At this point in Obama's first term, he had had only one new appellate judge confirmed; for President George W. Bush, four appellate judges, and President Bill Clinton, two appellate judges.
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AS THIS GOES TO AN APPELLATE COURT, THIS CIRCUIT APPELLATE COURT WHO'S VERY WELL VERSED IN THESE ISSUES.
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The bride, 30, works at the Center for Appellate Litigation in Manhattan, where she serves as appellate counsel for indigent criminal defendants.
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It includes six federal appellate judges; every member of the Supreme Court currently save Elena Kagan served on a federal appellate court first.
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Here, even though the appellate court "revived" some of the claims, all the appellate court is doing is allowing those claims to move forward.
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His 30 appointments to the all-important appellate courts broke records and represent more than half of President Obama's appellate appointments in eight years.
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This dissent could embolden the state to pursue an appeal to the higher appellate court, which would then rehear arguments made at the lower appellate and circuit courts.
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"By blocking the appointment of Appellate Body members they have truly found the weakest point of the system," said Belgian former Appellate Body member Peter Van den Bossche.
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"I propose that the Appellate Body amend Rule 20 of the Working Procedures to state that in the event of three or more expired terms in the Appellate Body membership, the Appellate Body will be unable to accept any new appeals," Charnovitz wrote on the International Economic Law and Policy Blog.
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The White House described Landau as a constitutional and appellate attorney who has briefed and argued appeals before the Supreme Court, Federal courts of appeals, and State appellate courts.
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The Supreme Court and federal appellate courts have declined to take up Blagojevich's case, though an appellate court did throw out five of the counts he was convicted on.
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At first, the justices would spend most of their time "riding circuit"—hearing appellate cases on horseback in their respective jurisdictions in an age before federal appellate courts existed.
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One of the ways cases get heard by the Supreme Court is that there are issues where some appellate courts go one way and other appellate courts go another way.
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We will explain to the appellate judge why, under the law, the only possible conclusion is that the appellate court must restore our reporters' freedom and reaffirm Myanmar's democratic principles.
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While it is true that Trump will break a "record" by getting at least 12 appellate judges confirmed this year, keep in mind that there are 179 appellate court judgeships overall.
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If appellate rulings in the three cases – Blair v.
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Obama had nominated one Supreme Court justice and 24 appellate and district court nominees at this stage compared to one Supreme Court justice and 57 appellate and district court nominees for Trump.
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"We will explain to the appellate judge why, under the law, the only possible conclusion is that the appellate court must restore our reporters' freedom and reaffirm Myanmar's democratic principles," Adler said.
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Even if the appellate court finds that Leon erred in some instances, there would have to be an egregious number of errors for the appellate court to reverse the decision, Lopatka said.
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The proposal would "replicate as closely as possible all substantive and procedural aspects" of the Appellate Body's work, with "appropriate administrative and legal support" from the Appellate Body Secretariat, the EU text said.
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In 503, Connecticut's Appellate Court upheld Judge Tierney's original award.
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Currently almost all appellate court judges with fancy law degrees.
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A state circuit court and appellate court upheld the decision.
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A federal appellate court even bought some of this argument.
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President Trump's appellate appointees are only beginning to issue opinions.
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This was upheld the following year in an appellate court.
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U.S. appellate court decision struck down Maryland's new statute against
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The appellate ruling was issued this year, not last year.
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His mother is an appellate counsel to Molod Spitz & DeSantis.
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She is considering whether to appeal the appellate court's decision.
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The Times compared the appellate judges' experiences outside the court.
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Mr. Handell is an appellate lawyer in the criminal division.
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I just joined Sherri's legal team as her appellate lawyer.
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The panel included district court judges, not solely appellate judges.
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Mr. Carey named him to the Appellate Division in 1981.
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The panel included district court judges, not just appellate judges.
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For decades, appellate courts had heard the challenges, she said.
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The case stands as an exemplary piece of appellate advocacy.
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This intermediate appellate board acts as a clearinghouse for appeals.
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Judges would be made up of former Appellate Body members.
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Garner appealed his conviction, but the appellate court upheld it.
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She previously served as chief of the general crimes and criminal appellate sections of the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Central District of California, and chaired the solicitor general's advisory group on appellate issues.
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The Trump trade team has continued an Obama-era policy of blocking the appointment of new WTO appellate judges, thus slowly strangling the functioning of the appellate process as retiring judges are not replaced.
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It&aposs not just the Supreme Court, but the appellate bench?
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If you're the appellate court, what do you do with that?
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Grimm told CNN he feels vindicated by the appellate court's decision.
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The bank has managed to catch the appellate court's attention, again.
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Today, the appellate court confirmed that the evidence was indeed admissible.
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The Senate will next turn its attention to the appellate courts.
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Q: After the appellate courts rule, what is the next step?
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It is true that Clinton nominated Barry for the appellate court.
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He's concerned about whether issues are properly preserved for appellate review.
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Buchwald countered with appellate counsel Kellogg Huber Hansen Todd Evans & Figel.
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The payoff for that relentless focus on appellate appointments has begun.
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Cuozzo then asked the Supreme Court to reverse the appellate decision.
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We will ask the appellate court to uphold this jury's verdict.
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After exhausting appellate claims, Miller's focus shifted to his impending execution.
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Let's save the WTO Appellate Body -- and the global economy, too.
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At the 4th Circuit, appellate briefing is complete in Erie v.
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But an appellate panel overturned his ruling, calling the practice reasonable.
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Both Dreeben and Jed are appellate attorneys rather than trial prosecutors.
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Gloria later gave similar testimony in chambers to an appellate judge.
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That request was rejected on Friday by a state appellate court.
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Some have offered their own proposals for revising Appellate Body procedures.
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Appellate courts are made up of humans, just like us all.
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Matthew Newburg: Your honor, he's received his notice of appellate rights.
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Federal appellate court Judge Adalberto Jordan did the same on Wednesday.
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The case reached a federal appellate panel of judges in 1997.
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In October 2018, it was for 20203 -- including three appellate judges.
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Kavanaugh, who is a federal appellate judge, has denied Ford's claims.
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That's some serious appellate firepower blasting away at Judge Wilson's ruling.
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The case is currently before the federal appellate court in Atlanta.
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Thing is, the appellate judges no longer have the same excuse.
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Four states account for 68 percent of the state appellate challenges.
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I worked with Doug when I was a summer intern in DOJ's Civil Division/Appellate Section in 1980 and on many matters since then; he's been handling the government's toughest appellate cases for more than 35 years.
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For one thing, she's a district court judge, not an appellate judge.
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Hardiman and Neil Gorsuch, both federal appellate judges, were the established favorites.
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And only one woman had ever served on a federal appellate court.
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However, the Appellate Body also needs to operate as the members agreed.
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That case had the opposite result as Zarda's at the appellate level.
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The first relates to the WTO's appellate body—the system's supreme court.
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That&aposs a remarkable 1/8th of the current federal appellate bench.
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Bayer's first appeal would be to the California superior court's appellate division.
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The judges in the appellate case considered those problems and dismissed them.
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Then in 2014, he won a landmark appellate case called People v.
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President Obama appointed 55 appellate judges, but it took him eight years.
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A half-dozen other appellate courts have come to the opposite opinion.
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Half a dozen other appellate courts have come to the opposite opinion.
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Kavanaugh, an appellate court judge, has been through several of these already.
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The Department of Justice issued a statement applauding the appellate panel's decision.
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The appellate judge determined that McKee had failed to meet that burden.
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Other cases are pending before appellate courts in California and New York.
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That is not supposed to happen as a matter of appellate procedure.
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That's the maximum word count for briefs filed in federal appellate courts.
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The appellate court can change the verdict or overturn the conviction entirely.
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The seven-member appellate body hears appeals in disputes between W.T.O. members.
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"You are not appellate court judges," Schiff said, before turning to Roberts.
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His lawyers appealed the decision, but an appellate panel upheld the ruling.
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In June, Manafort appealed that ruling to an appellate court in Washington.
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WE THOUGHT IT WOULD STAND UP WELL UP IN AN APPELLATE PROCESS.
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Appellate Judge Wanjiru Karanja said the seven officials would be released immediately.
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The U.S. counterargument is that the Appellate Body has exceeded its mandate.
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As of Saturday, much was in the hands of the appellate courts.
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President Donald Trump incessantly boasts that appellate confirmations are his preeminent success.
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Appellate judges, independent commissioners, and SCOTUS confirmation would still require 30 hours.
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The appellate court, however, has refused to consider the A.C.L.U.'s brief.
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If you cannot afford appellate counsel, one will be appointed for you.
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The appellate backlog exploded as the VA reduced the initial claims backlog.
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There's a deep split among the federal appellate courts on the issue.
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The Colorado appellate court cited a U.S. Supreme Court case, Rumsfeld v.
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And without new negotiations, resentment towards the appellate body has built up.
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At first, appellate judges tend to mirror their political party and patrons.
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Though the administration acknowledged in its briefs that 13 appellate judges — between the 4th and 9th circuits — voted to invalidate the president's order, the Justice Department noted in its briefs that eight appellate judges voted to uphold it.
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He knows an appellate judge like Gorsuch is even more limited in power than a trial judge: First, appellate judges do not even decide questions of fact -- answers to those questions are etched in stone at the trial level.
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"There are many other enforcement mechanisms at work here," the appellate opinions said.
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Conservative law scholar Eugene Volokh was an enthusiastic supporter of Watford's appellate confirmation.
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His application was then referred to the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court.
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An appellate judge only decides the law based upon the already-litigated facts.
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Federal appellate judge Neil Gorsuch has been nominated to don the black robe.
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When cases tie at the Supreme Court, then the appellate court's decision stands.
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Conservative law scholar Eugene Volokh was an enthusiastic supporter of his appellate confirmation.
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I also have the opinion of a trial judge and an appellate court.
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Updated with information about the Justice Department's requests for stays from appellate courts.
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This initial appellate court decision is as legally stunning as it is disturbing.
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FEC case in which an appellate court said certain contribution limits were unconstitutional.
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She was also nominated to an appellate court by President Clinton in 1999.
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Those appellate rulings we do have generally confirm, rather than restrict, that power.
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It had already urged the appellate court to close the border in April.
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"Given there is no appellate decision, this would be precedent-making," Herman said.
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The shorthanded court ruled 5-3 to temporarily stay the appellate court ruling.
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He was confirmed 97-0 for the appellate court in 2013, and Sen.
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Graham asked the federal appellate judge if he had ever met Trump personally.
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The verdict is not likely to hold up in appellate courts, Hong said.
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He was confirmed 97-0 to the appellate court in 2013, and Sen.
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Appellate courts have reached a variety of conclusions about which factor matters most.
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Now they support the bill because "appellate reform" is a popular sound byte.
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Last month, a three-judge appellate panel in Corpus Christi affirmed the judgment.
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If Flake does not support the appellate nominees, it could compromise their nominations.
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Barrett — a 28503-year-old appellate judge — checks multiple boxes for the right.
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The appellate court ruling is now being challenged in the state's supreme court.
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Then, that same appellate court agreed to hear the case again en banc.
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Thanks to the appellate decision, it's a given that copyrightable code was copied.
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Supreme Court to 94 district courts, the various lower appellate courts, and a
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And appellate judges will have the freedom to opt out of the limits.
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But Mr. Trump's appellate picks often have less judicial experience, The Times found.
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The U.S. is also blocking new members being appointed to the appellate body.
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On Ms. Davis's advice, Mr. Avitto met with Mr. Bederow, the appellate lawyer.
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Judge Mark B. Simons officiated at the First Appellate District Court of Appeal.
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But legal experts said appellate courts generally defer to lower court evidentiary rulings.
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The Supreme Court's decision sends the case back to appellate court for retrial.
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The parents and Success then appealed to the State Supreme Court's Appellate Division.
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In October, the same appellate court rejected a similar motion, without explaining why.
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Murkowski also opposes a recent decision of the federal appellate court covering Alaska.
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Three federal appellate courts are involved in lawsuits challenging Trump's foreign business arrangements.
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The White House has reasons for wanting to leave the Appellate Body dormant.
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An appellate court ruled the next year that the troupe owned its material.
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But it is not just the Appellate Body that the administration is eyeing.
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The WTO Appellate Body, which hears appeals, will cease to function after Dec.
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During the last Congress, the Trump administration broke records for appellate seat confirmations.
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No appellate court has ruled on the law's constitutionality since it was amended.
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Forty-three nominees to those seats are pending, including six more appellate judges.
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Others who know Mr. Sherman say the appellate decision last month was overdue.
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But plenty of others think that the appellate body had overstepped its remit.
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On Wednesday, the federal appellate court reviewing the case finally issued its decision.
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Her mother is the chief of allergy and immunology at Hackensack University Medical Center in Hackensack, N.J. The groom, also 36, is a staff lawyer at Appellate Advocates, a nonprofit organization in Manhattan, where he practices appellate criminal-defense law.
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"There are cases where the facts are complicated, and where areas of the law are complicated," said Nancy Winkelman, a partner and appellate lawyer at Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis in Philadelphia, and president of the American Academy of Appellate Lawyers.
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The power of sharing grand jury records largely rests with the executive branch of government -- specifically, prosecutors, because grand jury proceedings happen at arm's length of the judicial branch, the appellate court found, citing previous appellate decisions in its reasoning.
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Cosby's appellate argument, affirming the confidential nature of and protection afforded to marital communications.
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The Appellate Division on Tuesday unanimously rejected Trump's request to dismiss the 2013 suit.
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District and appellate courts are the first two stages of the federal court systems.
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A federal appellate court upheld a trial court ruling temporarily blocking Trump's travel ban.
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Federal appellate court judgeships and the Supreme Court, people think it&aposs not interested.
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He serves on the federal appellate court serving Colorado and five contiguous Western states.
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He previously headed the appellate litigation practice at the firm of Kirkland & Ellis LLP.
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Filmmaker, Prakash Jha, said they'll appeal the decision with the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal.
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The Texas Supreme Court has discretion to accept or deny certification from appellate courts.
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And soon, a federal appellate court will decide whether I can do just that.
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Under the Obama administration, DOJ had asked the appellate court to reject the stay.
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He, too, garnered bipartisan support when he was nominated to be an appellate judge.
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The appellate division returned the case to the lower court to determine legal fees.
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The Americans complain that the appellate body has become too big for its boots.
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The appellate court's president ruled that there were no legal grounds to free Lula.
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The nearly 300 opinions Mr Kavanaugh wrote as an appellate judge contain few surprises.
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Neither opposed Mr Kavanaugh when he was up for his appellate judgeship in 2006.
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But Zellner has vowed to appeal the judge's ruling to the Illinois Appellate Court.
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Bullying the appellate body into ruling in favour of America would undermine its usefulness.
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The Times "faced an immediate backlash for publishing the editorial," the appellate ruling said.
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But the Appellate Division, First Department, temporarily stopped New York City from enforcing it.
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Hirschkop and Cohen represented the Lovings in appeals to both district and appellate courts.
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Bilateral and regional trade agreements have their own version of panels, without appellate review.
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President Barack Obama last month nominated centrist appellate judge Merrick Garland to replace Scalia.
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The appellate court almost immediately granted the firm's request to stay the case below.
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A U.S. federal appellate court has ruled that constitutional protections apply to non-U.
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The 53-year-old appellate court judge faces days of scrutiny on Capitol Hill.
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"We welcome the support at the appellate level," Gawker said in its own statement.
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She will serve as co-chairwoman of the appellate and constitutional law practice group.
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We already saw this play out at her appellate court confirmation fight last year.
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Appellate courts should act swiftly to show Mr. Kobach just how wrong he is.
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Neither the man nor the appellate division immediately responded to Reuters' requests for comment.
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Then a 60-year-old federal appellate judge, she was not Clinton's first choice.
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When the appellate court repealed her death sentence, I was thrilled, but only temporarily.
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The Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court lifted the enforcement ban.
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"If the appellate court rules in their favor, then the conviction stands," Kim explains.
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The independent body can refer criminal cases back to the appellate court for review.
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Should it ask to pause the deal while the longer appellate process moves forward?
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But the appellate court decided that courts have no jurisdiction to settle the case.
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But the state's Appellate Division recently reinstated many of the claims against Big City.
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Or an appellate court's 2016 denial of a claim brought by former Army Sgt.
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The Appellate Body needs three members to hear each appeal in international trade disputes.
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The State Supreme Court appellate panel said the president's lawyers had misinterpreted the clause.
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In 1995, he assumed senior status on the appellate court, with a reduced caseload.
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He attended Yale Law, was on the law review, and got an appellate clerkship.
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Depending on what the appellate court decides, she said, the case could be reprosecuted.
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In their decision, the appellate judges said that was not allowed by state law.
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The agenda shows Washington will also raise concerns about payments for Appellate Body members.
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WE'LL JUST LOOK AT THIS ON THE LEGAL MERITS, AS WILL THE APPELLATE COURT.
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And the president is selecting the same kind of individuals for the appellate courts.
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The second, Cory Wilson, is a 2150-year-old state appellate judge in Mississippi.
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The appellate panel in Manhattan, quoting earlier opinions, made clear the doctrine's sweeping nature.
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The hearing will take place before 14 full-time judges of the appellate court.
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The appellate court said it will hear arguments in the case on June 23.
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Last year, the Trump administration doubled down, blocking the appointment of new appellate adjudicators.
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Mr. Skakel, however, was fortunate — a state appellate judge granted his appeal in 2013.
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Ford's accusations against the federal appellate judge, however, have thrown the process into turmoil.
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Record numbers of appellate judges were confirmed, and the president signed major tax legislation.
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As a law professor, Martin routinely blogs about legal cases on California Appellate Report.
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Recently, the appellate court issued a document asking some pointed questions of the state.
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Miller's legal challenge is the only one that made it to the appellate court.
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The appellate court's recent ruling stems from a gender discrimination lawsuit filed in 2012.
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The Ninth Circuit is by far the largest federal appellate court, with 279 judges.
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Hernandez's appellate attorney, who sought the abatement, could not immediately be reached for comment Tuesday.
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But Zellner is hopeful that the Illinois Appellate Court will give her a new trial.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor was a prosecutor, a federal trial judge and a federal appellate judge.
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A Florida appellate court might have a different take on the 1st Amendment and damages.
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She&aposs already a sitting Appellate Court judge and they put her on this list.
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Ironically, other lawyers in the appellate prosecutor's office spend much of their time defending convictions.
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"We are reviewing the opinion and evaluating all appellate options," said Trump attorney Jay Sekulow.
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But his murder conviction stood as he lost at every turn in Illinois' appellate courts.
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The discharge will not take effect until an appellate court affirms Bergdahl's conviction and sentence.
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Earlier this week, the Times said that federal appellate Judge Jane Kelly was being vetted.
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His lawsuit was dismissed in 2013, and an appellate court upheld the dismissal in 2015.
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His sentence: death by hanging, a verdict upheld by an appellate court over the summer.
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One of them, federal appellate judge, Amy Coney Barrett already met with Trump on Monday.
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Whether other cases in other jurisdiction will filter up through the appellate courts is uncertain.
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Schuette, a former congressman, state lawmaker and appellate judge, was endorsed by President Donald Trump.
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Appellate courts in the East Coast Fourth Circuit and the West Coast Ninth Circuit agreed.
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Republicans have called Gorsuch superbly qualified and one of the nation's most distinguished appellate judges.
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She led the Supreme Court and appellate practices at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP.
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"Each of these inmates has exhausted their appellate and post-conviction remedies," the department added.
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With the new appellate decision, which invalidates all three, Symantec is now off the hook.
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The decision marked the first time the subject was heard at the federal appellate level.
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The appellate court vacated the sentence and remanded Richard for resentencing before a different judge.
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That case has already been argued in court and is awaiting the appellate panel's decision.
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An appellate court ruled against him, and the Supreme Court declined to hear the case.
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Trump should demand an enforcement mechanism in exchange for unblocking appointments to the Appellate Body.
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Garland has established a reputation as a centrist in 19 years as an appellate judge.
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Representing himself, he appealed the decision, but an appellate court affirmed the dismissal in 2015.
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Unlike lower courts, the appellate courts, which review other courts' decisions, do not have juries.
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The company said it disagreed with the 9th Circuit decision and was assessing appellate options.
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Judge O'Connor could indeed hold onto the case before an appellate court takes it up.
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Of Mr. Trump's 18 appellate nominees so far, 14 are men and 16 are white.
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The Whole Foods and IQVIA cases came to the appellate courts in quite different postures.
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Good appellate judges faithfully follow the Supreme Court; great ones influence and help steer it.
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Obama eventually nominated federal appellate Judge Merrick Garland, who was blocked by a Republican Senate.
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"We are reviewing the opinion and evaluating all appellate options," Trump lawyer Jay Sekulow said.
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At the same time, the Trump administration may appeal the orders to federal appellate courts.
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Any appellate panel on which Judge Gorsuch sat was bound to be a lively one.
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But the appellate court did not provide much guidance about what those cases might be.
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By paralyzing the Appellate Body, the United States has garnered the attention of the world.
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The groom, 28, is an appellate lawyer in the Justice Department's Civil Division in Washington.
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Higher-order appellate judges also stand ready to grade a judge's papers, so to speak.
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I think I ultimately come down on the side of affirming the appellate court decision.
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"It's not inconceivable an appellate court could reverse," prompting a new trial, the judge said.
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Van Dyke told his appellate lawyers about the attack during a conference call, Wendt said.
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The Supreme Court issued a temporary stay on Monday blocking the appellate court&aposs ruling.
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Her mother is a supervising criminal appeals lawyer at the Manhattan law firm Appellate Advocates.
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An appellate court agreed with the trial court, but chose to reduce Mr. Boone's sentence.
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But Texas was allowed to proceed with its case, which it won in appellate courts.
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But appellate judges in two other similar cases upheld the EPA's denials and its methods.
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Both companies had challenged EPA's denials in a federal appellate court in Colorado in 2016.
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She is the daughter of Ann C. Shalleck and James W. Klein of Takoma Park, Md. Until 2015, the bride's father was the chief of the Appellate Division of the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia, and is now the appellate training director.
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They only get to decide the cases that are delivered to them by the appellate process.
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And a tie in the Supreme Court would mean that the Appellate Court ruling would stand.
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The appellate court, therefore, was basically arguing that chimps can't be persons because they're not humans.
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So while it may take a long time, that's the key fact about the appellate process.
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The appellate court said it found no errors that would require it to change the award.
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The two sides are expected to argue before a panel of appellate judges in early July.
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And he "doggedly pursued his desire to obtain new appellate counsel" after his conviction in 1980.
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When the case was argued before those three appellate judges, they were notably sympathetic to Trump.
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As an appellate lawyer, Mr. Cruz's work in Texas was often on behalf of corporate defendants.
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A vivid example comes from a decision in July by a federal appellate court in Chicago.
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No president has confirmed more federal appellate judges (12) in his first year than Donald Trump.
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The case of MacDonald, 72, is currently before the appellate court as an "actual innocence" claim.
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Patel's case is now headed to an appellate court where, if heard, could set legal precedent.
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All three appellate court judges voted to uphold Lula's convictions on taking bribes and money laundering.
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The sabotaging of the WTO's appellate body, however, is clearly the handiwork of the Trump administration.
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According to the AP, the appellate court's decision is likely the final development in Pistorius' case.
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Shea said in October he could not support the EU's ideas on reforming the Appellate Body.
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And any appeal could freeze any legal discovery, depending on how a federal appellate court rules.
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Alito, a former appellate court judge, knew his way around a legal opinion and oral argument.
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However, the penal court rejected the move and sent the case back to the appellate court.
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Like Srinivasan, Watford is young -- a 49-year-old Obama nominee to a federal appellate court.
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Some federal appellate courts have taken the view that any persuasion with an "improper purpose" qualifies.
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In its ruling on Thursday, the state's Third Appellate District Court in Sacramento rejected both arguments.
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Many geographic circuits of the intermediate appellate court reflect the ideological division of the Supreme Court.
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On Tuesday, a Missouri appellate court reversed a $72 million verdict handed down in February 2016.
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Both men appealed their rulings and the cases have been stuck in appellate court ... until now.
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After the appellate court ruled, Planned Parenthood asked the Supreme Court to take up the case.
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The appellate panel has set oral arguments on the merits of the case for June 2.
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She said her decision is based on the appellate court judge's support for unlimited campaign contributions.
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Making the first trial or appellate court decision binding on the entire government frustrates this process.
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One of the things I have missed since becoming an appellate judge is the naturalization ceremony.
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She is the first-ever Asian Pacific American woman federal appellate court judge in U.S. history.
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Circuit courts are appellate courts that only hear appeals for cases decided by the lower court.
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Justice Wittner based her decision partly on a recent appellate division ruling in People v. Bonie.
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No fewer than four appellate courts have staked out different approaches to this area of law.
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The next several months, in other words, are a bit of an appellate crucible for Amazon.
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Not long after, an appellate court reversed course, ordering a provisional halt to the city's enforcement.
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A panel of appellate judges reviewing the decision, however, issued a stay at the companies' request.
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The appellate ruling upheld a nationwide injunction issued in January by a federal judge in Philadelphia.
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Judge Harry Leinenweber had also previously temporarily blocked the grant conditions, which the appellate court upheld.
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Some appellate courts have rejected pleas for new trials by persons in similar circumstances as Lee's.
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Appellate judges in Louisiana are considering a district court ruling that found Obamacare to be unconstitutional.
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But the appellate ruling is not binding on federal courts in other districts, including New York.
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An appellate court upheld the conviction in January and sentenced him to 12 years in prison.
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By Friday, federal appellate judge Neil Gorsuch will be likely confirmed as a Supreme Court justice.
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Then there's Neil Gorsuch, the federal appellate judge whom Trump just nominated to the Supreme Court.
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Another lawsuit now in the appellate stage challenges whether Ms. Hynie actually ever was his wife.
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"No single, extraordinary factor caused the cumulative seven years of pretrial delay," the appellate judges wrote.
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And we don't know what an appellate court — and perhaps ultimately the Supreme Court — will say.
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Falcone can still attempt to set aside the arbitration award at the Appellate Division, First Department.
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Critics said the administration's request to bypass ordinary appellate procedures in the transgender cases was presumptuous.
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A small appellate court will handle pending appeals and the retrial of Serbia's former intelligence chiefs.
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Six months later, the Appellate Division overturned her decision, saying the shield law protected Ms. Robles.
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The ruling overturned the decision of an appellate court that had dismissed the case last year.
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An appellate court ruling could be expedited on that and other cases but not by Christmas.
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Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, issued a statement applauding the appellate court decision.
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The nearly 900 federal judges who sit on trial and appellate courts are appointed for life.
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For the next two years, with this argument in hand, Aurelius scaled the federal appellate system.
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Then, in late September a panel of state appellate judges allowed the experiment to go forward.
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Montanans will make an appellate-level stink about chump change because that's the only available change.
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The appellate court affirmed that the artworks at 211Pointz, even if temporary, had attained recognized stature.
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In court, there have been mixed verdicts, mistrials and some appellate rulings in J&Js favor.
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On November 26th the Trump administration suggested slashing the pay of members of the appellate body.
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Without the appellate body to act as honest broker, disputes between the biggest members may escalate.
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But so far, both cases have followed a pattern at both the district and appellate levels.
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It targets a 2015 federal appellate court decision concerning nonbanks, in the case of Madden vs.
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At this moment, a top appellate court is hearing arguments about President Donald Trump's travel ban.
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Video Sources who spoke to Trump on Sunday morning told Fox News that the president's top two choices are appellate court judges Brett Kavanaugh and Thomas Hardiman, though a Republican source late Sunday said that appellate court Judge Amy Coney Barrett was still in the running.
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The decision by the appellate judge, Associate Justice Paul G. Feinman of the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court, came in an emergency hearing in which lawyers for DraftKings argued that if the company were forced to shut down even temporarily, it would be irreparably harmed.
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Mr. Trump has already appointed eight appellate judges, the most this early in a presidency since Richard M. Nixon, and on Thursday, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted along party lines to send a ninth appellate nominee — Mr. Trump's deputy White House counsel, Gregory Katsas — to the floor.
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Ms. Watrous, 28, is a third-year law student at N.Y.U. In September, she is to begin a staff attorney fellowship at the Center for Appellate Litigation, a nonprofit organization that does appellate public defense and post conviction for indigent defendants in Manhattan and the Bronx.
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Ms. Watrous, 20153, is a third-year law student at N.Y.U. In September, she is to begin a staff attorney fellowship at the Center for Appellate Litigation, a nonprofit organization that does appellate public defense and post conviction for indigent defendants in Manhattan and the Bronx.
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The big picture: This is yet another aggressive Justice Department effort to bypass the usual appellate process.
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Before that she had a long career as an appellate litigator, in particular at the Supreme Court.
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While she was nominated to the federal appeals court, she never served as a federal appellate judge.
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The appeal was filed after Arias tried unsuccessfully to bar the public from seeing her appellate brief.
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And since the appellate process can take decades, that helps explain the dearth of recent federal executions.
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SAC Capital Management LLC et al, Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, No. A-0963-12T1.
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Rob Portman — both former colleagues in the Bush administration — as well as veteran appellate litigator Lisa Blatt.
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It's the second appellate decision this month upholding states' authority to subsidize nuclear plants, following the Sept.
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Verizon Communications Inc et al, New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, 1st Department, No. 653084/2013.
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The Supreme Court's move effectively preserves the appellate court's decision in the case as the last word.
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The lawsuit concluded in 2015 when an appellate court upheld an earlier ruling dismissing his defamation claim.
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"Nobody expected defense counsel to proceed in this feeble manner," Coble's appellate attorney, A. Richard Ellis, wrote.
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A recent hearing at the Federal Circuit (the appellate court for patent cases) in McRO, Inc. v.
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J&J in a statement on Wednesday said it would continue to pursue all available appellate remedies.
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After Trump lost the 2006 dismissal motion, however, he replaced Kasowitz with his appellate counsel, Jay Goldberg.
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This means the court will be coming out with an official appellate decision about the monkey selfie.
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The Appellate Body normally has seven members and needs three to consider each case, but from Dec.
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A panel of three appellate judges in New Orleans heard oral arguments in the case last week.
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The large number of states actually served to dilute the number of California judges on appellate panels.
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The Appellate Body normally has seven members and needs three to consider each case, but from Dec.
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Several reviewed documents, including the Kellogg Huber opening appellate brief, and engaged in negotiations with the trustee.
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This has reduced what is supposed to be the seven-strong Appellate Body as members' terms expire.
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Given the appellate court's decision, how much harder is it to bring an insider trading case today?
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Democratic President Barack Obama in March named centrist appellate court judge Merrick Garland to fill the vacancy.
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This includes nearly 20 years of appellate decisions, and before that a career as a federal prosecutor.
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He was previously an associate justice on the New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department.
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The SEC responds that, ultimately, a defendant can appeal the commission's decision to a federal appellate court.
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But this is a half-truth that lets the appellate judges, including, Merrick Garland, off the hook.
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Some of those challenges are still ongoing and have moved beyond district courts to the appellate level.
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The petition filed in a federal appellate court in Washington calls for the rule to be vacated.
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After Mr. Loomis appealed his sentence, an appellate court referred the case to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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The State Appellate Defender Office appealed Mr. Sanford's convictions, and the Michigan State Police reopened the investigation.
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Trump administration officials say privately that the shuttering of the appellate body will be no great loss.
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The tally means one-quarter of all appellate court judges will have been installed by Mr. Trump.
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If and when that filing comes in, it could identify the appellate lawyers involved on both sides.
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Three appellate judges confirmed the decision to let Mr. Kermiche go home, over the protests of prosecutors.
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In May, the Appellate Division reversed that decision and said Mr. Lester's case could go to trial.
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In his entire 6900 years in office President Obama got Senate confirmation for 2628 appellate court judges.
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"This case, which should have been dismissed, presents important questions that warrant immediate appellate review," she said.
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In March, a Maryland appellate court affirmed a similar decision by a circuit court judge in Baltimore.
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In 2014, an appellate court overturned Mr. Anwar's acquittal and sentenced him to five years in prison.
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"It's a resounding defeat for New Jersey," Matthew Stiegler, an appellate lawyer and the author of ThirdCircuitBlog.
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In court on Thursday, prosecutors said they disagreed with the appellate court's reversal of the bias charges.
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The Trump administration has identified several shortcomings with respect to the Appellate Body's procedures and decision making.
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And yesterday an appellate court with three Republican judges struck down the Pence plan... PENCE: Right. Right.
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Three of those cases are now before federal appellate courts in the 3rd, 4th and 6th Circuits.
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Dear's lawyers appealed her ruling, setting the stage for Thursday's opinion by a three-judge appellate panel.
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It is intended to be temporary and to last until the Appellate Body is restocked with judges.
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In 2016, about two-thirds of federal judges at the trial and appellate court level were male.
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Mr. Silver, 72, was disbarred on Tuesday by the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court in Manhattan.
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The case is Lewis et al v Town of Newtown et al, Connecticut Appellate Court, No. AC41697.
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The appellate judges will likely deliver their ruling on Turner's latest appeal within the next 90 days.
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Both cited the appellate court ruling, saying that both Ocasio-Cortez and the president are public figures.
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Mr. Trump has also reversed a trend of increasing diversity on the appellate bench under Mr. Obama.
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He has told associates that he wants to be a federal judge, ideally at the appellate level.
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Limiting police power: An appellate court in Brooklyn ruled that local police officers cannot make immigration arrests.
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I'll check, but I found it hard to believe, over 30-page decision by the appellate court.
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"We respectfully disagree with the majority decision in the Appellate Division," Mr. Kasowitz said in a statement.
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He defied the tradition by moving forward both on an appellate court nominee from Minnesota whom Sen.
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Al Franken (D-MN) wanted blocked, and on an appellate court nominee from Louisiana for whom Sen.
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Appellate judges, in particular, hand down general legal rules which should apply equally to all similar cases.
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Few people who know the workings of the W.T.O. and its appellate body would sing their praises.
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The FBI's disciplinary system consists of investigation, proposal, decision, and an appellate process to review the decision.
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The case is Zervos v Trump, New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department, No. 7610.
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The appellate panels in those cases held that contractual forum selection clauses superseded FINRA's mandatory arbitration rule.
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AliKhan said appellate review already provides an appropriate check on trial judges who have exceeded their authority.
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The appellate court though punted decisions about the rest of the law down to a lower court.
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Scrutinizing a 19th-century photograph, you may feel rather like an appellate judge reviewing a legal statute.
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Last year, an appellate court ordered a new trial, saying the jury had not received proper instructions.
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At a federal appellate-court hearing last month, protected-status holders packed a courtroom in Pasadena, Calif.
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A few hours after the appellate court ruling, the Justice Department said it's done fighting the merger.
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Third, the administration needs to resolve the impasse over the appointment of appellate judges at the WTO.
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If the decision is appealed, and an appellate court upholds it, the ruling could have broader reach.
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His office said the appellate court is not likely to hear arguments in the case before May.
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But last week, a four judge panel from the State Supreme Court Appellate Division vacated the stay.
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Yet there's no denying that the slew of new appellate judges is genuine reason for progressive angst.
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Like Thomas, Kavanaugh, a federal appellate judge, is adamantly denying the claims made by his own accuser.
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Supporters of Trump's tactics say the negative consequences of the Appellate Body shuttering have been overly exaggerated.
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Neither Kavanaugh nor Kennedy ruled directly on abortion rights during their prior service as federal appellate judges.
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The bride, 59, is a lawyer in Newark for the Office of the Public Defender, Appellate Section.
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Appellate court ruling: The Georgia Supreme Court denied Foster's writ of habeas corpus, effectively rejecting his challenge.
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Appellate court ruling: In favor of UT Austin, allowing the use of race in admissions to continue.
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Does that mean there is a conflict between the appellate courts that the Supreme Court needs to resolve?
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He'd headed the board of governors of the Appellate Prosecutor for years and quickly landed a job there.
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Granting review, on the other hand, would undermine the authority of the federal appellate courts, the briefs said.
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The case is likely to be ultimately decided by the WTO's Appellate Body, the world's top trade court.
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All turned her down, citing limited resources, before the appellate prosecutor's elite Special Prosecutions Unit accepted the job.
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Our concerns about systemic and procedural problems with the Appellate Body are not new, nor are they partisan.
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It's unclear whether the appellate court's decision was influenced by the story from the Trace and BuzzFeed News.
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The case is In re: Donziger, New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, 1st Department, No. M-5635.
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Furthermore, the U.S. has also prevented the appointment of new judges to the appellate body of the WTO.
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After leaving government in 2008, he joined the law firm King & Spalding as head of its appellate practice.
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But the appellate body ruled against them, making it harder to apply defensive duties against state-supported production.
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"There was no evidence in the record to support Christine's speculation," the appellate opinion states, according to THR.
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In his dozen years as an appellate judge, Mr Kavanaugh has shown a willingness to curtail federal agencies.
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Calusinski's attorneys will appeal the ruling with the state appellate court, Calusinski's father, Paul Calusinski, has told PEOPLE.
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They will consider acting only after the case wends its way to them on the prescribed appellate path.
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Because the Supreme Court hears so few cases, federal appellate courts define most contested matters of federal law.
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We will appeal this case to the Appellate Division to secure Mr. Lewis the justice that he deserves.
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But other defendants have hinted that they're prepared to prolong the litigation into state and federal appellate courts.
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Any manoeuvre to bypass the American blockage of the appellate body would be politically, if not legally, untenable.
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"But Donald's sister was a Bill Clinton-appointed federal appellate judge who is a radical pro-abortion extremist."
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The appellate court is widely acknowledged to be the nation's second highest court, just below the Supreme Court.
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Think of all the people that were waiting in the wings to get appointed to the appellate courts.
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The appellate court stood behind this ruling on appeal to consider closely one piece of evidence in particular.
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That's exactly what a federal appellate judge declared this week in a case involving police stop-and-frisk.
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A state Supreme Court Appellate Division panel issued its ruling Thursday in a case brought by Summer Zervos.
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Federal appellate courts are deeply divided on the question of who has standing to sue over data breaches.
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But the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court denied his motion in a one-page ruling.
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Shanmugam is a partner at Williams & Connolly LLP, and has had a successful career as an appellate litigator.
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Trump has nominated only three African-Americans — none to appellate courts and no black women to any court.
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A North Carolina study actually found that death penalty trials cost four times that of the appellate process.
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The appellate judges had asked both sides to provide extra responses about the Justice Department's change in leadership.
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Undeterred, D. R. Horton appealed the labor board's decision, sending the case to the appellate court in Louisiana.
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The court could have avoided this by affirming the appellate decisions that correctly ruled in the government's favor.
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This inter-circuit dialogue is one of the most important by-products of the multi-circuit appellate system.
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Once an agency's own appellate process is exhausted, the U.S. courts remain the only locus for legal appeals.
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The two sides in the case made their oral arguments before the Appellate Division, First Department, on Tuesday.
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Then you became an appellate-court judge, and you gave a lecture this year called the Madison Lecture. . . .
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She is now co-head of the appellate and constitutional law practice for the firm of Gibson Dunn.
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He also said that "Trump's appellate nominees have been much more conservative than Obama's highly qualified, mainstream nominees."
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Maybe even let him keep his appellate court position, though that is questionable at this point as well.
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But leverage is likely to decrease substantially in December, once the Appellate Body no longer is in operation.
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If the Appellate Body ceases to function, countries will be forced to take matters into their own hands.
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In other words, the federal appellate courts are the last word for most Americans on crucial legal issues.
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Many tribal appellate court decisions actually provide more protections for suspects and defendants than the American system requires.
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Kavanaugh voted with the left wing of the Supreme Court to protect the appellate rights of criminal defendants.
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In an attempt to force a change of approach, it is blocking appointments to the WTO's appellate body.
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The New York Supreme Court Appellate Division on ruled in Neal's favor, putting her on the November ballot.
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Though legislators tried to repeal same-day registration in 2013, a recent appellate court ruling has restored it.
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Appellate judges accounted for just two of those confirmations, fewer than at any time since the 19th century.
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Overall, Republicans have approved Trump's federal appellate judges at a faster rate than any president since Ronald Reagan.
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There's going to be a denial, and you're going to have to handle the appellate part as well.
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A panel of justices from the State Supreme Court's Appellate Division ruled in Manhattan against dismissing the lawsuit.
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The case is Greenberg v Spitzer, New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, 2nd Department, No. 2014-07682.
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If Oracle's legal theory is upheld by the appellate courts, it could hamper efforts to improve software compatibility.
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His father is a judge on New Jersey Superior Court's appellate division, and has his chambers in Morristown.
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They said his actions reflected the perspective of someone who had spent a decade as an appellate judge.
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"The age disparity was sufficiently apparent as to orient the viewer toward the defendant," the appellate panel wrote.
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She is also an adjunct professor at Fordham University School of Law, where she teaches advanced appellate advocacy.
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David Patterson appointed her to the Appellate Division, First Department, of the New York State Court of Appeals.
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While the ruling affects only that state, lawyers have said the decision creates an appellate template for defendants.
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And the appellate court also reminded lower court judges that requiring an adult to act religiously is unconstitutional.
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In 2016, the Justice Department filed a brief in an appellate court supporting the challenge to Ohio's program.
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Ms. Driscoll, 32, is an assistant law clerk at New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division First Department.
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President Trump has already appointed eight appellate judges, the most this early in a presidency since Richard Nixon.
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While lower courts have blocked the use of funds, some appellate courts have ruled in the administration's favor.
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" Mr. Pierce added that "we will be exploring all avenues of review at the trial and appellate levels.
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A state appellate court denied the request "in its entirety," clearing the way for opening arguments on Wednesday.
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Once he had it, the state would ask the appellate court to let Siatta out of Shawnee — immediately.
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For the case to reach the Supreme Court, Miller would have to lose at the appellate court first.
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Last month, David Stras became the first appellate court nominee to be confirmed despite missing a blue slip.
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Doing the hard work needed to reform the Appellate Body would demonstrate U.S. leadership in global economic affairs.
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The appellate court agreed to step in and hear an early appeal before any subpoenas could go out.
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Her next job was as chief of the appellate section in the state attorney general's office in 1969.
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"This Court is partly to blame for the breakdown in the appellate process," Sotomayor, an Obama appointee, wrote.
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Dreeben has reportedly received bipartisan praise for his handling of the department's criminal appellate cases, the Post reported.
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Its appellate body, which adjudicates disputes, has been rendered inoperative by the Trump administration's blocking of new judges.
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When that doesn't happen, appellate courts shouldn't hesitate to strike unconstitutional conditions that could result in unnecessary imprisonment.
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Now, it's time for Duncan to put these Gorsuch-level skills to work as a federal appellate judge.
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The VA and some Veteran's Service Organizations pushed Congress to pass appellate reform legislation in the 114th Congress.
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The case is People v Southall, New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, 1st Department, No. 4123/11.
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Federal appellate courts are deeply divided on the question of who has standing to sue over data breaches.
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The appellate ruling led Mr. Bharara to vacate guilty pleas and convictions of at least seven other people.
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But an appellate court overruled the lower court, and on Tuesday, the Court of Appeals affirmed that decision.
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In their decision, the appellate judges rejected this, saying that by law the deposit copy was considered complete.
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"If this goes to the appellate court, we will take our argument there as well," he tells me.
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Grievance committees in New York's four appellate divisions already review complaints about lawyers in the state, including prosecutors.
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Allstate argued that it did so to save money; the appellate court considered that a legitimate business decision.
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Political science research attempting to quantify appellate judges' politics also finds that the court has changed with time.
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Each of these circuits has several district courts (there are 94 in all), which hear civil and criminal federal cases, and one appellate court (there are 13: one for each circuit and the appellate court for the federal circuit), which hears appeals against decisions made by federal district courts and agencies.
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She's married to a longtime Navy veteran and was supported in her appellate court nomination by military spouse organizations.
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In fact, no federal appellate court has struck down a congressional subpoena for being overly broad since the 1880s.
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His lawyer argued that the appellate case could constitute new evidence that could allow him to mount a challenge.
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And it's ten years' past time for us to start audio live-streaming federal appellate and Supreme Court proceedings.
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Cosby's lawyers face a difficult burden in convincing an appellate court to second-guess O'Neill's decision, experts told Reuters.
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His lawyers are expected to ask an appellate court to free him on bail while his appeal is pending.
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The ensuing decision by appellate Judge João Pedro Gebran Neto backed up Moro's decision to keep Lula in prison.
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That ruling, and a separate appellate court decision later that year, helped give rise to free-spending super PACs.
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When the appellate decision came down, I was randomly assigned the task of telling the victim the bad news.
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Texas won at the district and appellate level, though the Supreme Court never reached the merits of this argument.
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They're likely wary of skipping steps in the appellate process, even to stop a ruling they don't agree with.
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The number of appellate-body judges will drop from four to three, the minimum required to hear a case.
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The company appealed, and the case appeared to be heading toward a decision by the appellate body of commissioners.
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"We are pleased that the appellate court affirmed the accuracy and fairness of Reuters' reporting," a company spokeswoman said.
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Eighteen years ago, an Illinois Appellate Court granted him a hearing to argue he didn't receive an adequate defense.
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Federal appellate courts in Maryland, and Washington, D.C. have ruled that police need a warrant to gather Stingray data.
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Meanwhile, Mitch McConnell, he&aposs been able to secure confirmations for 000 federal appellate court judges nominated by Trump.
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On Sunday, a three-judge panel of appellate judges lifted the order, giving another victory to the Trump campaign.
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The companies filed briefs late Sunday with a federal appellate court saying the Trump executive order hurts their businesses.
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The appellate panel's decision, I should point out, was based on the particular facts of the De Ritis case.
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The Vopper precedent is "a signal to me that an appellate court could" leave a verdict against Gawker alone.
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Last week, in the wake of an appellate court's utter rejection of the Trump regime's Muslim ban, Washington Gov.
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The Justice Department sided with PHH against the CFPB in oral arguments before an 11-judge federal appellate court.
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Other federal appellate courts have required something more inherently wrongful about the persuasion, like encouraging someone to testify falsely.
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Sorokin is considering her appellate options and I'm confident that this won't be the last we hear from her.
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So while federal appellate courts now, at long last, have a liberal tilt, this is likely to change quickly.
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Their goal is to make sure the appellate court requires a direct link between defendants' conduct and RICO damages.
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James C. Ho is co-chair of the appellate and constitutional law practice group of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP.
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Gay is an ace trial and appellate advocate whose client list has included Coca Cola, Home Depot and Schwab.
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In the Country of Origin Labeling Act case, the WTO selected Ricardo Ramírez-Hernández as the appellate panel chairman.
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Johnson & Johnson – The company won an appellate court ruling overturning a $151 million verdict against the medical device maker.
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Appellate courts steer away from micromanaging trials and fear that disciplining judges could produce a flood of such challenges.
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This resulted in an appellate court dismissing the charges with prejudice, which prevents the case from ever being retried.
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McConnell has bragged about his success in getting 28500 Trump nominees for the appellate courts confirmed in two years.
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Again, that is always a possibility, and it is why appellate review is a staple of our judicial system.
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There are no leaked stories about appellate judges twisting their colleagues' arms to get them to join their decisions.
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And the panel of appellate judges on Friday appeared highly skeptical of the arguments presented to them by Consovoy.
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Other appellate courts will surely address these questions soon, and the Supreme Court may well need to weigh in.
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"Hopefully we'll win at the appellate division and go to the Supreme Court to terminate ObamaCare," Trump told reporters.
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For nearly two years, Democrats refused to hold hearings for most of President George W. Bush's appellate court nominees.
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Like several of his predecessors, Trump argues that the Appellate Body has sometimes sought to legislate from the bench.
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A panel of appellate judges in Washington, DC, is weighing whether Manafort should be released as he awaits trial.
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Google joined over 100 companies in signing an amicus brief asking an appellate court to strike down the ban.
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After finding the conflicting documents, one of the appellate lawyers interviewed Marc Fliedner, the prosecutor at Mr. Martin's trial.
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The dismissals were later upheld by the appellate courts, creating legal precedent for other judges to dismiss similar cases.
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After two high-profile conservative nominations failed, President Reagan chose a little-known appellate judge from California: Justice Kennedy.
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He has labored for a decade as an appellate jurist and earned high praise from his colleagues and scholars.
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But on Thursday, a Brazilian appellate court deemed Lochte not guilty of all charges, according to USA TODAY Sports.
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The appellate court batted the case back down to Howell, who held a second sealed hearing on October 5.
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As electoral politics churned this fall, Trump racked up a total of eight new judges on US appellate courts.
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His legal reasoning was ultimately rejected by a full panel of the appellate court for the District of Columbia.
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That pace has not let up: Three more of Mr. Trump's appellate nominees are pending on the Senate floor.
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"The appellate courts in the military are by far the least experienced courts in the entire country," he said.
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They hoped the amendments would convince the United States to allow vacancies on the appellate panel to be filled.
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The Appellate Division's temporary restraining order applied only to exterior work, not inside work such as moving the fish.
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An appellate court ruled two years later that the agency lacked the authority to regulate bullets under that law.
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But on Friday afternoon, the Maryland Court of Appeals reversed the lower appellate court's decision and reinstated Syed's conviction.
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In March 2017, seven weeks into Trump's presidency, the White House Counsel's Office interviewed Brennan for the appellate judgeship.
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You confront all sorts of things during an appellate clerkship that they just don't teach you in law school.
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No appellate court could operate on that scale; judges who must decide appeals collegially would barely know one another.
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They spoke to departmental experts, though not to the head of the civil rights appellate division and her team.
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The local court ruled against the mosque, but the Tennessee appellate court overturned the ruling and the mosque prevailed.
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Hargan, an appellate decision that allowed a 17-year-old detainee in an immigration facility to receive an abortion.
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Tuesday's filing follows a Supreme Court ruling in February that also asked the appellate court to review the matter.
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"The developers strongly believe that the appellate court will see the several ways this decision was incorrect," Mollen said.
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To understand the appellate decision, you have to understand a key difference between open-end mutual funds and ETFs.
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Their appointments to appellate and district courts that will decide pivotal voting rights and election cases is no accident.
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"There's the strategic aspect, core legal aspect and presentation aspect," said Consovoy, who is himself an accomplished appellate attorney.
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California became the first state to abolish cash bail in 2018 after an appellate court ruled the practice unconstitutional.
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A Pennsylvania appellate court upheld a sexual assault conviction against Bill Cosby on Tuesday, The New York Times reported.
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For all appellate court cases in that period, the Supreme Court reversed decisions about 70 percent of the time.
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The Trump administration has routinely skipped the appellate stage when its policies have been blocked from going into effect.
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The Democrats' "claim is based entirely on the loss of political power," the appellate panel wrote in the opinion.
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Then, in January 2014, the appellate court found prosecutorial misconduct and threw out Trulove's conviction, ordering a second trial.
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The case will be heard by the appellate court this week, even without being expedited for the impeachment investigation.
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As Thomas Donohue of the Chamber of Commerce put it, shuttering the Appellate Body does not serve American interests.
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In December 2008, after more than a year of legal battles, the Minnesota appellate court rejected his plea withdrawal.
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Forty-two percent clerked at the Supreme Court of the United States — the young appellate lawyer's ultimate brass ring.
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Hashim M. Mooppan, a deputy assistant attorney general, told the appellate judges that they should let the case die.
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The United States has blocked the appointment of new appellate body members, which requires the consensus of all governments.
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Judge Kavanaugh has served on the most important federal appellate court in the country for the last 12 years.
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In a 3-2 decision, a New York appellate court ruled in March that the lawsuit can move forward.
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These veterans have claims for health and disability benefits denied by the VA and are navigating the appellate process.
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The defense and prosecution each will get an hour to argue their side before an appellate panel of judges.
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While Senate Judiciary chairman, Grassley nixed a Senate procedure that let senators block appellate nominees from their home state.
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Whenever the appellate body made decisions that annoyed members, they could have resolved their differences at the negotiating table.
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The U.S. sees the Appellate Body's role as one which strictly enforces a "contract" agreed to by WTO members.
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Her appellate attorneys said there was no evidence that Roy would have lived if Carter had called for help.
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In July, however, an appellate court lifted the ban, and the park was once more awash in folk music.
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Prior to that, he served as the director of the Civil Division appellate staff at the Department of Justice.
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But the appellate judges overturned her proposal that athletes be able to receive up to $5,000 annually in exchange.
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Decisions can ultimately be appealed to federal appellate courts, which operate independently, and immigration attorneys say challenges are likely.
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The WTO has the most advanced version of this process, with 593 complaints since it was established in 1995, and hundreds of panel reports and appellate reports reviewing those complaints (the Trump administration may have just killed off the appellate review mechanism, at least in its current form, but the panels remain).
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"You're going to need to hear from the European Union and others that have been viewed as skeptical — that they agree with the fundamental principles that the United States is espousing, that the Appellate Body has gone off track," said Hillman, whose one term on the Appellate Body lasted from 2007 to 2011.
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The appellate court has until the end of the year to decide whether to uphold or reverse Judge Smith's sentence.
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That being said, a Watford confirmation is probably a long shot due to Grassley's strong opposition to his appellate appointment.
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In 2015, an appellate court judge ruled that the Hammonds had been illegally sentenced and had to return to prison.
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"When people have been sentenced to death in more than one jurisdiction, the appellate process proceeds in both," Dunham said.
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In a January ruling, all three appellate court judges voted to uphold Lula's convictions on taking bribes and money laundering.
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He served, for example, as an appellate adviser for O.J. Simpson's legal team during the former football star's murder trial.
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Melinda Ebelhar, who helped represent the baristas, said her clients may ask the full appellate court to hear their appeal.
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The refusal by an appellate court to reinstate the ban on refugees was a blow to the administration's policy agenda.
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Appellate court judges from the right, Amy Coney Barrett, Brett Kavanaugh, Amul Thapar, Joan Larsen, Raymond Kethledge, and Thomas Hardiman.
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Asked at a press conference whether the appellate court ruling explained why Mickelson was not charged, Bharara declined to say.
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Since appellate judges and the US Supreme Court rejected her appeals, Johnson needed clemency from the president to be discharged.
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If confirmed, Katsas, an experienced appellate lawyer, would replace retired DC Circuit judge Janice Rogers Brown, who resigned in July.
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Driving the news: A federal appellate court yesterday upheld New York's zero emissions credits (ZEC) program that subsidizes nuclear plants.
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Ho is a partner at the law firm Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, where he leads the appellate and constitutional law practice.
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Her appellate attorney filed a notice of appeal last week for both her murder conviction and her 10-year sentence.
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It's not viable as it stands, especially in light of the U.S.' blocking the appointment of new appellate body judges.
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An Illinois appellate court deemed his conduct "profoundly alarming" in the case of two other men who were eventually cleared.
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But it could also just push the political brawling down a level, so that every appellate nomination becomes a bloodsport.
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An appellate court said the case included "profoundly alarming acts of misconduct" in the investigation and prosecution of the case.
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The ruling was the first by a federal appellate court to review the merits of the decision to rescind DACA.
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Regardless of the Federal Circuit's ultimate decision, a great deal of Alsup's understanding of software remains preserved in appellate caselaw.
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It would take much longer and more importantly, it would add appellate issues that he very well might prevail on.
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Mr Bakshi is now trying his luck with an appeal to yet another court, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal.
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The Obama administration, along with several civil-rights groups and a federal appellate court, believed the purge violated federal law.
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Some of these orders that get litigated, it takes a long time for them to get through the appellate process.
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It's worth noting however, that Tuesday's case comes before an appellate court that has been transformed during the Obama administration.
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" The attorneys general for Washington and Maryland issued a joint statement saying they believed the appellate judges "got it wrong.
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Widely seen as the front-runner candidate, Kavanaugh is a federal appellate judge on the DC Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Congress is currently considering legislation that would break up the appellate court currently that covers nine Western states plus Guam.
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Obama is reportedly vetting Jane Kelly, an appellate court judge from Iowa whom Grassley has praised effusively in the past.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has taken the Appellate Body to the brink of collapse by blocking the appointment of judges.
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But even "rumormongering," to adopt the appellate court's phrase, can be protected if De Ritis was acting as a whistleblower.
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Weyand said the interim solution being worked out with Canada and others was a temporary alternative to the Appellate Body.
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His dear friend Brett Kavanaugh was now not just a conservative appellate judge with Federalist Society views on Roe v.
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But the New York appellate division unanimously rejected that argument, clearing the way for the case to go to trial.
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Senate Republicans have vowed to block confirmation of President Barack Obama's nominee to replace Scalia, centrist appellate judge Merrick Garland.
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BREAKING: FanDuel & DraftKings granted permanent stay by appellate panel in NY. Can take biz from New Yorkers throughout the appeal.
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But they argued that their trades did not constitute illegal insider trading, a position they adopted after the appellate ruling.
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He's an Appellate Court Veteran The Chicago native has served as a Washington, D.C., appeals court judge for 19 years.
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An appeal of an injunction against the companies is slated to be heard by the state's Appellate Division in September.
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The DOJ's filing concluded that the appellate court, which had earlier dismissed the case, should revisit and modify its analysis.
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Gorsuch's tenure on a Western federal appellate court gave him more experience on tribal issues than most of his colleagues.
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At this point under the past administration, the Senate had only confirmed two of then-President Barack Obama's appellate nominees.
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On July 85033, the Appellate Court ordered the DEA to provide a written response to the filing within 30 days.
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The groom, 29, is an associate focusing on appellate law in the Washington office of Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale & Dorr.
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Second, Congress could restrict the court's appellate jurisdiction, or its authority to decide cases not arising out of original jurisdiction.
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Speculation has swirled around 46-year-old appellate judge Amy Coney Barrett as a potential pick for the high court.
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To fill the vacancy left by Justice Antonin Scalia's death, President Obama is vetting several appellate and trial court judges.
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Finally, in 133, the Illinois Appellate Court ruled that Rivera's conviction was "unjustified and cannot stand" and dismissed the charges.
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A New York-based appellate lawyer, Mark Zauderer, said the deal with AMI was "another arrow in the prosecutors' quiver".
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During that time, attorneys secretly entered the courthouse to argue before three federal appellate judges over a grand jury subpoena.
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Sonia Sotomayor was not viewed as a leading judicial figure on the courts despite many years as an appellate judge.
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In addition, the Senate has confirmed 26 appellate court judges, a record for the first two years of a presidency.
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The charges were dismissed by an appellate court in 2018, but the country's supreme court has now ordered a retrial.
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Crucially, that meant Mr. Trump did not have to compromise on his appellate picks in states with a Democratic senator.
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The Trump approach has translated into a new breed of appellate appointees with open experience in ideological and political warfare.
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In his 2006 confirmation hearing for an appellate court judgeship he declared that he played no role in those decisions.
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It would not be enforceable until a federal appellate court rules on a similar law that Mississippi passed in March.
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The French government can intervene on behalf of its citizens at the appellate level or in discussions with the government.
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That same year, an Illinois appellate court overturned Rea's conviction because of a legal error and ordered a new trial.
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The group immediately filed an appeal and the Appellate Division issued a temporary restraining order while it considered the case.
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For example, confirmation hearings have usually featured just one appellate hopeful at a time (along with several district judge nominees).
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"They were trying to squeeze him," Alan Dershowitz, one of his appellate lawyers, said in a phone interview on Wednesday.
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Mr. Kysar said Yale had known for years about boorish behavior by Judge Kozinski, a federal appellate judge in California.
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A state appellate court this year upheld the de Blasio administration's assertion that 50-a applied to officers' disciplinary records.
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Justice Barbara R. Kapnick of the New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division officiated at the Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers.
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You have 21 days to appeal, 10 days to request court-appointed counsel to acknowledge receipt of your appellate rights.
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An appellate court ruled against Heuring in July, leading to the case reaching the Indiana Supreme Court earlier this month.
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It can still get through the trial court and the likely appellate court on an expedited path by next spring.
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Even a prompt appellate decision in their favor, they said, would come too close to the presidential election in November.
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His case is scheduled to be heard by three appellate judges on November 8, and a decision would come later.
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An appellate court in Brooklyn vacated his conviction in 2007 and all charges against Tankleff were dismissed the following year.
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However, appellate confirmations have exacted a toll, particularly on the district courts that must address 80 openings in 677 posts.
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In 303, a New York appellate court ruled that aides working 24-hour shifts must be paid for 24 hours.
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"Despite YouTube's ubiquity and its role as a public-facing platform, it remains a private forum," the appellate court ruled.
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Mr. Lane, 33, is a constitutional and appellate associate in the Washington office of Kirkland & Ellis, a Chicago law firm.
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The entire appellate court in January refused to reconsider the case, prompting abortion providers to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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The appellate court said the graphic features of Varsity's cheerleading-uniform designs are more like fabric design than dress designs.
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The lawmakers also passed a resolution criticising the United States over its blocking of appointments to the WTO's Appellate Body.
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"[T]he industry is continually changing and experiencing increasing competition," the three appellate judges wrote in their opinion on Tuesday.
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"Such promises exist only as exercises of prosecutorial discretion and may be revoked at any time," the appellate panel said.
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In addition to leading the FBI and CIA, Webster served as a federal district and appellate judge in the 1970s.
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County and state officials claimed the video's release harmed the school system's security plan -- an argument the appellate courts rejected.
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When Obama took office, only three of the thirteen appellate courts had more Democrat-appointed judges than Republican-appointed judges.
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"This country has banned mandatory retirement," said Seiner, the University of South Carolina law professor and former EEOC appellate lawyer.
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Legal analysts expect that reasoning, which other appellate courts have not adopted, to be addressed in the Supreme Court's decision.
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Senate Republicans are pushing to confirm the appellate judge to the top U.S. court quickly, despite the accusations against him.
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Three appellate courts have flipped from a majority of judges appointed by Democratic presidents to a majority appointed by Republicans.
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While these remedies will help future appeals, the large appellate backlog remains a concern not addressed by the Titus bill.
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They noted that Blagojevich's conviction and sentence had been reviewed and affirmed by independent appellate judges and the Supreme Court.
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Trump's other leading candidates for the post were fellow federal appellate judges Thomas Hardiman, Raymond Kethledge and Amy Coney Barrett.
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The American Civil Liberties Union ultimately brought suit on Sherrill's behalf, and he prevailed before the appellate court in 1977.
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And any judge is guaranteed to face issues on the Supreme Court that he didn't encounter at the appellate level.
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Kurland said the only thing an appellate court can review is whether a legal mistake was made in the case.
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"This case, which should have been dismissed, presents important questions that warrant immediate appellate review," Laco said in a statement.
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"The consequence of the Appellate Body choosing to breach (WTO dispute) rules and issue a report after the 90-day deadline would be that this report no longer qualifies as an Appellate Body report for purposes of the exceptional negative consensus adoption procedure," Shea said, according to a copy of his remarks provided to Reuters.
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A spinoff from the "Serial" podcast, sponsored by the defendant's lawyers, updates listeners on appellate claims and advocates for a retrial.
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Pending an appellate ruling on the dismissal, Justice Chimes has scheduled a January hearing on Cellino's petition to dissolve Cellino & Barnes.
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The rapper has been granted a new hearing at an appellate court in Philadelphia on July 16, according to his lawyer.
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But what happens to a foreign traveler in the air if Robart's order is halted or overturned by an appellate court?
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Shea expressed concern about a wayward WTO dispute settlement system and said the Appellate Body had overreached in some legal interpretations.
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American officials complain that the WTO's appellate body has chipped away at their country's sovereignty and has strayed beyond its remit.
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In between his appellate clerkships and his time with Kennedy, Kavanaugh worked in the solicitor general's office under George H.W. Bush.
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Millett, 56, an appellate specialist who had worked for the Justice Department and in corporate law, had a more moderate reputation.
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Mr al-Alwi had found no relief in the lower courts, with both the district and appellate courts rejecting his arguments.
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Another panel of the same appellate court in May revived another lawsuit by the FDIC against several banks over similar claims.
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NSE said it was reviewing the order and taking legal advice before deciding whether to appeal to the Securities Appellate Tribunal.
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The Federal Circuit handed down a decision that looked a lot like the appellate judges hadn't understood what an API is.
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The Justice Department took a beating from appellate judges reviewing President Donald Trump's ban on travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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" Murray indicated the association will continue the legal battle, saying, "We are confident that the appellate court will see this differently.
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A judge reversed his death sentence because Williams' history wasn't presented to a jury, but an appellate court reinstated the sentence.
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The court split evenly on overturning the appellate ruling and affirmed the 5th Circuit's judgment without additional discussion of the case.
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"I think Amazon is likely going to lose that motion if it goes up the chain of appellate courts," he said.
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The fact that he is still a lower court judge may not be enough for those who want an appellate record.
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The added costs from a split might be better put toward adding badly needed judges to the trial and appellate benches.
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EOIR also runs an administrative appellate body that reviews the decisions of the immigration judges, the Board of Immigration Appeals (Board).
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The appellate court hearing the appeal is likely to try to rule on the case by next February, legal experts said.
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A federal judge ordered a halt to the policy but an appellate court said it could continue while the administration appeals.
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"We have considered all of plaintiffs' arguments on appeal and find them to be without merit," the U.S. appellate judges concluded.
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Garland was appointed to the appellate court by Democratic President Bill Clinton in 1997, winning confirmation in a 76-23 vote.
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David Saxe has joined Morrison Cohen as partner in the firm's appellate, strategic case review and ADR practice in New York.
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But the administration is working to move up some judges on that list from district and state courts to appellate seats.
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After multiple defeats in the appellate courts, the Trump administration finally earned a victory to the president's travel ban executive order.
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Following the assault allegations against the appellate court judge, polls showed little change in public opinion about Kavanaugh's nomination (The Hill).
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"Employers will have to wait and see if the appellate courts can pull the board back into the corral," he added.
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The journalists are expected to appeal the verdict and will remain free until the end of the appellate process, Cumhuriyet reported.
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This is the bread and butter of trial testimony, why juries determine facts and appellate courts restrict themselves to the law.
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That is a four "yute" moment that could create an appellate issue or even a demand for the recusal of Ellis.
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Federal Appellate Judge Adalberto Jordan has taken himself out of consideration to become President Obama's Supreme Court nominee, CNN reported Wednesday.
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She was sentenced to life in prison in 1997, and appellate judges and the U.S. Supreme Court have rejected her appeals.
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Little accounting of harassment claims The nearly 900 federal judges who sit on trial and appellate courts are appointed for life.
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The opposition brief, moreover, contends that Domino's and its friends have manufactured uncertainty among the appellate courts on website accessibility standards.
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But the appellate court's broader point makes quite clear that sale orders can normally bar most categories of "successor liability" claims.
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Under case law from the federal appellate courts, including the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in 1972's U.S. v.
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But an appellate court recently breathed life into a years-old challenge to the program by the California Chamber of Commerce.
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The bar association said complaints against attorneys are investigated by grievance committees appointed by the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court.
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Justice Elena Kagan's "significant involvement" was as solicitor general, a position that is primarily concerned with managing the administration's appellate litigation.
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