cronaca CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Constitución Usa, alle coppie omosessuali benefici uguali al matrimonio, 68 Le Monde - Article CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Cour constitutionnelle La réforme de l"audiovisuel public pèse sur les comptes de France Télévisions, 69 Los Angeles Times - Politics CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Medi-Cal works for most recipients, survey finds, 70 Los Angeles Times - Politics CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Constitutionality. UnitedHealth to rebate $3.5 million to California small businesses, 71 Misiones Online - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Derecho Constitucional Defensoría del Pueblo realiza charlas informativas en las Universidades, 73 Reuters General - Article CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court U.S. House panel backs medical device tax repeal, 74 Reuters General - Article CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Retired justice says campaign finance ruling made cash king, 75 Reuters General - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Appeals court strikes down Defense of Marriage Act, 76 Reuters General - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Civil Rights California's Senate passes bill to ban gay therapy, 77 6

7 Quinta-feira, 07 de Junho de 2012 The New York Times - Politics CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Mistrial Is New Blow to Federal Watchdog, 78 The New York Times - Politics CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Legislative Panel Rejects 2nd Christie Pick to Supreme Court, 80 The New York Times - Notícias CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court WikiLeaks Founder Loses Another Bid to Halt His Extradition to Sweden, 82 USA Today - News CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Hines Ward signs on with NBC Sports, 83 USA Today - News CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Supreme Court Stevens: Second thoughts likely in Citizens United, 84 USA Today - News CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL Constitutionality. Court: Defense of Marriage Act discriminates, 85 7

8 ABC Digital/ - Policiales, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Corte Penal Internacional) Libia dice que está listo para juzgar a seguidores de Gadafi Los juicios son vistos como una prueba de la habilidad del nuevo Gobierno para juzgar a seguidores de alto perfil de Gadafi y miembros de su familia, incluyendo a su hijo, Saif al-islam, quien podría ser transferido a la Corte Penal Internacional (CPI) en La Haya."El juicio de Buzeid Dorda y de otros símbolos del ex régimen comenzará el 5 de junio en un tribunal de Trípoli", dijo el fiscal general Abdul Azizi al-hassadi a Reuters. Dorda, quien fue arrestado en septiembre pasado en Trípoli, será el primer funcionario de alto rango de Gadafi que va a juicio en Libia desde que una revuelta popular derrocó al Gobierno el año pasado.un Gobierno de transición designado en noviembre para llevar a Libia hacia elecciones está luchando por imponer el orden sobre los grupos armados que derrocaron a Gadafi. El Gobierno ha sido proclive a juzgar a miembros de la familia de Gadafi y sus seguidores en el país, pero activistas de derechos humanos temen que una administración central débil y la falta de leyes pueda privarlos de un juicio justo.si la CPI dictamina que Libia no puede o no tiene voluntad para juzgar a Saif al-islam, quien está acusado de crímenes de lesa humanidad por la matanza de manifestantes civiles, afirma que asumirá la jurisdicción del caso. Saif al-islam, el hijo más conocido de Gaddafi, fue capturado por combatientes militantes en noviembre.dorda había estado con Gadafi desde que tomó el poder por primera vez en un golpe de Estado en Era conocido como un tecnócrata y no como un oficial de inteligencia. Los libios no lo asocian con algunos de los primeros períodos más sangrientos de la autocracia de Gaddafi, como la década de Se cree que asumió el cargo en el

9 ABC Digital/ - Notícias, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Poder Judicial) Cambio en la circunscripción judicial de Misiones El superintendente de esta circunscripción, ministro Dr. Antonio Fretes, aceptó la petición y este jueves se produjo el cambio en el Palacio de Justicia de San Juan Bautista. Por disposición de la Corte Suprema de Justicia Estigarribia vuelve al Tribunal de origen en Villa Hayes.En remplazo de Estigarribia asumió como presidenta de la circunscripción de Misiones, la Dra. Mirian Alegre de Agüero y el Consejo de la circunscripción de Misiones quedó constituido de la siguiente manera: Mirian Alegre presidenta, vicepresidentes los camaristas: Víctor Rodríguez y Magno Vargas.Con relación a su alejamiento el Dr. Estigarribia explicó que pidió por nota su desafectación, porque no quiero ser causal de ista en esta circunscripción judicial, dijo.añadió que el superintendente, ministro Fretes y la Corte Suprema de Justicia comprendió y resolvió trasladar a él al Tribunal donde fue nombrado en la Circunscripción de Villa Hayes. Yo vine para trabajar, no vine a buscar dinero ni fama, dijo Estigarribia al despedirse. Añadió que vino en silencio pero se va aplaudido por los funcionarios del palacio de Justicia.Mencionó que implementó en pocos tiempo un sistema de seguridad en el poder judicial, capacitación de los funcionarios, cursos de notariado que se desarrolla los sábados, supervisado por Uninorte, curso de derecho procesal civil que empezará en junio, además de que los juzgados de paz tengan local propio.el juez en lo penal de garantías Miguel Ángel Mendoza de Misiones denunció por distintos medios caso de nepotismo en el poder judicial de Misiones.Mendoza dijo que Estigarribia no puede estar en el palacio de justicia de San Juan Bautista, Misiones, porque es pariente del ministro Antonio Fretes.Estigarribia dijo que no quiere responder a la acusación de su colega Mendoza. Añadió que por ética presentó su renuncia y pidió su traslado. 9

10 Bizjournais/ - Notícias, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Supreme Court) Catalyst Paper publishes notice of sale and investor solicitation process RICHMOND, BC, May 31, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - Catalyst Paper Corporation advisesthat under order of the Supreme Court of British Columbia authorizingprocedures for a sale and investor solicitation process, the followingnotice was published today in The Globe & Mail and The Wall Street Journal: SOURCECatalyst Paper Corporation 10

11 Bizjournais/ - News, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Constitutional Law) Family Research Council Criticizes First Circuit Ruling on the Defense of Marriage Act WASHINGTON, May 31, 2012 Family Research Council (FRC) today criticized a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit striking down Section Three of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which defines marriage as the union of one man and one woman for federal law. FRC filed an amicus curiae ("friend of the court") brief in the case, known as Gill v. Office of Personnel Management. Today"s ruling by a three-judge panel upheld a lower court decision issued in July 2010.Family Research Council President Tony Perkins released the following statement:"today"s decision was disappointing but leaves us with hope that DOMA will be upheld when it is reviewed by the United States Supreme Court. "FRC has always argued that DOMA should be reviewed under a level of scrutiny lawyers refer to as the "rational basis test." The First Circuit directly stated that using that standard "the Gill plaintiffs cannot prevail." We believe the Supreme Court will agree with us in applying the rational basis test and uphold DOMA."It has become too common for courts to show great disrespect to the American people and their representatives in arguing that efforts to defend marriage have been motivated by bias, bigotry, or animus. I note that the First Circuit opinion decisively rejects that idea. In reaching its decision, the Court stated it "(did) not rely upon the charge that DOMA"s hidden but dominant purpose was hostility to homosexuality." It also observed that "traditions are the glue that holds society together... The desire to retain them is strong and can be honestly held.""the Court was correct on this point. Congress enacted DOMA in 1996 by a vote of in the Senate and a vote of in the House of Representatives. It was then signed into law by President Bill Clinton. Those supporting DOMA represented a broad swath of American society who did not bear ill-will or animosity toward homosexuals. "Citizens in 32 states have voted to uphold the historic and natural definition of marriage as the union of one man and one woman. Thirty states have actually inserted such a definition into the text of their state constitutions. It was completely appropriate for the Congress to anticipate this approval of marriage between a man and a woman and enact a congruent federal definition."we remain confident that in the end, the U.S. Supreme Court will recognize that DOMA is supported by numerous legitimate legislative purposes - all of which are consistent with our principles of federalism."the argument that the authors of our Constitution created or even implied a "right" to redefine "marriage" lies outside our constitutional law," concluded Perkins.SOURCEFamily Research Council 11

12 Bizjournais/ - News, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Supreme Court) Business Benefits and Risks of Social Media Are Explored in New ACE Canada Podcast TORONTO, May 31, 2012 /CNW/ - ACE Canada, the Canadian-based operatingdivision of the ACE Group, today announced the release of its newpodcast entitled, "Social Media: the Business Benefits May be Enormous,But Can the Risks be Mitigated?" In this new podcast, ACE Canadaexplores the potential business benefits and risks of using socialmedia. The benefits are becoming impossible to ignore, but the risks ofsocial media should be well understood. These risks may bereputational, legal, and operational in nature, and can have an impacton privacy, intellectual property, and employment practices, amongother significant issues. The podcast features Michael Trendler, Vice President, ACE ProfessionalRisk, and Eric Dolden, Senior Partner, Dolden Wallace Follick LLP, asthey explore the perils of social media participation, the liabilitythat can arise if customer information is used improperly, discuss afew basic steps to address a company"s social media risks, and providea roadmap to help make social media work for Canadian organizations. "Social media opens up a whole new world of privacy, security,intellectual property, employment practices, and other legal risks,"said David Brosnan, Division President, ACE Canada Property andcasualty, and Chief Underwriting Officer, ACE Canada. "Once you"vetaken the steps to mitigate these considerable risks, your company willbe in the best possible position to reap the enormous business benefitsof social media participation." "The opportunity to use social media to interact with anyone, anywhere,at any time is too big to ignore, and it has changed the way companiesapproach advertising and promotion through the media," commented Mr.Trendler. "It"s important to understand the considerable downside thatcoexists with the remarkable upside of using social media forbusiness." Mr. Dolden added his perspective, "Organizations seeking to incorporatesocial media into their business strategy may want to follow certainpractices to ensure their corporate safety online -- includingidentifying the laws and legal risks that may apply -- and designprograms to mitigate that risk to an acceptable level." To access the podcast, please visit our website.â The material presented in the podcast is not intended to provide legalor other expert advice. It is presented as information only. Listenersshould consult legal counsel or other experts, as applicable, with anyquestions they may have. This podcast is based on a paper published by the ACE Group, in conjunction with The Information Law Group, a firm that addresses abroad spectrum of legal matters, including transactions and e-commerce,compliance, breach notice and incident response and litigation. About Dolden Wallace Follick: Dolden Wallace Folick LLP is avancouver-based law firm and was voted one of the Top 5 InsuranceBoutique Law Firms in Canada by Canadian Lawyer magazine. Eric Dolden,the senior partner, has been practicing law for 34 years and in 2011was named one of Canada"s top commercial insurance lawyers by Canada"sLexpert magazine having also been the insurer"s choice of counsel onsome high profile insurance cases that have been heard by the SupremeCourt of Canada. Mr. Dolden has published numerous papers on managementliability and coverage issues which have appeared in the CanadianJournal of Insurance Law and the International Journal of InsuranceLaw. ACE Canada refers to ACE INA Insurance and ACE INA Life Insurance, subsidiaries ofthe ACE Group, and is rated AA- (Very Strong) by Standard & Poor"s and A+ (Stable) by A.M. Best Company. ACE Canada, through its underwriting companies, provides insuranceproducts and services throughout Canada. Additional information on ACECanada and its products and services can be found at The ACE Group is one of the world"s largest multiline property andcasualty insurers. With operations in 53 countries, ACE providescommercial and personal property and casualty insurance, personalaccident and supplemental health insurance, reinsurance and lifeinsurance to a diverse group of clients. ACE Limited, the parentcompany of the ACE Group, is listed on the New York Stock Exchange(NYSE: ACE) and is a component of the S&P 500 index.â Additionalinformation can be found at: SOURCEACE INA Insurance 12

13 Bizjournais/ - News, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Civil Rights) Eight attorneys at McDonald Hopkins law firm named Michigan Super Lawyers and Rising Stars DETROIT, May 31, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --Â Six attorneys at McDonald Hopkins have been named to the Michigan Super Lawyers list as among the top attorneys in Michigan for 2012 and two of the firm"s attorneys have been named to the Michigan Rising Stars list as among the top up-and-coming attorneys in the state.â Michigan Super Lawyers:John E. Benko, Member, Litigation DepartmentBenko has extensive experience in complex commercial litigation and contract litigation specializing in the automotive and construction industries.james J. Boutrous II, Chair, Labor and Employment Practice; Co-Chair, Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Unfair Competition PracticeBoutrous" extensive non-compete and trade secret experience, includes counseling, auditing and drafting agreements and prosecuting and defending employers in non-competition and trade secret litigation.james J. Giszczak, Member, Labor and Employment Practice; Co-Chair, Data Privacy and Network Security; Co-Chair, Trade Secret, Non-Compete and Unfair Competition PracticeGiszczak advises clients in matters regarding auditing and litigating non-compete, non-disclosure and trade secret matters in nearly every industry. He also advises clients regarding data security and responding to breaches involving sensitive personal information and protected health information. Stephen M. Gross, Co-Chair, Business Restructuring and Bankruptcy Department; Co-Chair, Automotive Practice; Managing Member Detroit OfficeFor more than 28 years, Gross has been involved in business restructuring matters, corporate acquisitions and divestitures, especially in the automotive industry, manufacturing business and large regional franchisees.michael G. Latiff, Member, Litigation DepartmentLatiff has been lead counsel in the litigation of significant commercial, business, construction, real property, OSHA/MIOSHA, and automotive indirect supply chain disputes.miriam L. Rosen, Member, Labor and Employment PracticeRosen represents and counsels employers on a wide-range of labor and employment law issues. She counsels employers on day-to-day human resource matters to ensure compliance with complex issues arising from state and federal employment laws, such as the FMLA, ADA and civil rights statutes.michigan Rising Stars: Jeffrey S. Grasl, Member, Business Restructuring and Bankruptcy DepartmentGrasl represents debtors in both out-of-court and chapter 11 reorganizations, as well as creditors" rights issues.timothy J. Lowe, Associate, Litigation DepartmentLowe has wide-ranging experience in business and commercial litigation including business, construction, automotive supply chain, sales representative, and real property disputes. About McDonald HopkinsMcDonald Hopkins is a business advisory and advocacy law firm with a more than 80- year history. mcdonaldhopkins.com.sourcemcdonald Hopkins LLC 13

14 Bizjournais/ - Notícias, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Supreme Court) Vulcan Materials Comments On Delaware Supreme Court Ruling In Favor Of The Company BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 31, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Vulcan Materials Company (NYSE: VMC) today issued the following statement on the decision by the Delaware Supreme Court to affirm the May 4, 2012 ruling of the Delaware Court of Chancery to enjoin Martin Marietta Materials (NYSE: MLM) for a period of four months from prosecuting a proxy contest, making an exchange or tender offer, or otherwise taking steps to acquire control of Vulcan shares or assets and from any further violations of two confidentiality agreements between the parties."we appreciate the Delaware Supreme Court"s careful consideration of this matter and are pleased with the Court"s ruling affirming the May 4th decision of the Delaware Court of Chancery. Vulcan"s Board and management team are committed to enhancing long-term value for all shareholders, and we look forward to continuing to deliver on our growth strategy and cost savings initiatives."â Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz is acting as legal advisor to Vulcan. Goldman, Sachs & Co. and BofA Merrill Lynch are acting as financial advisors to Vulcan. About Vulcan Materials CompanyVulcan Materials Company, a member of the S&P 500 index, is the nation"s largest producer of construction aggregates, a major producer of asphalt mix and concrete and a leading producer of cement in Florida.ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONVulcan has filed a definitive proxy statement and a WHITE proxy card with the SEC with respect to the 2012 Annual Meeting of Shareholders. The definitive proxy statement and WHITE proxy card has been mailed to shareholders of Vulcan. Vulcan, its directors and certain of its executive officers may be deemed to be participants in the solicitation of proxies from Vulcan shareholders in connection with the matters to be considered at the annual meeting. INVESTORS AND SECURITY HOLDERS OF VULCAN ARE URGED TO READ THE DEFINITIVE PROXY STATEMENT, ACCOMPANYING WHITE PROXY CARD AND OTHER DOCUMENTS FILED WITH THE SEC CAREFULLY IN THEIR ENTIRETY AS THEY BECOME AVAILABLE BECAUSE THEY WILL CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION. Investors and security holders will be able to obtain free copies of these documents (when available) and other documents filed with the SEC by Vulcan through the website maintained by the SEC at Detailed information regarding the identity of potential participants, and their dir 14

15 Bizjournais/ - News, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Supreme Court) Pennsylvania Signs One-Year Renewal of Multi-State Water Agreement for Delaware River HARRISBURG, Pa., May 31, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --Â Pennsylvania has signed a one-year renewal of an agreement governing the management of water in the Delaware River, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection announced today.the renewal of the flexible flow management program, which was also signed by fellow parties Delaware, New Jersey, New York and New York City, is effective Friday, June 1.Pennsylvania is a party to the 1954 U.S. Supreme Court decree that established an equitable allocation of water use under federal common law."this agreement will ensure that the continual and steady flow of water in the Delaware River protects Philadelphia"s water supply from salt water, which can flow in from the Atlantic Ocean," DEP Secretary Mike Krancer said. "This extension will allow all of the partners to work together this year to find longer-term solutions to the flow issues on the Delaware River."The agreement allows for the occasional release of large volumes of cold water from reservoirs in New York to improve fishery habitats and ecology downstream as well as provide a balance in water supply throughout the states during drought conditions. The reservoirs provide drinking water for millions of residents in the four states.the agreement also calls on New York to store less water in some of the reservoirs during most of the year, creating greater storage capacity during storm events to help reduce flooding downstream.for more information, visit or call Media contact: Katy Gresh, SOURCEPennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection 15

16 Bizjournais/ - News, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Civil Rights) Phi Beta Sigma, National Action Network Form National Coalition To Stop Hazing National Coalition Led By National Action Network"s Rev Al Sharpton Seeks to Eradicate Culture of Hazing and Push for Federal Anti-Hazing LegislationWASHINGTON, May 31, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Phi Beta Sigma and the National Action Network are leading an effort to form a national coalition of civic organizations, academic institutions, politicians and concerned citizens to stand together to denounce and stop the culture of hazing.the initiative will be announced today at a press conference at the National Press Club, th St. NW, 13th Floor, in Washington, D.C., at 11:00 A.M. Jimmy Hammock, international president, Phi Beta Sigma, and Rev. Al Sharpton,  a member of Phi Beta Sigma and President of National Action Network and Host, MSNBC, will outline plans to eradicate the culture of hazing through a combination of awareness campaigns about the dangers of hazing.â The coalition will also announce its support of federal anti-hazing legislation and its efforts to work with Congresswoman Frederica Wilson (D-Fla.) to strengthen her bill and help it become federal legislation.â "Hazing is an injustice to all of us and we need to raise awareness within organizations who may be harvesting this culture and let them know that hazing is unacceptable," said Rev. Al Sharpton. "We also want to send a message to those who think it is tolerable for them to be hazed to belong, that they have support from collective groups.â At the end of the day, the goal is to eliminate the culture of hazing."the initiative will also include introducing an Anti-Hazing Curriculum that will be taught by trained sensitivity instructors from within the coalition to high school and college students all around the country, and beyond. "Phi Beta Sigma wants to start a movement that will eliminate the culture of hazing," said Phi Beta Sigma international president Jimmy Hammock. "At the end of the day, Phi Beta Sigma"s main objective is to be the leader in destroying the culture of hazing, not only within the African American community, but also within the mainstream community."also at the press conference, Florida Congresswoman Frederica Wilson will discuss the importance of passage of federal anti-hazing legislation that she has authored and is fighting to get approved. Other public figures, as well as academic, social and civic organizations who have joined the coalition will also be at the press conference to show support of this coalition.â Rep. Wilson announced late last year her plans to introduce a federal anti-hazing bill.â A staunch fighter of bullying and hazing, she decided that action is needed at the federal level to combat hazing incidents like the tragedy that claimed drum major Robert Champion"s life at Florida A&M University in November."Hazing is demeaning, dangerous and, sadly, deadly," said Rep. Wilson. "It"s time that we put an end to this horrible and humiliating ritual once and for allâ? "Rep. Wilson fought hazing throughout her four-year reign as the South Atlantic Regional Director for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, the first sorority founded by black students on the campus of Howard University in Rep. Wilson was nicknamed by a Miami Herald reporter "THE HAZE BUSTER" because of her very public stance to stamp out hazing on college campuses.hazing, the practice of forcing new recruits to an organization to perform strenuous, humiliating and dangerous tasks to gain entry, is an injustice that creates a culture of senseless violence. While it has been most prevalent in academic settings, it is not uncommon among other groups, such as the military. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity was founded at Howard University in Washington, D.C., January 9, 1914, by three young African American male students who wanted to organize a Greek letter fraternity that would exemplify the ideals of brotherhood, scholarship, and service. Today, Phi Beta Sigma has blossomed into an international organization that includes the Phi Beta Sigma National Foundation, the Phi Beta Sigma Federal Credit Union and the Sigma Beta Club Foundation.National Action Network, NAN is one of the leading civil rights organizations in the nation with chaptersâ all across theâ country. NAN works extensively to promote a modern civil rights agenda that includes a standard of decency for all people regardless of race or sex, social justice for all communities, and improvement of race relations. Through the years NAN has served as a megaphone for the voiceless and an advocate for those in need.â The organization has takenâ on issues relating to voter registration, jobs, education,â immigration, health-care,â anti-violence and much more.media Contact:Teresa Lyles Holmes                                                16

17 Bizjournais/ - News, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Civil Rights)   UniWorld Group, Inc.                                                           (212)           Teresa.Holmes@uwgny.comSOURCEPhi Beta Sigma Fraternity 17

18 Bloomberg/ - Politics, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Supreme Court) Obama Tells Donors Health-Care Fight May Loom After Court Rules President Barack Obama is confiding to Democratic donors that he may have to revisit the health-care issue in a second term, a position at odds with his publicly expressed confidence that the U.S. Supreme Court will uphold the Affordable Care Act, according to three Democratic activists. As he previewed his agenda for donors at a May 14 fundraiser, Obama said he may be forced to try to revise parts of his health-care plan, depending on how the court rules later this month, said one activist, who requested anonymity to discuss the president s comments. Guests at the $35,800-a-plate dinner in the Manhattan apartment of Blackstone Group LP (BX) President Tony James were asked to check their smart phones and BlackBerries at the door. The president has made similar remarks, usually in response to questions, at other fundraising events since the Supreme Court heard arguments in the case during the last week of March, according to two other activists, who also requested anonymity. Obama s answers, which begin with the president repeating his contention that the high court will uphold the law, have led some contributors to conclude the White House is making contingency plans should the justices strike down parts of the law, which would give Republicans a powerful talking point about one of his signature issues. A challenge by 26 states centers on the law s requirement that individuals purchase health insurance or face a penalty. Outside Groups While Obama is discussing with wealthy donors the prospect of a rebuke from the court, administration officials are coordinating with health-care-reform groups on how to manage their public response in the aftermath of the decision. While I won t discuss in detail the president s private conversations, I can say that your reporting, attributed to unnamed sources, inaccurately reflects the president s views, Jay Carney, Obama s spokesman, said in an . On April 3, Obama professed enormous confidence the law is constitutional and the court is going to exercise its jurisprudence carefully, in response to a question at the Associated Press s annual meeting. A day earlier, he said the Supreme Court would have to take an unprecedented, extraordinary step to throw out a law that was passed by a strong majority in Congress. Yet a planning memo, including a reminder that it s important to continue projecting confidence that the court will uphold the law, was discussed at a May 29 meeting hosted by a group called Protect Your Care, attended by officials from the White House and Department of Health and Human Services, said one of the attendees, who requested anonymity to discuss a private meeting. Staging Events The best way to demonstrate public outrage or public celebration about the decision is to stage an event that shows average people actually responding to the news, according to the memo, ed on May 16 by an official at the Herndon Alliance, a coalition of groups that backs the health-care overhaul. The White House is obviously very involved in this stuff, said Bob Crittenden, executive director of the Herndon Alliance. Some of the groups we work with have very close connections with the White House. Nick Papas, a White House spokesman, and Anton Gunn, director of external affairs at Health and Human Services, make regular appearances at the Protect Your Care meetings, which are held every other week. Private Meetings Last week, Gunn and Hilary Haycock from the White House attended, along with representatives from Families USA, Health Care for America Now, the Center for American Progress and labor organizations including the Service Employees International Union and American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees. There s a really strong feeling that getting out there and trying to do contingency planning out in public is not a very smart thing to do, said Crittenden, also a professor of medicine at the University of Washington. What we really want to do is to make sure that everyone is prepared to talk about the law when it comes up. Based on the tone of the justices questions to the lawyers arguing the case, some of the law s supporters are concerned that the court will strike down the requirement that uninsured individuals purchase health insurance or else pay a fine. Overturning Mandate The odds are that it s slightly more likely to overturn the individual mandate, said Richard Kirsch, a senior fellow at the Roosevelt Institute and the former campaign manager for Health Care for America Now, a group that fought for the overhaul. After the court makes its ruling, one of the battles will be to define what s happened. Even if the mandate is removed, supporters of the law should organize media events to have people who continue to benefit from the law to tell their stories, said Kirsch, author of Fighting for Our Health: The Epic Battle to Make Health Care a Right in the United States. Public opinion is divided on the different parts of the law, said Bob Blendon, an associate dean at the Harvard School of Public Health. Nobody wants the whole bill thrown out, he said. Nobody wants the bill as it is. The 18

19 Bloomberg/ - Politics, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Supreme Court) majority would be happy if the mandate disappeared. While Republicans, including Mitt Romney, their presumptive presidential nominee, would gain a little if the mandate is removed, they may be forced to offer another plan to cover those with pre-existing conditions, Blendon said. If the bill is upheld, it s a real boost for the president. To contact the reporter on this story: Hans Nichols in Washington athnichols2@bloomberg.net; To contact the editor responsible for this story: Steven Komarow atskomarow1@bloomberg.net 19

20 Bloomberg/ - Notícias, Qui, 31 de Maio de 2012 CLIPPING INTERNACIONAL (Supreme Court) China s Blog Censorship Rules Have U.S. Parallels What s the opposite of free speech? If you answered, totalitarian censorship, you are right -- and you are old. In the Internet age, censorship is all about allowing partial, temporary free speech, then shutting it down once enough has been said. The innovator, as usual these days when it comes to nondemocratic governance, is China, where the leading microblog site, Sina Weibo, unveiled its modified censorship model this week. Users get 80 points. Monitors will take away points for violations. These include the censors old favorite, criticizing the government. You can also lose points for spreading rumor (which I thought was the whole point of the Internet) or promoting cults (a provision apparently aimed at the banned spiritual movement Falun Gong). The monitors will also scour your comments for puns or other circumlocutions used to avoid censorship in the past. If you run out of points, you re cut off. If free speech is so threatening, why don t the powers- that-be in China just shut down the microblogs altogether? Part of the answer is that with 324 million users, Sina Weibo has become too big to fail, or at least too much a part of normal Chinese life to be eliminated. But the deeper reason to keep the masses microblogging is that the Chinese government reaps important gains from it. This is not your father s Communist Party. Nor your grandfather s. China s leadership is engaged in a complicated, risky process of trying to gain some of the advantages of democratic government without the disadvantage of putting itself up for direct election. Free speech is a crucial part of the experiment. Releasing Pressure A major benefit of allowing people to complain on the Web is that it allows society to blow off steam. This is a venerable value of free speech, recognized by U.S. Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas in a famous dissent in 1951, responding to the court s choice to uphold the conviction of 11 American Communists for teaching subversive ideas. The airing of ideas releases pressures which otherwise might become destructive, Douglas wrote. If such release is beneficial in a democracy, it s doubly so in a place where there is no robust public sphere. Another advantage of limited free speech is that it allows the government to gather information about public concerns. Chinese authorities can t rely on ordinary polling data, because pollsters in China can t operate freely, lest they learn of serious opposition to the government. And it s impossible to spy on 1.3 billion people all the time. The microblogs serve as the abstract and brief chronicles of the time, as Hamlet called the theater. Once the microblogs have conveyed what people are thinking, the government can respond to their concerns, as it did last summer after the Zhejiang train derailment when Premier Wen Jiabao made a special visit to the site in apparent reaction to public frustration with bureaucratic silence and denials. Responding to public opinion is the hallmark of accountable government. Without elections to provide oversight, China s leaders need every opportunity they can get to demonstrate that they respond to people s concerns. Seen this way, limited free speech, followed by government action, is an important part of how the Chinese Communist Party seeks to sustain its legitimacy. Proxy Battle The party is utterly aware that free speech could help bring the government down. That is why it is experimenting with freedom in moderation, and using quasi-private entities like Sina Weibo as its proxies. China s leaders are trying to gain the advantages of free speech without paying its full price. First Amendment absolutists will probably raise their eyebrows at this. After all, Americans have been raised to believe that free speech has a life of its own; that truth is great and shall prevail. Yet there is an extraordinary precedent for China s censorship model: the history of free speech in England and the U.S. before the modern era. When it was drafted, the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution didn t contemplate the radical freedom Americans now enjoy. Its language, drawn from English precedents, was aimed essentially at prohibiting what is called prior restraint: government censorship of books and newspapers before they could be published. As with the Sina Weibo rules, once you had spoken or written, you could still be punished for what you had freely said. You were accountable under the crime of seditious libel. That law punished -- you guessed it -- criticizing the government, spreading false rumor and impugning religion. It was, according to the great English legal scholar William Blackstone, necessary for the preservation of peace and good order, of government and religion. It existed in the U.S. even after the Constitution was ratified, sustaining convictions through the late 18th century. The U.K. didn t officially take it off the books until Censors, take note. Or on second thought, please don t. I want to keep all 80 of my points in case I need them. (Noah Feldman, a law professor at Harvard University and the author of Scorpions: The Battles and Triumphs of FDR s Great Supreme Court Justices, is a Bloomberg View columnist. The opinions 20