Your reaction to his comments tonight before the court announcement?
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Another 25 fraternity members have cases pending before the court.
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In 2007, Cruz argued before the Court in Panetti v.
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Potanin is expected to appear before the court on Tuesday.
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At stake before the court in oral arguments on Nov.
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Thomas voted against the law when it was before the court.
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That is the question we intend to pursue before the court.
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The facts before (the) court and the outcome do not match.
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No way it should rush ahead now before the court acts.
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Gore-style lawsuit comes before the court during this election season.
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The Louisiana case isn't the only abortion case before the court.
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Russia has more cases before the court than any other country.
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That issue, Mr. Cole said, was also not before the court.
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It may be months, though, before the court issues a decision.
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And it could be months after that before the court rules.
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"They were produced before the court through special security," he said.
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There are six petitions arguing against Section 377 before the court.
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You are being summoned to appear before the court at our wedding.
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He declined to comment further since the matter was before the court.
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Those issues are likely to come before the court in future cases.
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The AFP declined to comment because the matter was before the court.
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Scalia similarly transformed the way lawyers reasoned and argued before the court.
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Kansai Electric shares had ended trading before the court decision was released.
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Janus isn't the first time this issue has come before the court.
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Anwar told Reuters he does not plan to appear before the court.
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She was found dead in her cage before the court could rule.
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Their next appearance before the court will be Thursday at 2 p.m.
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In the end the plan evaporated, but not before the court capitulated.
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Also in 2007, Cruz argued before the Court in Smith v. Texas.
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In all, nearly 1,000 people are expected to come before the court.
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The defense has not yet made its full argument before the court.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the case before the court, South Dakota v.
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Here are five of the most interesting cases before the court. 28500.
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A lawyer for Salazar in Venezuela denied the charges before the court.
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At a minimum, it will be weeks before the court makes a ruling.
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She felt discouraged before the court process had a chance to kick in.
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Indeed, several cases now before the Court may have huge effects on tech.
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In the North Carolina cases, there were three main issues before the court.
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This trial was followed by an appeal trial before the Court of Meuse.
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The two companies are set to appear before the court on March 24.
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The other six will appear before the court at an unknown later date.
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"My case is still before the court," he recalled telling his prison warden.
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A decision is expected before the court ends this term in June. 4.
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Butina, 29, appeared before the court again Wednesday in an orange prison suit.
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They had sent around 2,000 criminal complaints to Germany before the court ruling.
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Another partisan gerrymandering case out of North Carolina is pending before the court.
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In the seven consolidated cases before the court, no lower court thought so.
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This is one of the most consequential cases before the court this term.
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It could be more than a year before the court reaches a verdict.
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"It will certainly enrich the conversation when these issues come before the court."
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At its core, the main issue before the court is a contractual dispute.
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Before the court now are two cases arising from North Carolina and Maryland.
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Both were given another opportunity to appear before the court in the future.
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Assange apologized for his actions in a letter Summers read before the court.
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Here are some of the most consequential cases still pending before the Court.
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The play's tensions come to a head in its final scene before the court.
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I was by myself in single cell for six weeks before the court date.
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The next arguments before the court are scheduled for the final week of November.
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Consider just one example of how this applies to cases currently before the court.
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The Solicitor General represents the US government in major cases argued before the Court.
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Typically, it's about a 6 month wait in Cali before the court signs off.
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"The video footage of the robbery was not produced before the court," he said.
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That is cruel and unusual punishment, Newman-Polk argued before the court in 2017.
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On July 4, he was arraigned before the court on four indictments for forgery.
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A new challenge to the Voting Rights Act could come before the court soon.
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A case before the court could expand the president's power to remove their leaders.
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Three men charged as accomplices of the convicted man also appeared before the court.
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"Yes, they might lie," he said of the families who come before the court.
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Its ruling on Tuesday followed advisory opinions in two distinct cases before the court.
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New big data technologies can provide deeper insights into citizens coming before the court.
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"The issue of where you are going is not before the court," he said.
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Because there were three separate cases before the court, each defendant had a different result.
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Although Conway has only argued one case before the court, it was a big win.
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We need this now more than ever, especially when religious liberty is before the Court.
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The magazine must address the specific allegations against it as they stand before the court.
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Dimaya case was argued before the court in January, before Gorsuch was nominated and confirmed.
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Finally, a couple of the lawyers arguing before the court on Tuesday hailed from California.
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Many of the Navy SEALs who testified were granted immunity to appear before the court.
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In arguably the biggest case before the court this decade, Roberts chose to uphold it.
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Consider just a few of the cases before the court this term: In Fisher v.
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This evidence, along with Georgia's history of racial discrimination, was put squarely before the court.
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Even before the court ruling, there were risks, but now those risks are exponentially greater.
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Cobo can appeal the decision before the Court of Arbitration for Sport within a month.
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The businessman-former convict who prevailed before the court had been duly convicted and jailed.
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Illuzzi finished her closing argument in nearly three hours before the court broke for lunch.
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Already before the court is a challenge to Wisconsin's politically based redrawing of legislative districts.
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For a graphic of major cases before the court in the current term, see tmsnrt.
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So far this year, more than 22,239 people have gone before the court here in Tucson.
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Such a range of questions comes before the court partly because it fills an unusual role.
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Oracle also said "numerous" groups and individuals will also be endorsing its position before the court.
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And there are a handful of viable cases that could bring that argument before the Court.
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It reads: We look forward to responding to Apple's arguments before the court on March 22.
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The President's hardline policy approach means the issue could well end up before the court soon.
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Given the looming Mueller investigation, these weighty, knotty constitutional questions may soon come before the court.
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On Monday, he denied Manning's attorneys the opportunity to further argue their case before the court.
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Justice Breyer also noted that the case before the court in 2001 did not involve terrorism.
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The case before the court is not simply about one company or one group of consumers.
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"I'm losing a day's pay right now," he said while awaiting his turn before the court.
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Kavanaugh would vigorously engage with lawyers who stand before the court and with his fellow justices.
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A tie thus resolves the actual issues for the parties in the case before the court.
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In September, Mr. Trump tried once again, issuing the proclamation that is now before the court.
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I'm not suggesting that The Times should have listed every case Katyal has before the court.
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The department had previously released data on Borrower Defense claims through September, before the court order.
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However, the new acting director could kill that appeal before the court renders a final decision.
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From the 1940s to the early '60s, he argued 32 cases before the court, winning most.
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"We're going to continue to cast a spotlight on the Republican obstructionism on the Supreme Court and highlight how the issues before the court or potentially before the court have a major impact on the lives of the American people," said Luis Miranda, the DNC's communications director.
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The Trump administration also seemed to enjoy a favorable reception before the court during arguments in April.
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I think it&aposll be wrong for me to discuss things that might come before the court.
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If my case -- before the court, I want to know that I&aposll get a fair hearing.
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" Chevron said by email: "This matter is the subject of ongoing litigation before the court in Nigeria.
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"Cyber crime is not victimless and we are determined to bring suspects before the court," he said.
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Carpenter's case will be argued before the court some time after its new term begins in October.
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Sabine's attorney said his client would follow her suggestions and put the issue back before the court.
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He's well qualified, and argued before the Court when he served as the Solicitor General of Texas.
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Abdeslam was not in court Thursday morning at a hearing before the Court of Appeals in Brussels.
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Another former solicitor general, Ted Olson, who has argued several cases before the court including Bush v.
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The plaintiffs' own expert, in testimony before the court, described the loans as a "lifeline" for borrowers.
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" A senior administration official said in a statement, "We'll decline to comment on matters before the court.
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Employment law Several employment law cases before the Court could potentially be decided in 4-4 cases.
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Yet he repeatedly voted with the right to reject the specific race-conscious program before the court.
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And if we're not, let's put the evidence before the court to show we're not doing it.
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Their evidence has been fully vetted in the investigatory process and in motion practice before the court.
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Mr. Qian said that he would not comment before the court decided whether to accept the plea.
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Had they gone along with the about-face before the court, their professional integrity would be impugned.
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She was required to admit in a statement before the court that she had no psychic abilities.
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"The parties have already agreed to the draft before the court," Judge Bredar wrote in his decision.
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A Westpac spokesman said it could not comment on the case as it was before the court.
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Before the court issued the stay, Dominion said it expected to complete Atlantic Coast in mid-2020.
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A report from Ernst & Young, filed before the court shortly after the F.B.I. announcement, raised further alarm.
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In a concurring opinion, Justice Kavanaugh wrote that the question before the court was a narrow one.
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Last week, before the court ruling, he described such a salary as tantamount to "corruption" in Mexico.
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David McCallum, No. 9, was jailed for nearly 30 years before the court recognized his claims of innocence.
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Nothing he said during Wednesday's arguments indicated he thinks the accommodation now before the court passes legal muster.
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Roberts said, though, that the issue before the court was not whether or not to denounce Trump's statements.
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The AFP declined a Reuters request for comment on the grounds that the matter was before the court.
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The case has been described previously as one of the most important ever to appear before the court.
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The hearing before the Court of Common Pleas of Centre County is to start at 9:30 a.m.
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Both appeared before the court, with Karim being remanded for a further eight days and Khan for six.
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Why it matters: The case before the court on Monday involves patents for a piece of fracking equipment.
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Blatt, who argues frequently before the court, often found herself the recipient of tough questions from both justices.
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Del Toro said that each of the victims' families were contacted before the court considered the plea deal.
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It took another half century after the founding of the United Nations before the court came into effect.
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The Maryland case, which has been before the court twice already, will be back for a third time.
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"This case comes before the Court as part of a larger strategy to disable public interest regulation," Sen.
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In arguments before the court on Tuesday, justices raised concerns that the new law continued to fall short.
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Voting rights, civil rights, women's rights, LGBTQ rights, free speech rights, gun rights -- all come before the court.
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The parties were directed to submit briefs on how the new order impacts the cases before the court.
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Now it's probably just a matter of days before the court announces a 4 to 4 tie vote.
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The passing of Justice Antonin Scalia Saturday could have a grave impact on cases now before the court.
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"None of these claims, however, is properly before the court at this stage of the proceedings," Cooper wrote.
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On Friday, hours before the court-appointed deadline, Republican legislators sent a proposed new House map to Gov.
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International law experts and human rights groups were called upon to participate in the process before the court.
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Justices Brennan and Marshall voted to prohibit the punishment in every capital case that came before the court.
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In his argument before the Court, Tourgée asserted that the doctrine of "separate but equal" was a sham.
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Mr. Zuma's medical team will determine his fitness to appear before the court in May, Mr. Mantsha added.
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It usually takes several days before the court studies evidence and decides whether an arrest warrant is justified.
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DSS spokesman Peter Afunnaya told CNN the case was before the court and declined to make further comment.
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He was charged at the International Criminal Court at The Hague before the court dropped the charges later.
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A spokesperson for the attorney-general's chambers declined to comment because the case is already before the court.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, writing for eight justices, said the question before the court was an easy one.
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This incident on February 7, 2008 comprises the criminal allegation of sexual assault that is before the Court.
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Two provisions of the 2849 law are before the court, which will hear arguments in the case on Wednesday.
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We argued before the Court that the FCC simply cannot renounce its responsibility to protect consumers on a whim.
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The three cases before the Court involve an oil company, an accounting firm and a software company in Wisconsin.
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Despite her health issues, Ginsburg, the oldest justice on the Supreme Court, has never missed arguments before the court.
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"The Democrats' lawyers have perjured themselves and perpetrated a fraud before the court," he wrote in a text message.
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The question originally put before the court was whether 1866 territorial boundaries of the Creek Nation constitute a reservation.
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"I just couldn't believe that I was standing before the court with no rights read to me," he said.
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Calls for the defendants to appear before the court when hearings begin next March are procedural, rather than aspirational.
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We've won nine cases before the Court since 2011 and work with some of the finest lawyers in America.
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At this writing, several controversial issues are making their way before the Court, from voting rights to gun regulation.
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The five appeared before the court on Friday to be notified they would face trial and were detained immediately.
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Cruz, a lawyer with extensive experience arguing before the court, has championed this view as have his GOP rivals.
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The chief justice of Gibraltar's supreme court, Anthony Dudley, said there was no U.S. application currently before the court.
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Charlottesville Police Detective Steven Young and Calhoun's girlfriend, Sarah Bolstad, also testified before the court took a lunch break.
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It will be very interesting how the US government will react to the clear evidence already before the court.
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The defendants can appeal the ruling for the last time before the Court of Cassation, Egypt's highest civilian court.
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Justice Kavanaugh took a more serious approach, often asking how particular precedents applied to the cases before the court.
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The case before the court involves Adrian Coman, a Romanian rights activist, and his American partner, Claibourn Robert Hamilton.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg reflected on the consequences of ruling against the union in the case before the court.
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It also urged the two parties to refrain from any action which could aggravate the dispute before the court.
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In June, Ms. Geimer, now 54, appeared before the court and requested that Judge Gordon end the legal proceedings.
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Before the court ruling, House Republicans tried to prevent a lesser prairie-chicken listing through a defense authorization bill.
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Wade, even though a case challenging it is likely to come before the court in the next few years.
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"The court notes that there is no pending motion concerning the foregoing issues presently before the court," Robart wrote.
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The case now before the court, to be argued in early March, is in essential respects Boumediene's direct descendant.
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Mr. Peralta, 37, stood before the court, his legs shackled and his hair slicked back, dressed in navy blue.
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Jim Dao, the Op-Ed editor, said the editors had not been aware of Katyal's cases before the court.
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Business regulations, abortion restrictions, religious expression and voting rights could all be before the court in the coming years.
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He could be the deciding vote on pollution cases that will come before the court in the near future.
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And the experience in Arkansas before the court intervention, remember, was upwards of 20,000 people losing their Medicaid benefits.
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Duck, demonstrating his unflinching commitment to avoiding declarative statements about matters that could one day come before the court.
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Gee, the first major abortion-related case to come before the Court since Justice Kavanaugh's appointment to the bench.
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The decision is a victory for the White House after its mixed success before the court over the summer.
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"The only question before the court was whether the camera belonged to the federal government," Pearlman wrote by email.
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He clerked for Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and argued nine cases before the court as solicitor general of Texas.
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In April 22009, Fatiha Benzioua appeared before the court once again, this time accused of attempting to murder a magistrate.
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Bibi had spent eight years on death row before the court overturned her conviction and ordered her to be freed.
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The case before the court focused on a sex offender prosecuted after posting on Facebook about beating a traffic ticket.
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It is the first time a case on abortion has come before the court since Kavanaugh's confirmation earlier this fall.
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Rajagopal appeared before the court in Chennai last week in a stretcher and breathing through an oxygen mask to surrender.
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Their hope, reproductive rights advocates argue, is to bring before the court the legal challenge that finally overturns Roe v.
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For those like me who argue before the court, Scalia's joining the bench was the advocate's equivalent of an earthquake.
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As a result, it is challenging to determine the justices' actual positions on the issues that come before the court.
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She pointed to the North Carolina partisan gerrymandering case that's making its way back before the court as an example.
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"ASIC says it will not provide further comment on the charges, as it is "a criminal matter before the Court.
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In a statement before the court, Mr. Hu said he had "long been influenced by bourgeois liberalism," according to Xinhua.
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That would set up the Senate to vote on his nomination before the court starts its new term in October.
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Before the court could rule, Beijing too waded in, using a rarely-used power to re-interpret Hong Kong's constitution.
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"We look forward to responding to Apple's arguments before the court next week," said Ms. Pierce of the Justice Department.
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"In some ways, the question before the Court involves the intent of both the 2010 and 2017 Congresses," he wrote.
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On Monday, Justice Kennedy chose a third path, one that seemed to apply only to the case before the court.
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Friday's ruling applies specifically to Arkansas, where more than 18,000 people lost coverage in 2018 before the court stepped in.
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But the state may still be able to enforce the law against other parties who are not before the court.
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"I wrote the heartbeat bill to go before the court after the next appointment at the Supreme Court," King said.
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Justices often use dissents and concurrences to send signals about their interest in issues that aren't directly before the court.
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The question before the court is the first major test of Trump's two justices when it comes to LGBT rights.
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"He is not before the court for anything having to do with colluding with the Russian government," the judge said.
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His mother, who appeared before the court, said she had no idea of her son's support for the Islamic State.
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Breyer said he wanted to determine whether there was even a true Fifth Amendment issue before the court to resolve.
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This will moot the travel ban issues before the court reconvenes to hear arguments on the merits of the case.
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And the question before the court wasn't whether she could get an abortion, but whether she wanted one at all.
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After losing before the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne last week, Russia took its case to the Swiss tribunal.
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HEGSETH: Of course it&aposs a big issue and it&aposs one of the things that could come before the court.
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"Frequently an issue of this sort will come before the Court clad, so to speak, in sheep's clothing," Mr. Scalia wrote.
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I should point out that two of the three employment arbitration cases before the court involved private disputes, not the government.
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Kavanaugh posed questions to lawyers in both cases before the court, his first one coming about 20 minutes into the arguments.
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The legal issue before the court is whether Buck's case meets the "extraordinary circumstances" test justifying the reopening of his sentencing.
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Dawn reported Musharraf's counsel argued the former president was in ill health and could not appear before the court in person.
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Justice Scalia did no less than change the nature of legal argument before the Court and opinion writing by the Court.
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Still, Zaman's defense lawyer has yet to ley out his case, in which he denies all charges brought before the court.
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Their assessment was based on already conducted searches of Cohen's email accounts which had not been reported before the court filing.
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"The case is before the court where she (Patience Jonathan) has the liberty to state any claim," an EFCC spokesman said.
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"This is the most important immigration and separation of powers case to be before the court in decades," Mr. Stein said.
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The question before the court was whether the death penalty, the government's harshest punishment, could be applied to those under 18.
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Before the court sat, Trump tweeted good luck to Flynn and claimed he had been under "tremendous pressure" from federal authorities.
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Therefore, HHS will continue administering and enforcing all aspects of the ACA as it had before the court issued its decision.
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A prosecutor objected, and Ellis spoke to both sets of attorneys under seal before the court took a mid-afternoon break.
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Simonds had appeared to have defeated Yancey by one vote before the court decided to allow the ballot to be counted.
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Even before the court issued its latest ruling, Prime Minister Beata Szydlo had said her government would not abide by it.
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"I believe you have written some novels," he said in addressing Mr. Forster before the court to establish the author's credentials.
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Two Ghanaian citizens had brought the case before the court, accusing the government of illegally allowing the men to enter Ghana.
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But the state may still be able to enforce the same law against other parties who are not before the court.
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He was also one of the first lawyers to argue before the court in favor of abortion rights and gay rights.
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Local officials argued before the court that the federal government's plan did not include sufficient protections from the virus for residents.
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The Crown has considered the nature of the allegations before the Court, the anticipated evidence and the nature of possible defences.
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At issue before the court is whether the travel curbs violate the U.S. Constitution's ban on favoring one religion over another.
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The crux of the matter before the court is whether Mr. Skakel was deprived of his constitutional right to a fair trial.
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Gerald Gouriet, a lawyer representing the Licensed Taxi Drivers' Association, said that an "Uber in sheep's clothing" had appeared before the court.
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The ACCC, which brought the charges in its first criminal cartel prosecution, declined to comment since the matter was before the court.
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There are critical cases before the Court in late April that, without a replacement being seated, will further erode of our liberty.
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It also ordered the UAE and Qatar "to refrain from any action that might aggravate or extend the dispute before the court".
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The degree to which Davis valued Koehler's input became clear less than two hours later, when Abdirizak Warsame appeared before the court.
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On Friday, Hestin said he had seen the children before the court hearing and was struck "by their optimism, by their hope."
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This obviously gives one a very strong sense of how Gorsuch would rule on end-of-life cases brought before the Court.
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On February 27th a new flashpoint came before the court in the guise of an old memorial to first-world-war soldiers.
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But Polanco missed several dates to appear before the court, so the court issued new bench warrants for her arrest in 123.
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Several of these issues are before the court in the current term and there is a likelihood of many 4-4 splits.
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After their confirmations, both Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito ruled against abortion rights both times the subject came before the court.
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The legal question before the Court is whether the warrantless collection of this non-content information is permissible under the Fourth Amendment.
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Ferraco said the party should break away this week even before the court reaches a decision, which could take weeks or months.
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The case, which tests the limits of religious freedom, is one of the most important before the court in its current term.
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Although she has not attended oral arguments, Ginsburg has participated in cases before the court this year by reading briefs at home.
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Notoriously outspoken and combative at his prime, Mr. Redstone has not appeared before the court or submitted a statement of his own.
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His appointment could affect several critical cases currently up before the court, including decisions on affirmative action, immigration, and access to abortion.
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Moore argued that the Supreme Court's ruling only applied to the four states involved in the case that was before the court.
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"Uber's blatant disregard for TfL's regulations and public safety was laid before the Court," said Steve McNamara, General Secretary of the LTDA.
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"We strongly believe this case needed to be brought before the court and decided by a jury," he said in a statement.
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One potential pitfall: During the hearings, nominees must be careful not to take positions on issues that might come before the court.
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" The judge added there was no evidence before the court that the government has "returned to systematically separating families at the border.
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Rutledge and her staff reportedly worked all day Saturday to file appeals to recent decisions, before the court blocked the state's plan.
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After subpoenaing him last fall, the House withdrew its request before the court could rule on compelling his testimony for the record.
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But at minimum, readers in this case deserve to know that he is a Supreme Court litigator with cases before the court.
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The defense team moved for a mistrial, and Mr. Manson waved a newspaper headline reading "Manson Guilty, Nixon Declares" before the court.
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They lean heavily on the excuse that the issue could end up before the court and they would hate to prejudge it.
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The issue before the court was not the legality of the program, but how the Department of Justice went about terminating it.
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The public has 60 days to comment on the proposal, followed by a 45-day period before the court settlement is terminated.
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She briefly held the record for most arguments before the court by a woman litigator; her friend Lisa Blatt has since surpassed her.
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In an exchange with Daniel Wall, who represented the company before the court, Kagan outlined her thinking of the case in personal terms.
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What's less common is for a nominee to have written lengthy works of scholarship on contentious issues likely to come before the Court.
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"The facts set forth before the court portray reactive governance responses to address a chaotic circumstance of the government's own making," Sabraw wrote.
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But it's telling that the administration took this stance and that Francisco, as the solicitor general, is making these arguments before the court.
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"The facts set forth before the court portray reactive governance — responses to address a chaotic circumstance of the Government's own making," Sabraw wrote.
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The challengers were entitled to get a chance to look at the full record before the court took final action, the judge concluded.
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The subcommittee won before the Court of Appeals, thereby establishing the right of Congress to obtain wiretap records despite an executive privilege claim.
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While it's difficult to anticipate exactly which issues might come before the court, his past rulings suggest a reliably conservative voice on tech.
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The application before the court now is not a request to review the merits of the case, though such a request is expected.
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"The facts set forth before the court portray reactive governance responses to address a chaotic circumstance of the government's own making," he added.
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The ban was set to expire in 90 days, meaning it could run its course before the court would take up the issue.
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In making its argument before the court, the Obama administration was opposed by disabilities' advocates, medical provider groups and even Democrats in Congress.
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Adly, who has denied the charges, is due back before the Court of Cassation, Egypt's top civil court, for an appeal in January.
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Shamsuzzaman Bhuiyan, head of the department of factory inspections at the labor ministry declined to comment, saying the matter was before the court.
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"That some people should know about a court decision before the court even informs the parties is simply incredible," she said by phone.
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The case before the court stemmed from a dispute over the Department of Veterans Affairs's (VA) interpretation of its rule governing disability benefits.
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The Gundy opinions Gundy's opinions reveal that the non-delegation doctrine, like many other issues before the court, comes with partisan political overtones.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco asked both sides to file legal briefs before the court makes it final decision.
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The application of Roe to future cases and even its continued validity are issues likely to come before the court in the future.
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"The facts set forth before the court portray reactive governance responses to address a chaotic circumstance of the government's own making," he wrote.
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United States, which was possibly, at least in terms of pure jurisprudence, the most important case argued before the court this past session.
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Will Chief Justice Roberts derive comfort from the "damned if you do, damned if you don't" nature of the choice before the court?
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"Today is a truly historic day," said Helmut Graupner, a lawyer who represented the two women who brought the case before the court.
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But, though the question was not before the court, Mr. Bork added that "structural features of the Constitution" banned prosecutions of sitting presidents.
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But, though the question was not before the court, Mr. Bork added that "structural features of the Constitution" barred prosecutions of sitting presidents.
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Thirty years ago, Roberts and Minear worked together in the office of the US Solicitor General, the government's top lawyer before the court.
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Democratic candidates and voters tended to focus on the issues that come before the court, such as abortion, gun control, and LGBT rights.
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He was an exceptionally active questioner, displaying an easy familiarity with the issues in the three minor and technical cases before the court.
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Another partisan gerrymandering case out of North Carolina is pending before the court, giving justices another opportunity to settle the issue next term.
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"There is no evidence brought before the court to substantiate the allegations that have been made," Mnangagwa's lawyer Lewis Uriri said in response.
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Myanmar government spokesman Zaw Htay, asked to comment on Pompeo's call for the reporters' release, said the case was already before the court.
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All these questions could one day — soon — appear before the court, and senators will likely want to know where Kavanaugh stands on each.
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Before the court order, HHS says they were not legally required to identify or track children who had been separated from their parents.
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The case before the court involves an unnamed man, accused of forcing the family dog to perform oral sex on his underage daughter.
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But there have been choices by Republican presidents that, because no nominee will ever talk about specific cases that may come before the court.
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The court appeared to be splitting along the same lines as it did when the second travel ban came before the court in May.
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The three cases before the court on Tuesday actually threaten the civil rights of everyone in America, regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation.
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Prior to his government service he was a partner at Jenner & Block where he handled numerous cases before the court including MGM Studios v.
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California Teachers Association, went before the Court in 2016 but resulted in a 4-4 split decision following the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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While the court in August quashed Mkhwebane's proposal to change the central bank's mandate, the issue of the bailout is still before the court.
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The timing of the leak is ideal for Kerviel, who appeared Monday before the Court of Revision in a bid to overturn his conviction.
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A ban on diesel cars adhering to the Euro 5 emissions standard, which applied to vehicles made from 2009, is still before the court.
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They say it goes beyond the facts before the Court, represents the individual views of the judge, and cannot be cited as legal precedent.
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Two of the men left the country before the court proceedings and both had diplomatic immunity because of their jobs for the Russian government.
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After Homer sold his soul to the Devil for a donut, he is summoned before the Court of Infernal Affairs to determine his fate.
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"He is not before the court for anything having to do with colluding with the Russian government to influence the election," Ellis reiterated Thursday.
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But Anton finally discovered Kelly had arrived at the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center before the court appearance after the center's website updated its records.
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A ban on diesel cars adhering to the Euro 5 emissions standard, which applied to vehicles made from 193, is still before the court.
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To see Mladic sit before the court in the Hague now, facing justice for the brutality he meted out to others, is deeply satisfying.
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Board of Education, which, in 1954, Thurgood Marshall, then the head of the N.A.A.C.P. Legal Defense and Educational Fund, had argued before the Court.
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Substantive questions are avoided with the canned response that it would be improper to answer because the issue might come before the court again.
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Tenants may or may not have claims against the landlords relating to their rentals; however, these claims rarely get brought before the court properly.
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Ms. Daniels' defamation lawsuit against Mr. Trump, which could unearth even more detail, awaits judgment before the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
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But it's telling that the administration is taking this stance and that Francisco, as the solicitor general, is making these arguments before the Court.
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But in her plea before the court, Ms. Mack did not directly address whether women were coerced into having sex with the group's leader.
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Whole Foods argued at the D.C. Circuit that even if prospective class members are absent until class certification, their claims are before the court.
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Wade) and presidential power (this may well come before the court if Trump is subpoenaed, charged with a crime or attempts to pardon himself).
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The case is the latest to come before the court asking the justices to carve out distinct rules for children convicted of heinous crimes.
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But Manafort "is not before the court for anything having to do with colluding with the Russian government to influence this election," Ellis said.
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The court met "to consider the troubling number of inaccurate F.B.I. affidavits" and barred an unnamed F.B.I. agent from making affidavits before the court.
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Chris Christie (R) sat in the front row for the hourlong arguments Monday, often leaning forward to watch the attorneys arguing before the court.
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Musharraf traveled to Dubai after a travel ban was lifted in 2016 and he has refused to appear before the court, despite multiple orders.
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"He has to appear before the court tomorrow to face charges," Latheefa Koya, chief commissioner of the MACC, told Reuters in a text message.
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But he always engaged his clerks in a vigorous discussion of the cases, which resembled nothing so much as an oral argument before the court.
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Before the court could give a final ruling, the health ministry reversed its position and said it would treat iQOS as it does traditional cigarettes.
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According to The Daily Mail, it obtained the transcript, which was filed with the court, just hours before the court file was sealed in May.
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The nine stood defiantly before the court as they decried what some called "political persecution" for what was conceived as a peaceful civil disobedience campaign.
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But she was speaking to what we now call the Ginsburg rule, was speculation on future cases that had not yet come before the court.
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Among the issues before the court is whether the case can be brought, or whether the officer is entitled to qualified immunity for the shooting.
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It is not yet known if those before the court next month will attempt to blame the missing weed on 10,000 rats or 50 eagles.
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"The question before the court is whether the debtors exercised sound business judgment in approving the proposed sale," ESL said, referring to bankrupt Sears entities.
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He told Reuters his group will study Duterte's directive "word for word, phrase by phrase," and "if illegal, we will question it" before the court.
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On January 15th Mr Maduro delivered his annual state-of-the-nation address not to the legislature, as the constitution requires, but before the court.
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But a more complicated picture emerges when the past few years are closely examined, even on some of the more divisive issues before the court.
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He lost the presidential bid by a mere 6,000 votes -- less than two percentage points -- before the court recount gave the president a larger margin.
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In the last note before the court filing, the Rotondos addressed an issue with Michael's car that was reportedly still sitting in the parents' driveway.
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"This case comes before the Court as part of a larger strategy to disable public interest regulation," Whitehouse wrote in a brief with the court.
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The narrative would often erupt with linked cases: One person is denounced by an acquaintance, who is then themselves denounced and brought before the court.
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Last month, Dow Chemical Co opted to settle a class action case pending before the court for $835 million, citing Scalia's death as a reason.
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On presidential power, Kavanaugh declined on Wednesday to pledge he would step aside from any cases that might come before the court involving Trump's conduct.
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High Court judge Ismael Moreno ruled that ICBC's Europe board must name a representative and a lawyer to be summoned to appear before the court.
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"Our records reflect that this was your 100th oral argument before the court," the chief justice told the lawyer, Deputy Solicitor General Michael R. Dreeben.
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The Maryland case, also before the Court, was sent back as well to the lower court without any decision on the merits of the claims.
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This issue, along with Clean Water Act and the constitutionality of the Endangered Species Act, could come before the court in the next few years.
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The woman behind the case and the forensic officer have been summoned to appear before the court on April 10 for questioning, the court said.
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In his plea before the court, Mr. Zhai echoed many of the themes that party leaders have used to cast aspersions on foreigners in China.
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A split decision in that case, which was argued before the court in November, would uphold a lower court ruling that is favorable to businesses.
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Rick Hasen, University of California, Irvine: Judge Kavanaugh, I understand you cannot tell us how you would vote in contested cases coming before the Court.
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"He is not before the court for anything having to do with colluding with the Russian government to influence the election," Ellis told the court.
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"I also note that whether the Act constitutes a permissible exercise of Congress' power under the Commerce Clause is not before the Court," he wrote.
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But death penalty experts said it was only a matter of time before the issue of nonunanimous death penalty verdicts cropped up before the court.
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Over the next two weeks, 10 other claimants will present before the court, adding to evidence submitted by 16 others via video link from Nairobi.
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Over the next two weeks, 10 other claimants will present before the court, adding to evidence submitted by 0003 others via video link from Nairobi.
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And in order to do that, you have to go before the court [with a team of church lawyers] and basically present all your assets.
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The specific facts of the case then before the court were not sufficiently clear for the court to accept the church's appeal, Justice Kavanaugh said.
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The question before the court: Is Maryland in violation of the First Amendment because the memorial is on public property and maintained with public funds?
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Nawaz Sharif told reporters in London that he would return to Pakistan and appear before the court in the next hearing, scheduled for Oct. 26.
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The case before the court involved a Romanian activist, Adrian Coman, and his American husband, Claibourn Robert Hamilton, who were married in Belgium in 2010.
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Israel has made clear that it will not cooperate with the court, making it unlikely that senior Israeli officials will easily come before the court.
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"We've got a lot of confidence in the legal arguments that we'll be making before the court," White House press secretary Josh Earnest said Tuesday.
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Importantly, I would be swearing to the application's accuracy before the court, so I had a critical incentive to ensure the facts were accurately portrayed.
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But in that last role he represents the giant drug manufacturer Bristol-Myers Squibb, Indian tribes and numerous other clients with cases before the court.
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We see this failing on full display in cases currently before the court involving government surveillance of cell phone GPS data and internet browsing history.
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"We've got a lot of confidence in the legal arguments that we'll be making before the court," White House press secretary Josh Earnest said Monday.
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Before the Court, our federal government will argue that it can force religious ministries to help provide things the government itself can and does provide.
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SN> argued before the court earlier this week that Chile's antitrust court failed to follow due process in approving a settlement between Tianqi and Chilean regulators.
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However, a UAE representative before the court contradicted his Foreign Ministry&aposs own orders about expelling Qataris from the federation at the start of the crisis.
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Instead, it focused on that "narrowing requirement" and included a request to get more "empirical evidence," as Breyer put it, before the court on the issue.
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Attorney William Burck told the judge it was vital to bar the media's access to the video before the court rules on its admissibility in trial.
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The question before the Court is whether it will take away rights that lower courts have held are provided to LGBT people under current federal law.
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"There is therefore no evidence before the Court that would allow it to ascertain whether the allegations made against Mr Rimsevics are well founded," it added.
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"I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to present new evidence before the court," he wrote in the statement, read aloud by Brown late Tuesday afternoon.
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One of the three consolidated cases before the court concerned a grievance claim brought by an employee of a healthcare software company called Epic Systems Corporation.
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The solicitor general, a position often known as "the 10th justice" because appearances before the court are so frequent, has an office inside the Supreme Court.
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In all, Mr. Vega's case has come before the court 210 times as it has been shuffled among three defense lawyers, five prosecutors and 212 judges.
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Kagan spoke about serving as the solicitor general -- the government's lawyer before the court -- just before she was nominated to the bench by President Barack Obama.
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That's the legal question at the heart of the dispute before the Court, but the decision could also affect the future of the offshore oil industry.
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"I am however not sure if this system will stand the test before the Court of Justice," Max Schrems of Austria said in a statement Tuesday.
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Of course, all issues, including ones of this magnitude, come before the court on specific facts, in a particular case, which shape or influence the outcome.
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But Mr. McAuliffe has followed it by restoring voting rights one by one to roughly 13,000 Virginians who had registered to vote before the court decision.
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Before the court was built around the corner, neighborhood kids played ball in the street with a bottomed-out milk crate duct-taped to a pole.
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Speaking to reporters later, Maryam Sharif said she had "strongest reservations" over the court cases against her family but still decided to appear before the court.
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During the 21918s, she argued a number of women's rights cases at the Supreme Court at a time when female lawyers before the court were rare.
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The dispute before the court Friday involves a request for access to a grand jury investigation into the 1956 disappearance of Columbia University lecturer Jesus Galindez.
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He seemed to carve out a middle ground between the court's majority and his fellow conservatives the last time the Louisiana law came before the court.
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In his first appearance before the court this month, Mr. Silovsky said he had wanted to go to Syria but did not want to kill anyone.
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The issue before the court was whether the city and its taxpayers can be held liable under these circumstances for the actions of a former inmate.
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PEOPLE obtained copies of both motions, which also request that a fresh vacancy on the Supreme Court be filled before the court begins considering the Friday filings.
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She's argued 32 cases before the Court, 25 during her 11 years at the Solicitor General's office and seven in private practice at the firm Akin Gump.
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Those convicted on Thursday participated in an April 14 march near the capital, Banjul, and refused to defend themselves before the court or participate in their trial.
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As the New Republic's Elizabeth Bruenig explained in greater detail, public sector unions face an existential threat from a case that was heard before the Court today.
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Opposing counsel demanded the judge order AB to sit for a second depo -- but before the matter went before the court, Brown's team agreed to the request.
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While some justices "pool" their clerks to streamline an effort to review the thousands of petitions that come before the court each term, Stevens eschewed that system.
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What makes this odd is that before the court order, the federal government emphasized it had a process in place to reconnect parents and children after separations.
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Lincoln, running for U.S. Senate, argued that he had no wish "to disturb or resist the decision" as it applied to the specific instance before the Court.
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Otto's parents and his two siblings, Greta and Austin, each took their turn before the court, telling of Otto's character as a kind, studious, adventurous, friendly person.
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"I think there is some chance that there will be fewer questions and almost certainly fewer laughs," said Phillips, who has argued previous cases before the court.
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Before the court can hear the evidence, a minimum 92 of Ecuador's 137 members of congress must vote to allow an investigation into a sitting vice president.
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General Prosecutor Augustin Lazar said on Friday he welcomed the Constitutional Court challenge and that his office had its own case before the Court of Appeals (CA).
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The Trump administration has taken unprecedented action to stop the case before the court orders depositions and discovery, including twice asking the Supreme Court, unsuccessfully, to intervene.
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The case before the court involved public-record requests filed in 2012 by two men to get records relating to any surveillance of them by the police.
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But when the case was argued before the court in April, all five of the court's conservative justices seemed ready to give the Trump administration a pass.
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Even before the court hearing began, Mr. Edelstein had put the formation of committees on Monday's agenda, but was holding out against a vote on replacing him.
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Debora Diniz, an anthropologist at the University of Brasília who helped write the petition before the court, recently decided to leave the capital after receiving death threats.
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The former couple has to file a declaration of disclosure before the court date, otherwise "the Court may dismiss your case for delay," according to the documents.
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State attorneys argued before the Court of Appeals this month that Porter would have limited immunity and prosecutors would be barred from using his words against him.
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Longer term, when the country next has a president who takes climate change seriously, many efforts to fight it are likely to end up before the court.
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The justices have asked the parties in the travel ban case to submit additional briefs on how the new order impacts the current cases before the court.
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"The facts set forth before the court portray reactive governance — responses to address a chaotic circumstance of the government's own making," the judge wrote in the opinion.
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This is also consistent with the Ginsburg standard -- talking more freely about what topics the nominee has previously written about than things that might be before the court.
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"It's reasonable to suggest there are going to be fewer unanimous decisions and more division," said Nicole Saharsky, a lawyer who often has argued cases before the court.
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In his calls to his ex from prison before the court documents were unsealed, Erickson told her the case is "a lot more complicated" than had been reported.
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The case before the court involved a family of five Christians from Aleppo, in Syria, who applied for humanitarian visas at the Belgian embassy in Beirut last October.
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Another assertion that I have heard often that Judge Kavanaugh cannot be trusted if a case involving alleged wrongdoing by the president were to come before the court.
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The second appeal was not heard: The 91-year-old Demjanjuk died before the court could be convened, though the German prosecutors were confident his appeal would fail.
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Upon learning about the sentence from his lawyers shortly before the court hearing started, Joshua Wong looked up from behind the dock, squeezed his eyes shut and sighed.
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With that shocking admission, a 85033-4 decision for the non-union plaintiffs seemed assured until, of course, Justice Scalia passed away before the court vote on Friedrichs.
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The motion came less than 24 hours before a scheduled hearing in the trial, which would have seen a number of Apple executives cross-examined before the court.
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"Five of them were publicly shot to death this afternoon after they admitted espionage before the court," said Mohamed Abu Abdalla, al Shabaab's governor for the Jubba regions.
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Duque testified before the court in March that conditions should be modified because expansion of the crop since the restrictions began threatens efforts to consolidate peace in Colombia.
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Fachin said each and every charge against the president would have to be investigated separately, meaning that Temer could potentially face more than one trial before the court.
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Skavdahl said the issue before the court was not whether fracking is good or bad, but whether Congress gave the Interior Department legal authority to regulate the practice.
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Washington (CNN)The US Army will conduct a court-martial hearing in the desertion case of Bowe Bergdahl, who is expected to enter a plea before the court.
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On abortion, still the most contentious issue before the Court, Kavanaugh had the same problem that all recent Republican appointees have had: conservatives want to overturn Roe v.
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During that span, all involved parties would appear before the court, at which time the judge would decide whether to remove the guns for up to 364 days.
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Gates, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy and making false statements earlier this year, spent two days testifying before the court that he and Manafort had "committed crimes" together.
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We look forward to defending our position before the Court and continuing our efforts to stop President Trump from violating the Constitution by using his office for profit.
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With major labor-related cases pending before the court, tipping the balance toward its liberal faction could motivate many union members to turn out for the Democratic candidate.
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court hears arguments in the first major abortion case to come before the court since Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch took the bench.
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Another assertion I have heard often is that Judge Kavanaugh cannot be trusted if a case involving alleged wrongdoing by the President were to come before the Court.
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"The fact he stuck so closely to the chief is probably the most notable feature of his jurisprudence," said Nicole Saharsky, a lawyer who practices before the court.
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The case before the court concerned an Alabama man, Terance Gamble, who was prosecuted by state authorities for possessing a gun after having been convicted of a felony.
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Even before the court ruling, there were signs Thursday that the furious reaction had pushed some legislators to regret passing the measures swiftly and without debate on Wednesday.
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In a separate 20-page opinion, however, Justice Clarence Thomas wrote that he would support such a reasons-based ban whenever it did come back before the court.
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Clement enjoys respect by both sides of the bench and last week was publicly congratulated by Chief Justice John Roberts for making his 100th argument before the court.
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The judgment has also given legal and constitutional impetus to other issues before the court, including petitions arguing for criminalization of marital rape and challenges to beef bans.
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But legal experts say it is only a matter of time before the court confronts the question of whether and how the Second Amendment applies outside the home.
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If the court grants the requests, the travel ban will go back into effect and probably expire before the court hears arguments on the merits of the appeal.
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"These are heavy sentences that are called for, I am aware of that," prosecutor Nicolas Le Bris told the court, calling the facts before the court extremely grave.
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The FBI filed a lawsuit against Apple, but a day before the court date was scheduled it announced it had found a third party to unlock the iPhone.
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But in the weeks leading up to the arguments before the court, Strangio worried that, in contrast to Obergefell, no one would be paying attention to this case.
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The Little Sisters challenged the mandate before the court in March 2016, seeking an exemption similar to what has been provided to houses of worship such as churches.
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These matters are disconnected from the question before the court, namely, whether the government may force Americans to violate their conscience by speaking messages that they consider objectionable.
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Throughout the year, the justices meet periodically to decide if they want to add more cases to the short list of lawsuits that are argued before the Court.
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Board of Education, and the Southern Democrats, in particular, wanted to bring every nominee before the court in order to grill them about what they thought about Brown.
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The current litigation before the court stems from a September 2017 memorandum from then-Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Elaine Duke that announced that the program would be ended.
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Cases involving those states' maps were argued before the court in March, and the court's eventual ruling would likely determine the outcome of appeals in Ohio and Michigan, too.
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But a range of challenges to the regulations remained before the court, brought by groups such as the United States Telecom Association, AT&T and The Internet & Television Association.
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The case at issue is one of three currently before the court about the rights of LGBTQ workers under Title VII — and the only one concerning a transgender worker.
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Some FARC leaders expected to be called before the court are preparing to serve in 10 congressional seats reserved for the group through 2026, under terms of the accord.
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Two cases that threatened to block federal funding to the nonprofit will not go before the court after a majority of justices, including Kavanaugh, declined to take them up.
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She also refused to to speak directly to whether one could ban an entire religious group from entering the country in case that question could come before the court.
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A lawyer for Paxton, Dan Cogdell, said in an email the defense team would weigh in coming days whether to bring the ruling before the Court of Criminal Appeals.
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A couple of days before the court ruling, a majority of Russian Telegram channels started reblogging and serving up instructions on how to set up proxies and VPN workarounds.
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The case, which tests the limits of religious freedom under the U.S. Constitution, is considered one of the most important to come before the court during its current term.
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When the phone's owner complained to a judge, the government argued it could look at everything (except for privileged lawyer-client communications) before the court even issued a ruling.
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Abortion rights, voting rights, the surveillance state, health care, federal regulations — these are just some of the important issues that will come before the court in the coming years.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said before the court ruling on Tuesday the men were only refusing to move to the new transit centers on the encouragement of advocates.
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Today saw the deadline for amicus briefs in the heated iPhone security trial, and several companies and interested parties took the opportunity to make their case before the court.
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And now — for the first time — a federal judge will listen as both sides present their understanding of climate science and the causes of global warming before the court.
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Ginsburg said she and Scalia were "best buddies" and that they had the utmost respect for each other, even if they didn't always agree on cases before the court.
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Before the court could rule, the Chinese central government employed its rarely-used power to re-interpret Hong Kong's constitution to bar Yau and Leung from being sworn in.
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Natalya V. Poklonskaya, the Crimean prosecutor appointed by Russia, argued before the court that the Mejlis is supported by international terrorist organizations and aims to destroy Russia's territorial integrity.
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But with questions looming about how much -- if any -- of the money was left for Bobbitt, a judge ordered that the couple appear before the court for a deposition.
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Determining undue influence in the end is a legal issue, to be decided on the basis of facts before the court, rather than a clinical one, Dr. Shulman said.
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In his order, he argued that the Supreme Court's decision applied only to the four states involved in the case that was before the court, and not to Alabama.
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This time, however, Francisco took the rare step of filing one before the court asked him for it, a move that underscores the government's urgent interest in the case.
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The new justice could cast the deciding vote in new cases before the court as well as some cases already argued during the current term that ends in June.
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If cases based on these laws and regulations came before the Court, with Kavanaugh as a fifth vote, it is very likely a 5-4 majority would uphold them.
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But parties to a case before the court can make a formal request that a justice recuse herself from a case if they believe a conflict of interest exists.
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"They suggest that he has demonstrated a potential bias involving enough potential litigants before the court that he would not be able to perform his full responsibilities," Stevens said.
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For example, I was highly critical of the late Justice Antonin Scalia for his regular and inappropriate public speeches on contemporary issues as well as matters before the court.
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The addition of Judge Nina Pillard tips the scales further toward Democratic appointees for the case, which comes before the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit next week.
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" Peter Goldberger, president of the ACLU of Pennsylvania, who presented the arguments before the court, said it was "fundamental" that suspects have the right to "to avoid self-incrimination.
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The question immediately before the court concerns not the political implications of citizenship data, but a drier matter of whether the Trump administration followed administrative rules in requesting it.
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The case before the court stemmed from the 2013 killing of a mentally ill computer engineer who was walking down a street in Oakland Park, north of Fort Lauderdale.
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The opinion, related to a case before the Court of Justice involving a Romanian man and his American husband, is not binding, but the court generally follows such advisories.
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But Republicans like Mr. Grassley said it would be inappropriate for him to indicate how he might rule on anything that might come before the court in the future.
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Even though the latter case revolved around whether West Virginia owed Virginia for a portion of the state's prewar debts, Virginia did not raise the argument before the court.
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There are moves afoot to settle the case before the court hears arguments, but that will only postpone the inevitable reckoning since similar cases are working their way up.
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In the meantime, the union may begin legal proceedings against Poland as early as next week before the Court of Justice of the European Union, the bloc's highest tribunal.
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The issue before the court is a narrow one: Should it lift a stay that has offered days of reprieve for refugees and travelers from seven predominantly Muslim countries?
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On Friday, Kraft's attorney William Burck told Hanser that it was vital to bar the media's access to the video before the court rules on its admissibility in trial.
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"He's obviously saying as much as he can without violating his responsibility as a judge not to offer opinions on cases that may come before the court," she said.
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"The Court finds the Government has not met its high burden to overcome the strong presumption of unconstitutionality on the record before the Court," she wrote in her decision.
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Indeed, all of the 11 states that enacted marriage equality before the court acted — including heavily Democratic legislatures like Rhode Island and Hawaii — included strong protections for religious objectors.
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The decision was a victory for the administration after its mixed success before the court over the summer, when justices considered and eventually dismissed disputes over the second version.
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Officials told the Inspector General that they estimate "thousands" of children were taken into custody before the court order, not marked as separated from their parents, and then released.
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According to the terms of the Wednesday injunction seen by Reuters, Petrópolis claimed before the court that the 10-year agreement stipulated $6 million in half-yearly payments to Imcopa.
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At issue before the court was a question that has divided lower courts: if police have probable cause to make an arrest, does that defeat a claim of retaliatory arrest?
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She responded more freely about issues and opinions she had already written about, but steered clear of cases that could come before the court in order to guard her impartiality.
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Before the court ruling in March 2017 that eventually upheld Park&aposs impeachment and formally drove her from office, South Korea was embroiled in its worst political turmoil in decades.
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The question before the court is whether class action waivers in arbitration agreements—which surrender a worker's right to bring or be included in a class action lawsuit—are lawful.
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From there it would be submitted to the court, where an inspector for the state's attorney's office would review it again before the court decided whether to issue a warrant.
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Although the rehearsed nature of the Streamline process may seem jarringly unfair to many Americans, some defense attorneys who appear before the court argue it's often better than the alternative.
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In a case that touches on one of the biggest questions likely to come before the court, over the legal status of abortion, Mr Kavanaugh's opinion included a telling line.
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Hoping the court would guarantee stronger protections against gender discrimination, Ms Ginsburg pressed on, arguing five more gender-equality cases before the court in the coming years and winning four.
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"If the next president is able to make multiple appointments we could see a real paradigm shift," said Jeffrey B. Wall, of Sullivan & Cromwell, who frequently argues before the court.
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If an adverse analytical finding is confirmed, athletes will have a choice to have their case heard before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) or an IOC Disciplinary Commission.
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Auer deference While the debate across the country concerns the rights of transgender individuals, the legal issue before the court could center on a much more dry administrative law question.
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The current application before the court is not a formal petition for the top court to hear arguments on the merits of the case, though such a petition is expected.
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Even though the Supreme Court has twice upheld it against politically motivated legal challenges, it is once again before the court this term in a case called Zubik v. Burwell.
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And they may also recoil at any attempt to throw Wall -- who has appeared frequently before the Court and is a former clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas, under the bus.
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"I don't want to call a court biased, so I won't call it biased," Trump reportedly said in a speech before the court issued its ruling denying the administration's request.
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It was one of three closely watched class action cases to come before the court during its current term, with business interests urging the justices to rein in such litigation.
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Brad Smith, president of Microsoft — a company that in conjunction with Princeton University brought one of the cases before the court — wrote Friday that a reversal would hurt American innovation.
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But Kavanaugh frustrated Democrats by largely sidestepping key questions, citing the need to maintain judicial independence and not tip his hand on an issue that could come before the court.
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"When one judge reaches out to give a remedy for everyone, including millions of people who aren't before the court, that's inconsistent with the judicial role established by the Constitution."
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Despite his assurances to senators that Mueller's investigation is "appropriate," some Democrats have called on Kavanaugh to recuse himself if a question regarding the special counsel comes before the court.
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"The processes of justice before the court require parties to conduct themselves in an ethical and responsible manner, and the conduct here fell far short of that standard," he wrote.
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However, Mr. Trump could target the rules by appointing an industry-friendly justice to the Supreme Court and then refusing to defend the plan when it goes before the court.
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Nearly a third of the 594 members of Congress, including the leaders of the lower house and the Senate, are under scrutiny before the court over claims of violating laws.
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With MATS, the tight timeline and long lead-times required for retrofits forced many generators either to comply or shut down before the court finally ruled against it in 2015.
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"[As] this matter is currently before the court, it would be inappropriate for the ministry to comment further," said Brian Gray, a spokesman for the Ministry of the Attorney General.
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The case before the court on Thursday concerned an Alabama man, Terance Gamble, who was prosecuted by state authorities for possessing a gun after having been convicted of a felony.
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That decision came two years after the Supreme Court extended federal benefits to such couples and just months before the court established a constitutional right to same-sex marriage nationwide.
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"Thousands of children were separated from parents and guardians, referred to H.H.S. and released from H.H.S. care before the court order," Ms. Maxwell said in a conference call with reporters.
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A nominee may properly refuse to answer questions about a case that may come before the court or to answer in a way that would bind her or his vote.
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By the time a class action comes before the court for final approval, class counsel and claims administrators have a good idea of how many class members have made claims.
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The privacy ruling was necessary since the constitutional status of privacy had to be established before the court adjudicated on various challenges to the Aadhar database that are still pending.
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In Tuesday's arguments, the justices spent an inordinate amount of time fretting over the future of separate bathrooms for men and women — even though that issue wasn't before the court.
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Last year, six young men convicted of attempting travel to the Islamic State came before the court of Senior U.S. District Judge for the District of Minnesota Michael J. Davis.
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At the November hearing before the Court of Arbitration for Sport, translation issues marred the proceedings, and a new confrontation erupted — between Sun's mother and opposing lawyers during cross-examination.
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Tosoni says he expects the Orange Romania case — which is pending before the court — to further clarify the requirements of valid consent in the context of it being 'freely given'.
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Jumping in to ask a question, Sotomayor broke the "two minute rule" that allows attorneys before the court to begin arguments for two minutes without being interrupted by a justice.
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When Santiago's plan to plead guilty was announced in May, the US Attorney's Office said that each of the victims' families was contacted before the court considered the plea deal.
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He asserted, as have previous Supreme Court nominees, that it would be unfair to future litigants for him to announce his views on issues that could come before the court.
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Remember, Roberts was the unexpected swing vote upholding the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), and he could deliver another surprise if an issue related to Mueller's report comes before the Court.
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"The evidence before the court is clear: Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo are two honest reporters who did not commit a crime," said the new agency in the statement.
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"The evidence before the court is clear: Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo are two honest reporters who did not commit a crime," said the new agency in the statement.
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Before the court system will actually agree to rule on the merits of whether Trump is violating the emoluments clause, plaintiffs must first demonstrate their standing to bring a suit.
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Its law was effective even before the court ruling, Behlke said, by expanding sales tax collections to third-party marketplaces - a category that in most places has so far gone untaxed.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has asked for both sides to file legal briefs before the court makes its final decision after a federal judge halted the program on Friday.
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Other critics pointed out that if any cases involving Trump come before the court — whether he is elected or not — judicial ethics would prescribe that she recuse herself from the case.
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"He has appeared before the court and by appearing he has proved to be a lion," said Marvi Memom, a lawmaker for Sharif's ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N)party.
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The case went before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) and Ricketts, backed by the PFA, was awarded $100,000 in damages, to be paid by the club within 0003 days.
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Rivera said he had a dream the night before Guevara's testimony in which he encountered the detective in the washroom before the court hearing and encouraged him to tell the truth.
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The ruling follows the acquittal of Dexia Crediop and its executive Riccardo Sommavilla in the criminal dispute over the same matter before the Court of Prato that concluded on May 31.
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A Reuters analysis of immigration court data found that Hondurans who come before the court receive deportation orders in more than 83 percent of cases, the highest rate of any nationality.
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With Trump's presidency clouded by a widening probe into Russian election meddling, Kavanaugh declined to pledge to step aside from any cases that might come before the court involving Trump's conduct.
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The state initiative has put federal Republicans on the defensive, but they've justified the lawsuit by saying they would pass a replacement for the ACA before the court case is resolved.
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Liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor took issue with Gorsuch, writing in a dissenting opinion that questions about legal tactics that lead to delays are "wholly irrelevant" to the case before the court.
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"Justice Kennedy had voted pretty consistently to invalidate racial preferences, though there was some evidence that his views were evolving," said Kannon Shanmugam, a lawyer who frequently argues before the court.
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Aaron Rakers, a managing director with Stifel, said in a note to clients on Sunday that the new filings suggest the two parties could reach a deal before the court hearing.
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The website for Australia's High Court was out of operation just minutes before the court handed down a decision over the legality of the federal government's same-sex marriage postal vote.
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And Newman said that "to Ms. Bronfman's knowledge it was not contemplated that Mr. Avenatti would represent Ms. Bronfman before the court in any proceedings" in the Brooklyn federal criminal case.
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Even before the court order in California ignited the current fight, I opposed the idea of any encryption backdoor on grounds that it could also help criminals and repressive foreign governments.
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Murmurs ran through the courtroom when prosecutors said they would call Gates to the stand at 4:15 pm, about an hour before the court proceedings typically end for the day.
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While critics mistake this for a lack of sophistication, in actuality it shows her hunger to strike at the heart of the issue before the court with minimal pretension or delay.
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Mr. Liguori, in his letter to Judge Caulfield, noted that but for Mr. Rahami's "apparent incapacity, he was due to be produced before the court for his original appearance" on Thursday.
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Given Mr. Trump's frequent outbursts, Republicans are not interested in getting into a regular tit-for-tat with Democrats over judges or hot-button social and political issues before the court.
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In his written opinion, the judge criticized the government, saying, "The facts set forth before the court portray reactive governance — responses to address a chaotic circumstance of the government's own making."
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"The evidence that was before the court and that we have amassed suggests to us that this conduct was systemic," said Alan S. Futerfas, one of the lawyers representing the plaintiff.
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Attorneys rushed to get their clients on house arrest in front of judges late Wednesday hoping to keep them out of jail before the court closed for storm preparation on Thursday.
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A court dominated by five firmly conservative justices likely wouldn't rule in favor of death row inmates in capital punishment cases, like two coming before the court next term: Madison v.
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But the way I read it, Dorsey's stay is as tenuous as Thomas' most recent reprieve, which lasted only a few hours before the court cleared the way to the needle.
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More than three-quarters of asylum-seekers from the northern triangle who came before the court were rejected from 2011 to 2017, according to TRAC, a research institute at Syracuse University.
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While Ms. Carvalho's case is not before the court, abortion rights activists say her death, which received extensive press coverage, starkly shows how the current abortion laws disproportionately affect poor women.
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In court, Ginsburg seized on the fact that Montana's program is no longer on the books and questioning whether there is the necessary live case or controversy currently before the court.
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The bans given to Platini and Blatter were cut to six years by FIFA's appeals committee before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) then reduced Platini's suspension to four years.
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"Simply put, Roman Seleznev has harmed more victims and caused more financial loss than perhaps any other defendant that has appeared before the court," federal prosecutors said in their sentencing memorandum.
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There is currently no application pending before the court or country's president -- who has the power to pardon the men in a final mercy petition -- the prosecution said during the hearing.
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He had appeared before the court numerous times as a jailhouse informant and was skilled at providing the sort of incendiary details that brought a defendant's guilt into sudden, terrible focus.
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"He is not before the court for any allegation that he or anybody at his direction colluded with the Russian government to influence the 210 presidential election," Ellis said in court.
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But there are reportedly few references to current controversies in his book, and in both interviews, Gorsuch refused to comment on cases that could come before the court or about Trump.
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Surowiecki notes that shortly after Scalia's death the Dow Chemical Company, rather than go before the Court with one less corporate ally on the bench, settled a major class-action suit.
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The elder Hernandez asked to speak before the court, but Engelmayer denied him the chance after both the defense and prosecution said there was nothing he would add to the hearing.
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At the time, Chief Justice John Roberts joined with four liberal justices to keep the law on hold before the court could consider whether to review the case on its merits.
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The issue before the court was whether the Caribbean island's 2014 law known as the Recovery Act, which was invalidated by U.S. courts last year, conflicts with U.S. federal bankruptcy law.
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The town governments that appeared last year before the court argued that they should not be held responsible for affordable housing that had not been built during the years of obstruction.
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In the new document, made public Thursday after it had been kept confidential by the Senate Judiciary Committee, Kavanaugh made the point that "settled law" is nothing permanent before the court.
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He had been the main petitioner before the court and fomented widespread street protests against Mr. Sharif, emerging as the strongest challenger to the former prime minister and his political legacy.
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"We believe Florida public record law is applicable here, and we are going to follow it unless a court orders otherwise," Mr. Edmondson said just before the court ordered the delay.
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While the oil companies acknowledged in March before the court that climate change is real and merits a response, they said it isn't something that can be solved with a lawsuit.
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Brazil's chief prosecutor's office argued before the court against the extradition of Sipahi, who has lived in Brazil for 12 years, saying it had no evidence of terrorist acts committed by Hizmet.
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The justices divide their time between "sittings," where they hear cases and issue decisions, and "recesses," where they meet in private to write their decisions and consider other business before the court.
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"Kayla Fannon and Samuel Thompson will not be fully held accountable for their actions until they are arrested and brought before the court for sentencing," Prosecutor Keller Blackburn said in a statement.
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"The nascent nature of these proceedings dictate further development of the record before the court can adjudicate whether any claims or parties should not survive for trial," Coffin wrote in the decision.
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The notice came a week after the US Supreme Court ruled that the administration could not add the question, at least not based on the record before the court at the time.
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Justices periodically recuse themselves from cases in which they might have a financial conflict of interest, such as when they own shares in a company involved in a case before the court.
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Even before the court order in California ignited the current fight, I opposed the idea of any encryption back door on grounds that it could also help criminals and repressive foreign governments.
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Lundgren intended to profit from his actions: His own emails submitted as evidence before the court make clear that Mr. Lundgren's motivation was to sell counterfeit software to generate income for himself.
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Critics say he should recuse himself in any cases that come before the Supreme Court, given his extremely close ties to the people who may be put on trial before the court.
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When Clearey was before the court, the question of whether she was unsafe to drive was not even considered, but rather the sole question was whether she could come up with $85033,500.
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The case went before the court in Massachusetts early Tuesday morning where Hernandez's team argued that the conviction cannot stand because he had not exhausted all of his appeals before his death.
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"Even before the court ruled today, I believed that the president uses his Twitter account as a public forum," David Greene, the Civil Liberties Director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation told me.
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Hogan's ruling dismissed a legal challenge submitted by Amy Jeffress, a former federal prosecutor, who was appointed to serve as a "friend of the court" to advocate privacy considerations before the court.
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Pence has made his views clear on key issues before the court, particularly abortion, about which he said during the campaign that a Trump nominee to the court would send Roe v.
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Manafort lied during the cooperation process, Mueller caught him, and (even based solely on the non-redacted portions of the memo) Mueller laid out the proof in methodical fashion before the court.
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Ramirez is one of the lucky parents who has been reunited with his child well before the court-imposed July 26 deadline requiring children 5 and older be returned to their parents.
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With cases around affirmative action, around women's health care, around desegregation of voting rights, sitting before the court, there is no doubt that who those justices are will impact our everyday lives.
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In arguments before the court in April, conservative justices seemed ready to accept the Trump administration's argument that it had both the discretion and a sound reason to measure citizenship in 2020.
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On Friday, Judge Gordon reiterated that he would not drop the case, and said no deal can be reached until Mr. Polanski returns to the United States and appears before the court.
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But an order requesting that Mr. Barnes appear before the court on May 19 — to show cause as to why the firm should not be dissolved — was left open to the public.
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In addition to missing in-person oral arguments before the court, Ginsburg canceled two events scheduled for late January and early February, adding to the significance of her public appearance on Monday.
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"He is willing to appear before the court of a law and hear the charges against him," Mr. Thakalekoala said, adding that the prime minister could appear in court early next week.
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In 2018, about 17 percent of eviction cases that came before the court were referred to case workers who tried to find programs like mental health support and homeless services for tenants.
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Goodlatte, a Virginia Republican, also wrote that he has "serious questions" about whether any other surveillance requests against Trump campaign officials were made before the court based on allegations in the dossier.
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But before a judge could weigh whether Mr. Trump invoked the statute legitimately, he or she would have to decide whether the dispute is properly before the court in the first place.
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Instead, they argued before the court, the charge, which carries no formal definition in the Criminal Code, was linked to 'buggery' — a similar charge also criminalized homosexual acts — and therefore required penetration.
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The United Arab Emirates public prosecutor said the sentence was handed down on Matthew Hedges "after the accused confessed before the court to the charges brought against him", but that Hedges could appeal.
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Scalia's death will likely also affect several other divisive and high-profile cases that are currently pending before the court — including cases that deal with abortion, unions, voting rights, affirmative action, and immigration.
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According to reports from New Age Bangladesh, the photographer was presented before the court, barefoot, for a 30-minute hearing where it was originally requested he spend 10 days remanded in police custody.
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In this model, each decision for the Court consists of two parts: a judgment to dispose of the dispute between the litigants before the Court, and an opinion to guide future decision-making.
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In the case before the court, police had obtained 127 days of cell-site records for Timothy Carpenter, who was suspected of being part of a series of robberies in Michigan and Ohio.
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In yesterday's judgement the intelligence agencies' oversight court refused Privacy International's request to expedite the matter to the ECJ — which means it will likely take years more before the court makes a judgement.
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Cox said the average length of stay in the agency's custody is a "little more than a month," but it would depend on each individual's pending outcome of their case before the court.
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The last time the issue was argued before the court, in 2014, the lawyer for the union received hostile questions from Justice Kennedy and sympathetic ones from an unlikely source, Justice Antonin Scalia.
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With so many important issues before the court that will impact millions of everyday Americans and, after reviewing his record and testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, I cannot support Judge Gorsuch's confirmation.
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The 38-year-old did not appeal the decision before the Court of Arbitration for Sport within the stipulated 30 days, paving allowing the UCI to award Froome his seventh Grand Tour title.
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A spokesman for Ontario's Ministry of Transportation said the province was aware of the application for judicial review filed by Tesla Canada, but declined to comment as the matter is before the court.
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Sharif's legal team and the opposition will be given a chance to contest the JIT findings and Sharif is expected to be summoned to appear before the court in coming days or weeks.
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The defendants, who appeared one after another before the court including one with a bandage on his head, were granted bail though ordered to stay away from areas where the clashes took place.
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One of the two Texas regulations before the court requires doctors who provide abortions to have "admitting privileges" at a local hospital so they can treat patients needing surgery or other critical care.
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As news of assault charges against that officer broke, Judge Barrett, at the request of defense lawyers, instructed jurors to ignore news media reports of cases similar to the one before the court.
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Public Defenders Richard Jones and Charles Glynn, who represent Patterson, spoke with CNN affiliate WCCO before the court appearance but did not share specifics about the case or confirm that Patterson had confessed.
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The government's position (argued before the Court last fall by Michael Dreeben, a Deputy Solicitor General, who is currently assisting the Mueller investigation) relies on what is known as the third-party doctrine.
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Johan's court appearance, along with the several other children whose experiences were reported by the AP, comes days before the court-ordered deadline for the Trump administration to reunite children with their parents.
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For their part, the liberal justices repeatedly suggested that the case should be dismissed because it was improperly before the court because the justices can only decide issues that present an ongoing controversy.
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The question before the court, which will decide if Mr. McCoy should get a new trial, is whether it is unconstitutional for a lawyer to concede a client's guilt against the client's wishes.
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As director of the Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union in the 1970s, she brought a series of cases before the court that helped establish constitutional protections against sex discrimination.
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Pompeo didn't elaborate on the evidence but said the State Department was preparing a response "in a couple of weeks" and will work to protect American citizens from being brought before the court.
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As conditions for his bail, Khan has been banned from traveling outside India without the court's permission and has to appear before the court May 20173, said one of his attorneys, Anand Desai.
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In oral arguments before the court in November, Chicago asserted the law affecting its municipal and laborers' retirement systems actually benefited workers and retirees by taking steps to avoid insolvency for the funds.
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There are some big issues before the court that had been expected to be wins for conservative causes that could end up being wins for liberals if the lower court rulings are affirmed.
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He has forsworn donations from lawyers practicing before the court that he is running for, and intends to staff a table outside the jail during the campaign, with the help of D.S.A. volunteers.
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It is quite common for Supreme Court lawyers to express views on nominees without explicitly mentioning their pending cases, as it goes without saying that a Supreme Court practitioner practices before the court.
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Immediately after the request for a delay was denied, Ms. Lagarde, wearing a black dress suit and a red scarf, stood before the court and delivered a combative statement to the chief judge.
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An article on Tuesday about Republican senators' desire to quickly confirm Judge Neil M. Gorsuch to the Supreme Court described incorrectly the subject of a case currently before the court, Lee v. Tam.
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As Mario spoke before the court, detailing how he'd fled persecution from gangs in Guatemala, Perez Estrada hoped the judge would see what she did in her student -- someone who deserves a chance.
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Joined by Thomas and Gorsuch, Alito said the majority had made "a mockery of" court procedure because, he said, it resolved a question related to Madison that was not directly before the court.
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There are two major issues at stake before the Court: whether courts even have the power to review Trump's decision to terminate DACA and whether the administration provided sufficient reasoning for the decision.
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At a White House meeting on Tuesday before the court ruling, Trump urged lawmakers to quickly reach a bipartisan DACA deal before moving on to even tougher negotiations on a comprehensive immigration bill.
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But we're still treated to the spectacle of vacationing Onion Knight Davos Seaworth (Liam Cunningham) recalling "palm trees and butterflies" as his new liege is received before the court of Daenerys (Emilia Clarke).
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The case was brought before the court by a man who murdered a Louisiana sheriff's deputy as a 17-year-old in 1963, who now hopes to receive parole as a 69-year-old.
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And right now, I would say the most likely to be the swing vote, the one who the lawyers arguing before the court will now focus on in their arguments, is Chief Justice Roberts.
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But the OIG report noted that many other children had been separated from a parent and placed in HHS care before the court order and that the 2,737 number did not account for them.
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Even justices of the U.S. Supreme Court, who are not bound by the code of conduct, typically recuse themselves when they have an equity interest in a company whose case is before the court.
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The central legal issue before the court is whether the FCC overstepped its regulatory authority in 2015 by reclassifying internet service providers, or ISPs, as "common carriers" under Title II of the Communications Act.
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"It is beginning to look like the court is being especially selective in choosing which cases to grant," said John Elwood, a lawyer at the Vinson & Elkins law firm who practices before the court.
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Before now, if the Supreme Court were to hear arguments on the travel ban in the future, it was likely that the question before the court would be whether the controversy is still live.
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Steve Vladeck, an expert on the federal courts at the University of Texas at Austin, says it could be months before the court conducts a full hearing on the legality of the executive order.
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He declined to answer questions about cases that might come before the court and he avoided being brought into current political debates; doing either of those things would have undermined his appearance of impartiality.
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"In that case, I had accepted the invitation long before the case that was the alleged source of the conflict was before the court," Scalia told CNN's Piers Morgan in an interview in 2012.
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After an attempt to block further reporting by the Sheikh's legal team, Sir Andrew said: "There is a public interest in the public understanding, in very broad terms, proceedings that are before the court".
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On Wednesday, when Motherboard learned of the operation and contacted the Bureau before the court documents became public, an FBI spokesperson declined to comment, citing the Bureau's policy of neither confirming or denying investigations.
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Puigdemont traveled to Brussels after the Catalan regional parliament issued a unilateral declaration of independence on Friday, and it was not immediately clear whether he would heed the call to appear before the court.
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Rosenstein donned a morning coat that is traditionally worn by government lawyers arguing before the court as well as presidential cufflinks that were given to him last Friday by White House counsel Don McGahn.
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They vouched for the reliability of the dossier before the court based on the credibility of the Mr. Steele, even after he had proven untrustworthy by breaking their agreement and talking to the press.
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More critically, Katyal said, it is common for Supreme Court lawyers not to mention litigation they have pending before the court when writing an opinion piece about a nominee or speaking to a reporter.
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John D. Echeverria is a professor of law at Vermont Law School, and has participated in numerous cases before the Court of Claims and other federal courts on public lands matters involving livestock grazing.
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The case before the court on Tuesday concerned Bobby J. Moore, who has been on death row since 1980 for fatally shooting a 7973-year-old Houston supermarket clerk, James McCarble, during a robbery.
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NATIONAL An article on Tuesday about Republican senators' desire to quickly confirm Judge Neil M. Gorsuch to the Supreme Court described incorrectly the subject of a case currently before the court, Lee v. Tam.
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It will be the first Second Amendment case to go before the court since 220 and will shed light on the court's approach to gun rights under a newly reliable five-member conservative majority.
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Mt. Gox founder McCaleb said that in April 2014, before the court-ordered liquidation, he signed an agreement to sell his 212 percent stake to Sunlot Holdings, a Cyprus-registered company, for one bitcoin.
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Appeals remain pending before the court on Republican Trump's 2017 move, blocked by lower courts, to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program implemented in 2012 by his Democratic predecessor Barack Obama.
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If SCOTUS decides to hear the case and all parties move quickly, it could go before the court as early as this fall, though the case could just as easily stretch into the next administration.
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If Miami were able to seek financial redress, others might also qualify: property-owners, local merchants, school districts and on and on, creating, in Mr Katyal's summary before the court, "an unlimited theory of liability".
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On July 8th, they filed papers asking Judge Furman to look into why the original lawyers were taken off the case and to ensure that they remain available to appear before the court, as necessary.
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The Democratic National Committee has convened issued-based conference calls each day this week with stakeholders in politically charged issues that could come before the court in coming years, including LBGT rights, immigration and abortion.
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If Puigdemont fails to appear before the court, an arrest warrant could be issued that would in turn prevent him from standing in the snap regional election called by the Spanish government for Dec. 21.
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Ellis said Manafort was "not before the court for anything having to do with colluding with the Russian government to influence the election" but did not clear the Trump campaign of collusion or other wrongdoing.
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But President Trump took office before the court ruled, and federal attorneys successfully asked the judges to hold off on their ruling to let the administration work through its process of repealing the climate regulation.
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Any delays would make it harder for senators to confirm a nominee before the court reconvenes in early October, and a lengthy one could push the process uncomfortably close to the midterm elections in November.
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Or how about the $400,000 worth of shares that Chief Justice Roberts owned in Intel, Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard, which all signed amicus briefs supporting Walmart in a 2011 class-action lawsuit before the court?
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As two cases argued before the court this month illustrate, the real question is whether it will undermine the system of government that has protected the public from abusive business practices since the New Deal.
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The cases of only those victims who could be exhumed and autopsied for traces of medications used to treat irregular heart rhythms but that can be fatal in high doses were brought before the court.
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The transgender woman before the court, Aimee Stephens, also argues that she was fired because she did not fit the stereotype of how a person assigned male at birth is expected to dress and act.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer said he agreed that the cases were a "dark cloud" but did not see their relevance to the five consolidated cases before the court, including Financial Oversight and Management Board v.
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RELATED: Conservatives exert new control over Supreme Court The version of the ban before the court, signed in September, came after the administration completed a worldwide review as to the vetting procedures of several countries.
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A: Yes, it is true that eight justices currently serving there could be tied votes on some cases that have already been argued before the court, but on which decisions have not yet been made.
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His comments come just weeks before the court will hear arguments in three cases concerning whether the president can shield his personal and business financial records, including his tax returns, from state prosecutors and Congress.
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Moments before the court began reading its ruling, the Financial Times published an article by Suu Kyi, in which she said war crimes may have been committed against Rohingya Muslims but refugees had exaggerated abuses.
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Given the varied legal, public policy, and economic considerations needing resolution before the court approves executing any privatization proposal, there are likely to be more adjustments and compromises prior to a final plan being enacted.
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Ms. Simonds said on Tuesday she would file motions with the recount court in Newport News challenging its decision about the questionable ballot, which had been brought before the court by lawyers for Mr. Yancey.
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The case comes before the court in a pair of lawsuits, one filed by a group of states and localities led by New York state, and the other by immigrant rights groups including Make the Road.
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By one measure, he has enjoyed less success before the court than any president since World War II. But today his unexpected chance to remake the court depends on overcoming the formidable will of Senate Republicans.
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In a televised address, Jammeh said an application had been filed at the Supreme Court for an injunction to prevent Barrow from being sworn in before the court can hear his petition contesting the election results.
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The question before the court is relatively narrow: Did Congress act unconstitutionally in passing a 22012 law helping families of victims of terrorist attacks — including those killed in the 1983 Beirut bombing — collect judgments against Iran?
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In 2015, however, amid new racial turmoil sparked by shootings in Ferguson, Missouri, and elsewhere, Kennedy took a different position on racial progress as another civil rights law born of the 1960s came before the court.
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"Vivendi is analyzing its options, both in seeking further review before the court of appeals and in filing a petition for review with the Supreme Court of the United States," the group said in a statement.
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But depending on what happens with Planned Parenthood's lawsuit, the incremental strategy might prevail in Missouri before the aggressive one — and Missouri could enter a post-Roe reality before the Court even takes up the case.
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Degetau cleverly managed to get the Supreme Court to admit him as a member of the Supreme Court Bar and thereby implicitly affirm that he was a citizen, since only citizens could argue before the Court.
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Lívia Casseres, a public defender in Rio de Janeiro who is among those who will argue before the court, said that Brazil's overwhelmingly male, and increasingly conservative, politicians had shown little interest in women's reproductive rights.
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In Kenya, where President Uhuru Kenyatta and Vice President William Ruto were elected despite facing charges before the court, proceedings against them collapsed because of what prosecutors and judges called witness interference, including bribes and threats.
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When senators ask Judge Kavanaugh about his views on abortion during his confirmation hearing, he is likely to invoke the traditional response, that nominees do not answer questions about matters that may come before the court.
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Echoing arguments from his brief defending the CFPB, Clement said that there is really no dispute before the court because both the CFPB and Seila, the target of a CFPB investigation, agree on the constitutional question.
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Ashley Huebner, associate director of legal services at the National Immigrant Justice Center, was able to enter the tent facility briefly before being told to leave because she didn't have a client appearing before the court.
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"Today's divided ruling from the Supreme Court establishes no national precedent while leaving open the possibility that the issue will come before the court once again," said Elizabeth Wydra, president of the liberal Constitutional Accountability Center.
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The Trump administration, which is supporting the gun owners before the court, has argued that the case is still worth hearing because the gun owners could theoretically seek financial damages, though they haven't done so yet.
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Before the court can seat 12 jurors and alternates, the lawyers on both sides also hope to screen potential jurors for bias in regard to the federal government, Ukrainians, politics and lobbying work, or Mueller's office.
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To make sure no one tries to remove assets before the court takes control, the bankruptcy code calls for a review of transactions within 90 days — and sometimes longer — of when the company files for bankruptcy.
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The first time the law came before the court in 2014, the justices allowed it to remain in effect over a harsh dissent penned by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and joined by Justice Sonia Sotomayor and Kagan.
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This Week's Star Witness Hasn't Even Testified Yet A person familiar with Kupperman's thinking has told VICE News that Kupperman does not plan to testify on the Hill before the court has weighed in on the question.
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"I think it would be supremely arrogant and irresponsible for the city to proceed with the bond sale before the court can decide if the ballot language was misleading or not," Najvar told Reuters in an email.
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All eyes are now on Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, the ICC's chief tormentor who made history in 103 by becoming the first sitting head of state to appear before the court, on charges of crimes against humanity.
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Carrie Severino, chief counsel and policy director of the conservative Judicial Crisis Network, which is spending millions to get Kavanaugh confirmed, said a nominee can't comment on specific cases that are likely to come before the court.
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" Rana Elmir, the deputy director of the ACLU of Michigan, agrees that freedom of religion "doesn't allow any of us to ignore laws protecting people from harm," adding that "[this] question before the court is not new.
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" Maurizio Bellacosa, a professor of criminal law at Luiss University in Italy who has often argued cases before the Court of Cassation, said that the application of that doctrine in a shoplifting case "has a certain novelty.
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"The BWF has decided to appeal the decision before the Court of Arbitration for Sport as it touches upon the interpretation of fundamental principles of the World Anti-Doping Code and the Anti-Doping Regulations," it said.
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The dispute underlying the case before the court was small bore — a spat between the House Judiciary Committee and the Justice Department over an investigation of the Environmental Protection Agency's Superfund program — but the stakes were enormous.
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If a candidate offered to the President his assurance of how she would vote on a matter likely to come before the court, she would have no defense against the same sorts of assurances to the Senate.
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The legal issue before the court is whether administrative law judges (ALJs) of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are "officers of the United States" within the meaning of the Constitution's Appointments Clause, which sounds rather technical.
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If she had won, she would not be required to work with the man she says abused her sexually and verbally for a decade, pending her case against him, which will go before the court in 2017.
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Three of the sources said a representative for the Khashoggi family attended at least one session to ask for an update on the public prosecutor's investigation into Qahtani and for him to be brought before the court.
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Gore came before the court, he voted to strike down this recount process as violative of — you guessed it — the Equal Protection Clause, citing the unfairness of imposing "arbitrary and disparate treatment" to ballots throughout the state.
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The poll, which was conducted on Thursday and Friday, found that abortion ranked a distant fourth when respondents were asked to list the issue of most concern to them among several that could come before the court.
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No details from Pompeo: Pompeo didn't elaborate on the evidence but said the State Department was preparing a response "in a couple of weeks" and will work to protect American citizens from being brought before the court.
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This approach is often referred to as the "Ginsburg rule," after Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg declined, during her 1993 confirmation hearing, to answer questions about cases that were either pending or likely to come before the court.
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Under Florida's law, after a petition comes before the court, a judge can order the person's guns seized immediately for up to 883 days, without allowing the person an opportunity to fight the temporary order in court.
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The private hearing was the first time a former president has been called to testify before the court and marked the latest installment in a long-running feud between right-winger Uribe and leftist senator Ivan Cepeda.
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The crux of the memo accuses senior Justice Department and FBI officials of deliberately omitting key facts about the source of their evidence used before the court to get a warrant to eavesdrop on the Trump campaign.
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In fact, much of the questioning focused on this point: whether the actual travel prohibition before the court sufficiently allowed for such exceptions in the form of waivers of the prohibition on a case-by-case basis.
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But the tax matter before the court involves a criminal investigation, not a lawsuit, and focuses on hush-money payments made to two women just before the 2016 presidential election, when Mr. Trump was a private citizen.
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Loper expressed frustration with the prosecution, saying he was troubled that in the four months that the case has been back before the court, the state has taken "absolutely no action" to further its prosecution of Flowers.
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In a statement, the EFCC said the defendants had repeatedly failed to appear before the court in Abuja and that the Nigerian police, INTERPOL and any other law enforcement agencies would have the authority to arrest the men.
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The government intended to add the question in the census, but last week the US Supreme Court ruled that the administration cannot ask the question, at least not based on the evidence before the court at the time.
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And most significantly, the Justice Department filed a brief at the Supreme Court supporting ADF in the baker case, and Solicitor General Noel Francisco will stand shoulder to shoulder with Waggoner to argue before the court on Tuesday.
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Symmy Larrat, president of ABGLT, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that her organization brought the case before the court not just to fight rising violence, but also to restore the LGBT community's faith in the country's justice system.
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"The issue of El-ZakZaky is before the court in Kaduna and his supporters should focus on his on-going trial instead of causing daily damages, disruptions and public nuisance in Abuja," the Presidency said in the statement.
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A Turkish official said the claim that sexual abuse of children under 15 would now go unpunished was "completely baseless" and that new legislation would go into effect before the court ruling does to plug any legal loopholes.
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" Indeed, the opinion was rife with some of Scalia's most memorable lines, including: "Frequently an issue of this sort will come before the Court clad, so to speak, in sheep's clothing… But this wolf comes as a wolf.
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NONE AT ALL Tony Lomas, lead LBIE administrator at PwC, told IFR that if the other major question before the court went against the subordinated noteholders then they might not get any share of the surplus at all.
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"They suggest that he has demonstrated a potential bias involving enough potential litigants before the court that he would not be able to perform his full responsibilities," Justice Stevens said in remarks to retirees in Boca Raton, Fla.
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Arrangements for the court hearing were made at a short notice after Tarrant indicated on Tuesday via his lawyers that he wanted to be brought before the court, New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush said in a statement.
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When he joined President George H. W. Bush's Office of the Solicitor General, which represents the federal government before the court, Roberts argued against a program that promoted minority ownership of broadcast licenses, which the Supreme Court upheld.
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To the Editor: Laurence H. Tribe makes a persuasive case for why Judge Brett Kavanaugh, if confirmed as a Supreme Court justice, would be ethically required to recuse himself from certain cases that might come before the court.
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More than 30 years before becoming the first black Supreme Court Justice, Thurgood Marshall traveled the country as a lawyer for the N.A.A.C.P., arguing 32 civil rights cases before the court himself and winning 29, including Brown v.
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The ruling written by Judge Smith directly affected four inmates on death row, including Stephen LaValle, a former Long Island roofer who raped and killed a schoolteacher, Cynthia Quinn, in 22007, and whose appeal was before the court.
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An amicus brief filed by 206 businesses, including Amazon and Wells Fargo, in support of the cases before the court, argues that the absence of legislation makes it hard for businesses to recruit and retain the best employees.
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Pointing to the facts of several recent cases that had come before the court, Justice Breyer asked whether the death penalty itself — plagued by arbitrariness, racism, decades-long delays and faulty execution-drug protocols — violates the Eighth Amendment.
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"There is something profoundly important about finally having a L.B.G.T. person on the bench who brings these life experiences," said Susan Sommer of the Lambda Legal Defense Fund, who has argued four gay rights cases before the court.
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No one expects a nominee like Judge Gorsuch to address how he would rule on a specific case — like President Trump's contested immigration order — or offer a detailed view on federal policy likely to land before the court.
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The cases going before the court were filed by DACA recipients, four liberal states, local governments and the University of California, all of whom said they would be harmed by the Trump administration's move to end the program.
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He and Justice Stephen Breyer have consistently registered their displeasure with the extreme slowness with which capital punishment is meted out, and this week it seemed that the question would finally come before the court in Moore v Texas.
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Case facts: The case before the court centered on Timothy Carpenter, who argued the government violated his Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure when it obtained records from his wireless provider revealing his location over 28500 days.
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But to allow one's past rulings to be so predictive of future ruling that a party coming before the court can win by simply tailoring their argument to a particular justice is to transform the judiciary into a mockery.
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The case now before the court is an appeal by Bassam Salman, a Chicago man who made hundreds of thousands of dollars after Michael Kara tipped him off to coming corporate mergers and acquisitions that were not yet public.
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His lawyer, Hank Brennan, argued before the court in July that Mr. Bulger's defense was eviscerated when he was not allowed to tell the jury that a federal prosecutor, who is now deceased, granted him immunity to commit crimes.
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He wanted them picked up after the Colombian Supreme Court closed for the day and flown out before the court resumed the next morning, said a United States official who agreed to speak only on the condition of anonymity.
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The case before the court had been brought by Natalia Bernal, a Colombian law professor who lives in France and who argued that abortion amounts to a form of torture and violates the rights of women and unborn children.
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Leaders in Uganda, Ivory Coast and the Democratic Republic of Congo have referred for prosecution before the court opponents from other warring factions, all the while escaping scrutiny for similar crimes they may have committed in the same conflicts.
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The assembled audience was there for the swearing in of Justice Neil Gorsuch, but many eyes were trained on Kennedy, who like no other justice in recent history controls the outcome of the highest profile cases before the court.
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"Chris comes before the Court humbled, penitent and remorseful," wrote New, whose client for months after being arrested in August 2018 had falsely claimed he had done nothing wrong and who actually won re-election months after being indicted.
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And given the partisan gerrymandering cases before the court right now, if North Carolina asks for a stay, it'll be a little bit of a signal: if the court decides to press pause or lets the remedy go forward.
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" On Manafort and Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election: "He is not before the court for any allegation that he or anybody at his direction colluded with the Russian government to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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The meaning of Chief Justice Roberts's vote to temporarily block the Louisiana law is unclear, and it is hardly certain that he will vote to strike down the law now that it is before the court on its merits.
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In dismissing the case, Ginsburg wrote that the Republican-led legislature could not "continue the litigation against the will of its partners in the legislative process" in part because they hadn't shown the necessary concrete injury to come before the court.
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"(The) fact that the legitimate work of journalists has not been recognized before the court today is a clear message that journalists will feel for a while," Erol Onderoglu of the media rights group Reporters without Borders told The Associated Press.
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But advocates on behalf of Stephens and the other employees in the cases before the court say that actually, women and girls — and, in fact, Americans of all genders and sexual orientations — will lose protections if the employers get their way.
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Millhiser pointed out that though the court already ruled on a similar case out of Texas back in 219, this duplicate Louisiana case is being brought before the court because Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation shifted the ideological leaning of the nine justices.
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One of these firms was CSC Sugar LLC, which sued to halt the deal before the Court of International Trade, a New York-based federal court that reviews challenges to trade decisions by the Commerce Department and U.S. International Trade Commission.
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As President Obama prepares to nominate a justice, one that appears headed for rejection in the Senate, we note that by one measure, he has enjoyed less success before the court than any president since World War II. • U.S. military honors.
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"The sentence may not be a popular decision by certain members of the general public but it is a just and proper decision given the record before the court and the law the court is sworn to uphold," he wrote.
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In 2012, with the keystone case that would determine the viability of ObamaCare having been argued before the court but still awaiting decision, Obama cautioned the court to "play it straight when it comes to the interpretation" of the statute.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A Pakistani court issued an arrest warrant for ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif after he failed to appear before the court over anti-corruption allegations, local media said on Thursday, but he can avoid arrest by paying bail.
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In a question to Scott Keller, the lawyer for Texas, Justice Stephen Breyer referred to the politics colouring the fight and suggested that the case before the court may have been cooked up in the hope of getting a hearing.
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As part of Kagan's administrative duties, she had to choose the lawyer who would defend the C.F.P.B.'s structure before the Court, and she picked Paul Clement—a Scalia clerk who served as Solicitor General under President George W. Bush.
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Some say Thomas's resentment is one reason why he never speaks during oral arguments before the court — though he has given various explanations over the years for his silence — and why his public speaking appearances are only for conservative audiences.
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Prosecutors from the US Attorney's Office in Washington and the Department of Justice's national security division are working on cases brought by Mueller, signaling that they'll see them through if the special counsel's office disappears before the court actions conclude.
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The issue before the court is whether applying Colorado's public accommodations law to compel the petitioner to create expression that violates his sincerely held religious beliefs about marriage violates the free speech or free exercise clauses of the First Amendment.
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"After carefully considering the record before the Court, the relevant legal standards, and the arguments of counsel, the Court now finds and concludes that the Defendant is competent to stand trial," Judge Richard Gergel wrote, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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The lawyer representing the women who'd be affected by DACA (whom the case refers to as "Jane Does," because they don't want to reveal their real names) gets the shortest time of any of the lawyers appearing before the Court Monday.
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"For all of the non-detain cases, which is the majority of our cases that are pending before the court, they have all come to a standstill," Ashley Tabaddor, who is also an immigration judge in Los Angeles, said on Hill.
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The lawyers for Louisiana will argue before the court that the case's plaintiff, a Shreveport abortion clinic represented by the Center for Reproductive Rights, does not have legal standing because abortion clinics do not have their patients' best interests at heart.
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"I'm not going to answer hypothetical questions of that sort," Judge Kavanaugh said, insisting that it would be inappropriate for a Supreme Court nominee to publicly offer views on issues that might come before the court once he is a justice.
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José Paulo Leão Veloso, a lawyer who will represent the northeastern state of Sergipe before the court and argue against decriminalizing abortion, said that the penal code was the prerogative of the legislature and that the current law should stand.
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One of the critical cases looming before the court is the Babri mosque dispute, an epic controversy between Hindus and Muslims about who owns a site that was home to a historic mosque and also possibly an ancient Hindu temple.
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" Judge Yeakel acknowledged that "the evidence before the court is graphic and distasteful," but concluded: "This evidence is germane only to the state's interest in the dignity of fetal life and is weighed on the state's side of the scale.
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India has been much slower than some other countries to allow gay people to live full and open lives, and in arguments before the court in July, lawyers for the petitioners challenging the law tried to make clear the broader issue.
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And without Justice Kennedy, who joined four liberals in the 5-to-4 ruling granting same-sex couples the right to marry, the workers who sued their employers in the three cases before the court may face an uphill fight.
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To the Editor: An important fact to consider on the issue of asking questions of a potential Supreme Court justice before confirmation is that the refusal to answer questions about issues that might come before the court is a sham.
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The case before the court hinged on whether Uber should be treated as a taxi service in France, and therefore be subject to rigorous safety and employment rules, or as a digital platform that merely connected independent drivers with passengers.
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"On the basis of the evidence we have placed before the court, we seek in the main relief to the effect that the court should declare the proper winner and the proper winner is my client," Mpofu told reporters outside.
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Discrimination in employment Two separate cases challenging whether civil rights laws banning sex discrimination in employment cover sexual orientation, and a third case challenging whether those laws cover people who are transgender, could all come before the court this term.
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Specifically, investigators discovered a key official at the FBI only began reaching out to vendors about a potential technical fix to the problem the day before the court filing was made, and was not brought on to help before Comey's testimony.
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Significantly, she performed our marriage ceremony almost two years before the court would rule, 5 to 4, in the Obergefell decision, that Americans in same-sex relationships enjoy the same constitutional right to marry as those in opposite-sex relationships.
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Dwight Newman, Canada Research Chair of Indigenous Rights at the University of Saskatchewan, said that while the case was before the court, Petronas would need to consider whether it wanted to proceed with the project if there was a decision against them.
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" Senate Judiciary Committee call on SupCo to release same-day audio of hearings - WashEx: "The current and former heads of the Senate Judiciary Committee are calling for the Supreme Court to release same-day audio recordings of oral arguments before the court. Sens.
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It will be a year or more before the court rules on the case and it could still be declared inadmissible if the court finds the Privacy Shield is not of direct concern to Digital Rights Ireland, two of the people said.
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According to the news agency's sources, it will be a year or more before the court rules on the case and it could still be declared inadmissible if the court finds the Privacy Shield is not of direct concern to Digital Rights Ireland.
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The government does not deny Apple its right to be heard, and expects these issues to be fully briefed before the Court; however, the urgency of this investigation requires this motion now that Apple has made its intentions not to comply patently clear.
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Almost exactly four years ago, from the bench of the Supreme Court itself, Scalia opined in very critical terms on Obama's deportation relief program for Dreamers, in a case that was argued before the Court months before the program, called DACA, was announced.
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"With so many issues at stake now, with so much potentially heading before the court on clean energy and climate change, we simply can't afford for our nation's highest court to be crippled," a few Democratic members of Congress say in the video.
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It comes before the court in the wake of controversial orders connected to abortion and a Muslim inmate's religious rights during execution, and just a month after the justices said they would hear their first major gun-control case in nearly a decade.
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Before the court proceedings, Lindsay had a career trajectory similar to what Emma Stone would do a few years later: breaking out in a teen comedy (Easy A) and then mixing romantic comedies with Oscar bait till she won her own Academy Award.
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"We welcome the fact that sexual violence charges were included in this case because those victims were left out (in previous Congo cases before the court) putting them in a very difficult situation," said Xavier Macky of the Justice Plus NGO in Bunia.
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While Mr. Verrilli's appearances before the court certainly earned him visibility, the bigger measure of his job was in deciding what position the Justice Department should take in thousands of appeals in the federal courts, he told a hometown audience in Wilton, Conn.
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"The Fifth Circuit was an especially central court during the late Obama administration, as conservative state attorneys general filed lawsuits seeking to restrict President Obama's administrative actions in Texas district courts," said Raffi Melkonian, an attorney who frequently argues before the court.
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The hearings thus have become a performative ritual: One party hopelessly tries to pry out a nominee's views on abortion and LGBT rights, while the president's party lauds the nominee's legal bona fides without asking substantive questions about potential issues before the court.
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Republicans have been largely critical of the CFPB's structure, so the bureau's allies fear that Chief Justice John Roberts and associate justices Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas are likely votes against the agency if a case comes before the court. Sen.
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Before the court could rule on the DOJ's motion, the FBI announced it had managed to gain access into the phone with the help of an outside contractor, heading off what might have been a landmark battle with Silicon Valley over civil liberties.
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However, if the court postpones a vote on a petition while the justices ask for a recommendation from the US solicitor general, the government's top lawyer before the court, that order -- which also takes four votes -- will appear on the public docket.
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In the Star Athletica case, those implications are surprisingly broad, as I argued in a brief before the Court, in large part because of the growing interest among people in making and improving designs—a $20.2 billion industry, according to one report.
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The idea that judges are supposed to be impartial callers of "balls and strikes," to quote Chief Justice John Roberts, is often invoked but difficult to put into practice when every major piece of legislation or executive order comes before the court.
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His gray hair and smiling face, his fist raised gently in a nod to troubles past, has supplanted the image of a much younger man who appeared before the court in 1962 dressed in a cape made from the skin of jackals.
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The Washington Post columnist George Will, who had excellent access to the Supreme Court while his friend Antonin Scalia was alive, provided an early indication of trouble ahead in a column he published a month before the court issued the Obamacare decision.
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And Cruz has cited his subsequent record before the court, where he has presented oral arguments nine times (eight as solicitor general of Texas), as an important credential both in this presidential campaign and in his come-from-behind 2012 run for Senate.
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"The Court concludes that, at this stage of the proceedings and on the record evidence currently before the Court, plaintiffs are likely to prevail on their argument that (the ban) unconstitutionally restricts pre-viability abortions and, therefore, is facially unconstitutional," Baker wrote.
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WASHINGTON — Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, President Trump's Supreme Court appointee, is scheduled to address a conservative group at the Trump International Hotel in Washington next month, less than two weeks before the court is set to hear arguments on Mr. Trump's travel ban.
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The case was brought before the court by GSK after Britain's competition watchdog fined the drugmaker 37.6 million pounds ($49 million) in 2016 for its so-called "pay-for-delay" deals that delayed the launch of cheaper copies of an anti-depressant.
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In 2004, for instance, he went on a duck-hunting trip with Dick Cheney, who was then vice president and a litigant in a case before the court over whether Mr. Cheney would have to reveal who had appeared before his energy task force.
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While lawyers for both sides are preparing to argue before Judge Robart in mid-February about the legality and constitutionality of the Trump policy, he issued the order "to preserve the status quo before the court holds a hearing" on those underlying legal issues.
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"I don't mean to celebrate a touchdown at midfield, but if things work out, I think it will be an important victory for a couple million truck drivers," said Paul Bland, executive director of the watchdog organization Public Justice, which represented Oliveira before the court.
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How the Supreme Court has changed since Justice Antonin Scalia died Standing issue on center stage For the administration, a key argument before the court is to say that the states do not have the legal right to bring the case in the first place.
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"Increasingly, we are seeing individual federal district judges go beyond the parties before the court to give injunctions or orders that block the entire federal government from enforcing a law or policy throughout the country," Sessions said in a statement that accompanied the new guidelines.
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The case was brought before the Court of Appeal in France, which ruled that there was no scientific consensus supporting a causal link and no evidence of a causal link between the hepatitis B vaccine and the man's multiple sclerosis, therefore dismissing the action.
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Now that more than half of voters are paying attention to the fate of the court, it is no surprise that interest groups who care about issues before the court have attempted to connect Senate elections with the choice for president in key battleground states.
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And Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni, a vehement critic of the ICC, was no doubt content when Dominic Ongwen, a leader of the murderous Lord's Resistance Army that has blighted northern Uganda, stood before the court in The Hague at the end of last month.
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After three years of litigation, just before the court hearing we learn not only are safeguards for sharing our sensitive data non-existent, but the government has databases with our social media information and is potentially sharing access to this information with foreign governments.
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On Tuesday, however, 28 states, scores of power companies and industry groups were before the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to challenge the E.P.A.'s authority to use this approach under the Clean Air Act, on which the rule is based.
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"Regardless of the public interest surrounding this case, the court used its best efforts to address the merits of petitioner's petition for postconviction relief like it would in any other case that comes before the court; unfettered by sympathy, prejudice, or public opinion," he wrote.
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In many of the landmark cases to come before the Court in recent years, Justice Kennedy represented a bulwark against extreme views, and his retirement raises questions as to whether his replacement will similarly bring an honest and fair-minded approach to the bench.
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Before the court began overseeing the reunification process, many parents in immigration detention had been presented with a form, according to court documents, that suggested they had two options: be reunited with their children and deported or continue to fight their cases while remaining apart.
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In a 1993 policy statement, the court said it was particularly concerned about situations in which a spouse or child was a law firm partner who may not have worked on a case before the court but whose compensation could be affected by the outcome.
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The cases before the court are so consequential because they could complete the circle by striking litigation as a viable option for many workers long after the alternatives — including the collective bargaining system labor sought to protect after St. John's lawsuit — have faded from view.
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Attorney General William P. Barr directed U.S. attorneys to work with the chief judges in their districts to "continuity of operations" while taking "every appropriate precaution" to protect the health of those who must come before the court; but he gave no further details.
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"I hope the Federal Judges Association will discuss the tremendous FISA Court abuse that has taken place with respect to the Mueller Investigation Scam, including the forging of documents and knowingly using the fake and totally discredited Dossier before the Court," he wrote on Twitter.
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In a dissent from the court's February decision to halt the Louisiana law, Kavanaugh wrote that he would have allowed the Louisiana law to go into effect temporarily, saying that doing so would "resolve the factual uncertainties" before the court ultimately issued a final ruling.
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The key issue before the court was a 1972 rule that defines large-scale residential developments as "minor" modifications, which are not required to pass through the full Uniform Land Use Review Process (ULURP) that would solicit more community involvement and scrutiny towards the developments.
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With the allegations getting ever closer Fernández used her statement filed before the court on Wednesday, and later posted on her Facebook page, to compare herself to Argentina's legendary president Juan Domingo Perón, and accuse the current administration of Mauricio Macri of inventing the accusation.
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And half the country will simply say the Supreme Court is in the hands of conservatives, and I don&apost have a fair shot if I go before the court because everything&aposs going to be decided on a partisan basis, not on the basis of law.
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If a case about Trump's businesses — for instance, one of several pending lawsuits that accuse Trump of violating the US Constitution's emoluments clauses by keeping a stake in his companies — came before the court, it wouldn't be the first time Kavanaugh considered the president's business empire.
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"The dispute before the court is who should make the determination" on attorney–client privilege, Wood noted as the morning hearing began, but matters quickly got delayed when an attorney for Trump intervened and asked for more time to review the government's filing in the matter.
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Lederer stood before the court to accuse a doctor of taking part in so-called death flights — when thousands of opponents of the military dictatorship that ran Argentina from 343 to 1983 were thrown from planes into the Rio de la Plata, which separates it from Uruguay.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States views Iran's filing with the International Court of Justice as an attempt to interfere with its rights to take actions on national security grounds and will fight Tehran's claims, the State Department said on Monday as oral proceedings began before the court.
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At a brief state circuit court hearing on Friday, Judge Michael Stelzer said it might be days before the court would come to a decision on whether the state could shut its only abortion clinic, which is operated by women's healthcare and abortion provider Planned Parenthood.
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For instance, the original version of the order included a pair of provisions giving express priority to minority religions that Trump publicly told groups of Christians was meant to help them, whereas those tell-tale provisions were conspicuously omitted from the version now before the court.
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Already, major cases involving restrictive voting laws in North Carolina and Texas, pharmacists who want the right to refuse to fill contraceptive prescriptions for religious reasons, and Mr. Obama's efforts to reduce pollution from coal-fired power plants are before the court or could be soon.
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Even accounting for those factors, the findings were supported by a separate regression analysis, which accounted for other variables, including the circuit hearing the case, the topic before the court, the type of appeal and whether the ruling affirmed or overturned a decision by a lower court.
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Though the Ministry of Health did not take an official position on the issue, Maria de Fátima Marinho, who represented the ministry before the court, made clear that unsafe abortions created public health challenges, leading to overcrowding of facilities as well as preventable illness and death.
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Of course, a judicial nominee should not prejudge how he or she would rule in a specific case to come before the court, but that does not preclude the nominee from answering basic and specific questions about judicial philosophy or how he would have decided past cases.
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"The question before the court now is whether the pipeline should continue operating, exposing the tribes to the very risks that the Corps will be examining, while this remand is underway," the tribes wrote, referring to certain parts of the environmental review that the agency is redoing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In an historic first, U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts used sign language from the Supreme Court bench on Tuesday as he welcomed a dozen deaf and hard-of-hearing lawyers who took part in a ceremony authorizing them to argue cases before the court.
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