The court's liberal justices dissented from that line of reasoning.
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He dissented from Sandra Day O'Connor's opinion in Grutter v.
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Justice Samuel Alito dissented from the court's ruling, calling it unreasonable.
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Justice Clarence Thomas dissented from the court's decision without any explanation.
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Roberts had dissented from Whole Woman's Health decision three years ago.
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He dissented from a decision that upheld the ObamaCare contraceptive mandate.
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Judge James Dennis, a Bill Clinton appointee, dissented from the order.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented from that part of the decision.
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Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented from the December ruling.
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Justice Samuel Alito dissented from the court's findings for the 12th District.
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This term when he dissented from a Roberts's opinion in Carpenter v.
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Judge Consuelo Callahan, a George W. Bush appointee, dissented from her colleagues.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor dissented from the December ruling.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor dissented from the court's order.
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George and Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren dissented from the last rate cut.
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Judge Ferdinand Fernandez, a President George H.W. Bush nominee, dissented from the majority.
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The following week, he dissented from the court's ruling in Garza v. Idaho.
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One child dissented from her decision to move him after hitting a classmate.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor dissented from the high-court's order.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. dissented from the Supreme Court's denial of review.
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Judge Laurence Silberman dissented from Friday's opinion noting that he agreed with Brett Kavanaugh, who while serving on the same appeals court before his elevation to the Supreme Court, dissented from his colleagues during an earlier part of a related challenge.
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Conservative Justices Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch and Samuel Alito dissented from Tuesday's unsigned ruling.
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She dissented from the group's recommendations, arguing that they did not go far enough.
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After all, Pai dissented from the most controversial of the Wheeler-era regulatory stretches.
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At the time, only Thomas and Gorsuch publicly dissented from the stay of execution.
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Claiming tolerance and diversity, liberals stigmatized and banished anyone who dissented from their views.
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Judge Sonia Sotomayor dissented from the court order tossing out the lower court rulings.
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Thomas, a member of the court at the time, dissented from the Casey ruling.
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The four liberal justices dissented from the Court's ruling, led by Justice Stephen Breyer.
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MORE (Ariz.) and 28503 presidential nominee Mitt Romney all publicly dissented from Trump's position.
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Governor Lael Brainard, who had previously advocated for raising the buffer, dissented from Wednesday's decision.
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Circuit Judge John Owens dissented from Tuesday's decision, calling dismissal of the copyright claim premature.
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Casey, which reaffirmed Roe v Wade, which he dissented from at the time, per Reuters.
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One member of the DC Circuit panel, Judge Karen LeCraft Henderson, dissented from Tuesday's decision.
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Joined by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented from the court's majority opinion.
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The board's two democratic appointees, Lauren McFerran and Mark Gaston Pearce, dissented from the ruling.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan dissented from that order.
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Democratic-appointed Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan dissented from the court's majority.
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As with the death-penalty challenge that wasn't, not a single justice dissented from the denial.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, Justices Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas and Justice Scalia dissented from that vote.
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At the same time, Clapper also noted that no other intelligence agencies dissented from the conclusions.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, often the "swing vote" in close cases, has never dissented from those stays.
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The last time three Fed officials dissented from a policy decision was nearly two years ago.
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Four justices on the Mississippi Supreme Court dissented from the court's ruling, including Justice Leslie King.
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Though he dissented from Grutter, Kennedy later concurred with the court's 2016 decision in Fisher v.
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On Monday, however, they both dissented from their colleagues' decision to deny review of Daniel v.
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Lael Brainard, who was appointed by Barack Obama, has dissented from many of the rule changes.
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Collin Peterson (D-MN) and Jeff Van Drew (D-NJ) — dissented from their party to vote no.
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Chief Judge Robert Katzmann, part of the three-judge appeals court panel, dissented from the algorithms discussion.
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In 1992 he dissented from a ruling that prayer has no place in public-school graduation ceremonies.
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Justices John Roberts and Neil Gorsuch dissented from the decision authored by fellow conservative Justice Clarence Thomas.
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Three conservative justices — Clarence Thomas, Samuel A. Alito Jr., and Neil M. Gorsuch — dissented from the decision.
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Considering the implications of today's ruling, it's disturbing that only two justices dissented from the majority opinion.
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Justice Clarence Thomas joined by Justice Neil Gorsuch dissented from the court's refusal to take the case.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch dissented from the order.
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Justice Clarence Thomas, Justice Samuel Alito and Chief Justice John Roberts dissented from the court's majority opinion.
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Two of the eight-member court's conservative justices, Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas, dissented from the ruling.
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They dissented from a ruling in favor of workers at a slaughterhouse who had sought overtime pay.
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One official, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard, dissented from the decision to leave interest rates unchanged.
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Kennedy dissented from a 2003 case that upheld similar policies at the University of Michigan Law School.
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Since being seated as governor in June 2012, he has never once dissented from the majority opinion.
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Circuit court Judge O. Rogeriee Thompson dissented from the appeals court&aposs decision not to rehear the case.
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As a voter last year, he dissented from all three of the Fed's decisions to raise borrowing costs.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan dissented from the court's ruling.
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In it, he dissented from a three-judge panel that ruled in favor of truck driver Alphonse Maddin.
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The Standard was conservative, but it frequently dissented from the Republican establishment and delighted in modern pop culture.
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He dissented from Michigan's congressional delegation in opposing federal aid to address the drinking water crisis in Flint.
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Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh dissented from the decision to grant the stay.
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Their "free churches" dissented from the world as it was, built on the hope for something radically different.
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Justice Clarence Thomas dissented from the court's decision to let the lower court ruling upholding the law stand.
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Justices Stephen Breyer and Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented from the court's majority and supported Tucker's request for review.
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Justices Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas, and Antonin Scalia found no constitutional violation whatsoever and dissented from the court's decision.
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Judge Karen Henderson also dissented from the majority's ruling, but she parted ways with Kavanaugh's dissent on the remedy.
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In a major Second Amendment case, he dissented from a decision that upheld a ban on semi-automatic rifles.
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The teen ultimately prevailed before the DC Circuit but Kavanaugh, a judge on that court, dissented from the opinion.
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Ten years later, when he dissented from the court's overturning of the Defense of Marriage Act in United States v.
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Justices Anthony Kennedy and Samuel Alito dissented from the ruling, along with Justice Elena Kagan, who filed her own dissent.
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True, Judge Kavanaugh dissented from a 2011 decision upholding the health care law, but he did so on jurisdictional grounds.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito was the only one on the bench that dissented from the majority's opinion in Collins v.
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All were charismatic prophets who dissented from traditional Christianity — and claimed, in one way or another, to represent God himself.
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Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, President Trump's nominee for the Supreme Court, participated in that case and dissented from the ruling.
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A group of the plaintiffs dissented from that settlement, filing a separate suit against D.F.A. in federal court in Vermont.
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Castro arrested journalists who dissented from his regime, and Trump has implied he would be willing to do the same.
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However, divisions remain within the commission on the issue, and one of the four sitting members dissented from the majority decision.
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In 1999, Garland dissented from a case reversing a drug conviction because prosecutors inaccurately presented witness testimony in their closing statement.
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That two Federal Reserve members dissented from the decision to lower interest rates stands out and raises the question: why now?
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They dissented from the court's decision not to hear a challenge to a Colorado law allowing the recreational use of marijuana.
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But others dissented from that view, especially in relation to Trump's Oval Office address on the crisis, delivered on Wednesday evening.
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But at Wednesday's meeting, only one official with a vote dissented from the rate increase: the Minneapolis Fed president, Neel Kashkari.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor dissented from the court's ruling in an opinion Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer and Elena Kagan joined.
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But most important, Michel dissented from her husband's spare use of paint applied in thin washes of color (which presaged stain painting).
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The following year, Kavanaugh dissented from the court's decision to allow an undocumented immigrant teenager in federal custody to get an abortion.
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The two newest justices also joined Roberts's majority opinion on partisan gerrymandering and dissented from his decision to block the citizenship question.
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Roberts upheld it as a tax, and Kennedy could barely contain his anger as he dissented from the bench that June morning.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, who usually sides with Thomas, dissented from the court's majority ruling in an opinion Chief Justice John Roberts joined.
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And in 2011, Judge Tatel dissented from a panel decision that reversed yet another district court judge's order to free a detainee.
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In 2011, Judge Kavanaugh dissented from a decision upholding President Barack Obama's health care law, but he did so on jurisdictional grounds.
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Circuit Judge Bernice Bouie Donald dissented from Wednesday's decision, faulting Michigan for imposing a "harsher sanction" on indigent drivers than other drivers.
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There had been a group of economists, mostly at the University of Chicago and led by Milton Friedman, who dissented from Keynes.
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According to a rundown from Politico earlier on Monday, Kavanaugh dissented from a ruling upholding the FCC's net neutrality rules in May 2017.
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Kavanaugh dissented from the court's eventual decision to allow the abortion, but pro-life conservatives have criticized him for not going far enough.
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The Davidian movement was spearheaded in 1930 by a Bulgarian immigrant, Victor Houteff, who dissented from aspects of standard Seventh-Day Adventist theology.
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Martin Gruenberg, an FDIC board member and its former chairman, dissented from the settlement because it did not require PwC to admit liability.
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Kavanaugh dissented from the D.C Circuit's decision not to rehear a challenge religious employers brought against the Affordable Care Act's contraception coverage requirement.
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Roberts did not join Gorsuch's dissent in the June dispute, although he (along with Thomas and Alito) had dissented from the Obergefell v.
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Judge James Dennis dissented from his colleagues' decision, which he said relied on an "erroneous and distorted version" of Casey's undue-burden test.
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Kennedy dissented from that ruling, and later helped to narrow its scope — but the court never fully closed the door on provider lawsuits.
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But Judge Kavanaugh vigorously dissented from the majority, arguing that the E.P.A. had "exceeded its statutory authority" and lacked explicit guidance from Congress.
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Justice Sotomayor dissented from that ruling, too, saying that she would have simply dismissed the case without wiping out the appeals court's ruling.
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And it is a major break from the way modern presidents have related to and dissented from the opinions of the judicial branch.
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Esther George, head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, dissented from the statement because she would prefer to raise rates now.
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Justice Samuel Alito Jr. dissented from the decision, arguing that Florida juries play "a critically important role" in recommending a sentence to the judge.
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Judge Richard Clifton dissented from Tuesday's ruling, saying the Second Amendment did not preclude the sort of licensing rules used in Hawaii and elsewhere.
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RELATED: DACA state of play: Time is running short Justice Stephen Breyer, joined by the three other liberal justices, dissented from the court's order.
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He has staffed the EPA with climate change skeptics and dissented from the idea that human activity is a primary contributor of climate change.
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Circuit Judge Robert Bacharach dissented from Tuesday's decision, saying the Planned Parenthood branch was unlikely to show that Herbert acted with an improper motive.
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Last year, he dissented from a ruling upholding the Obama-era Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules for the internet, which telecommunications firms opposed.
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Kavanaugh dissented from a majority opinion of the DC Circuit that upheld a ban that applied to semiautomatic rifles in the District of Columbia.
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In 1992, Scalia dissented from a 5-4 ruling to uphold abortion rights in the case of Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey.
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Judge William Smith dissented from that opinion, arguing that his colleagues in the majority had improperly applied the so-called Federal Claims Tort Act.
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He expressed opposition to all affirmative action laws and has dissented from every pivotal gay rights decision the court has made, including Romer v.
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Demcratic FTC Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter dissented from the agency's budget request, saying more money is needed for the FTC's antitrust and consumer protection work.
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Stonewall was criticized in a letter to Britain's Times newspaper last year by prominent LGBT+ campaigners for "demonising as transphobic" those who dissented from its line.
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Conservative Justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch, who was appointed by Trump last year, dissented from the court's action, saying they would have heard the case.
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Judge Kavanaugh dissented from a majority ruling on whether his court had the jurisdiction to hear a case on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act.
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Bullard has also made the case for lower rates, and at the central bank's most recent meeting he dissented from the decision to leave rates unchanged.
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Holder, Kavanaugh dissented from the DC Circuit as well, opposing the ability of a black Jamaican FBI employee to pursue a retaliation claim against the agency.
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Hargan, a recent case in which Kavanaugh dissented from a ruling that the Trump administration should permit an illegal immigrant in federal custody to have an abortion.
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Last year, Kavanaugh dissented from a decision allowing an illegal immigrant to receive an abortion, but pro-life conservatives have criticized him for not going far enough.
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Justices Breyer and Kagan dissented from the Supreme Court's legislative prayer case in 2014, but they were largely on board with Justice Alito's approach this time around.
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Many Fed watchers believe the central bank could next raise rates in December, given the fact that three FOMC members dissented from Wednesday's statement, favoring action now.
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In 2011, she and Justice Kagan dissented from the Supreme Court's decision to turn down an earlier appeal from Mr. Buck based on assertions of prosecutorial misconduct.
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The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, James Bullard, dissented from the Fed's decision to leave policy unchanged this month, arguing to start cutting.
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Italy, whose coalition government is divided over Venezuela, dissented from other European powers and blocked a joint statement saying individual nations had the prerogative to recognize Guaido.
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Community can do powerful things to us, as anyone who has ever felt trapped in a small town or dissented from a religious group knows pretty well.
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" FCC commissioner Geoffrey Starks, who dissented from part of the decision, said the carriers "did not treat the protection of their customers' data as a key responsibility.
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While five other justices signed the chief justice's opinion, two of those, Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch, dissented from the footnote, thus depriving it of majority status.
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Kaskhari has dissented from all three of the U.S. central bank's decisions to raise interest rates this year and had previously cited inflation as his chief concern.
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Indeed, three justices — Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch — did not want any limitation on lifting the injunction and dissented from that part of the opinion.
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Only Justice Clarence Thomas dissented from the court's view that "the public has an interest in knowing who is speaking about a candidate shortly before an election".
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In the past few years, he has voted to uphold the University of Texas' affirmative action program and dissented from a ruling targeting abortion providers in Louisiana.
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Two Fed members dissented from the Fed's rate cut, the first time since at least 1998 the initial vote to lower rates in a cycle was not unanimous.
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Chief Justice Roberts dissented from that ruling, though in February he voted to temporarily halt the law in Louisiana while the court decided whether to take it up.
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The representative dissented from the report's conclusion, saying "issues related to the fugitive's self-confinement, such as asylum and extradition" are outside the scope of the working group.
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Within the United States, a number of cities and states have dissented from the Trump administration's planned exit and created their own local plans to green their economies.
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Mr. Moore said he had dissented from Mr. Trump on issues including the imposition of tariffs and the Justice Department's attempts to block corporate mergers on antitrust grounds.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented from part of the decision, and Justice Neil Gorsuch did not participate in the cases because arguments took place before he was seated.
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Three members of the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee dissented from the central bank's September decision to lower rates, the most of Chair Jerome H. Powell's tenure.
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Second Amendment In 2011, Kavanaugh dissented from a majority opinion of the DC Circuit that upheld a ban that applied to semiautomatic rifles in the District of Columbia.
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He noted that the 4th Circuit, as well as the 2nd Circuit judge who dissented from Friday's decision, Judge John Walker Jr., suggested the cases were politically motivated.
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Kavanaugh's stance on the Affordable Care Act is also concerning to conservatives, as the judge dissented from a D.C. Circuit decision upholding the act for technical and jurisdictional reasons.
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In 2011, Kavanaugh dissented from a decision that upheld a series of DC gun laws adopted after the US Supreme Court in 2008 struck down the city's handgun ban.
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Only one committee member dissented from the vote – Minneapolis' Neel Kashkari, who has been a vocal dove in wanting to hold off on a hike until inflation picks up.
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Morris fills in the fascinating details, with a focus on the charismatic prophets who dissented from traditional Christianity — and claimed, in one way or another, to represent God directly.
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However, neither is Mr. Powell excessively dovish; he has not dissented from any Fed decision since becoming a governor in May 2012, including the four recent interest rate increases.
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Three of the 10 voting members dissented from the Fed's cut in September, with two preferring to hold steady and one wanting to reduce rates by a larger amount.
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Bullard has also made the case for lower rates, and at the central bank's most recent policy meeting earlier this month he dissented from the decision to leave rates unchanged.
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One of the court's staunchest conservatives, Justice Clarence Thomas, dissented from the decision to reject the case and accused his colleagues of showing contempt toward constitutional protections for gun rights.
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Ross had a sympathetic North Carolina justice in Henry Frye, who dissented from the majority opinion by saying that a life sentence for Green amounted to "cruel and unusual" punishment.
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Many BOJ policymakers are wary of expanding stimulus soon, with board members who dissented from the January move saying the bank may have exhausted steps to spur inflation or investment.
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Liberals point out that Kavanaugh dissented from a ruling that allowed an unaccompanied minor in the custody of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to get an abortion.
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Stonewall was criticized in a letter to Britain's Times newspaper two weeks ago by a group of prominent LGBT+ campaigners for "demonising as transphobic" those who dissented from its line.
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In a Fourth Amendment case, Judge Noonan dissented from the majority's opinion that use of a thermal imaging device to monitor a defendant's home did not constitute an illegal search.
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New York, Holmes dissented from a decision to strike down a New York maximum-hours law limiting bake shop workers to no more than ten hours of work each day.
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Pai has dissented from the decisions of Democrats on the FCC that supported net neutrality provisions that forbid internet service providers from blocking or slowing web traffic to some users.
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Similarly, he dissented from a decision not to rehear a ruling requiring the Little Sisters of the Poor, an order of nuns, to comply with an aspect of the regulations.
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The most level-headed demurral came from Debra Ann Livingston, who dissented from a 2-1 decision against Mr Trump at the Second Circuit Court of Appeals on December 3rd.
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In one unusual case, Gorsuch dissented from his colleagues when they ruled against a boy in seventh grade who had disrupted a gym class by launching a series of fake burps.
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While the D.C. Circuit court ruled in favor of the Obama administration, denying the religious groups a chance to argue their case before the entire panel, Kavanaugh dissented from the majority.
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Driving the news: The communique from the G20 summit in Argentina endorsed a "full implementation" of the Paris agreement, but the U.S. dissented from that section of the otherwise joint declaration.
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Three members from the hawkish Fed bloc — Esther George, Loretta Mester and Eric Rosengren — dissented from the statement, an unusual split considering Chair Janet Yellen's adeptness at keeping the committee united.
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U.S. Department of Health and Human Services — where Kavanaugh dissented from the D.C Circuit's decision not to rehear a challenge religious employers brought against the Affordable Care Act's contraception coverage requirement.
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Three conservative justices - Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch - dissented from the decision by the nine-member conservative-majority court, saying it should have heard the appeals by the states.
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Judge Carolyn Dineen King, a Democratic appointee, dissented from the appeals court majority's voiding of the insurance requirement and said her colleagues on the panel should have left it at that.
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Gorsuch, Thomas, and Alito in 2017 dissented from a ruling requiring Arkansas to list same-sex parents on their children's birth certificates, arguing that to do so does not violate Obergefell.
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His most prominent opinion on the subject came last year when he dissented from a D.C. Circuit ruling that allowed an undocumented immigrant teenager to obtain an abortion while in federal custody.
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Circuit Judge David Hamilton, who dissented from that ruling, wrote for Friday's dissenters that the majority wrongly extended decisions allowing pretextual stops based on moving violations, such as speeding, to parking violations.
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The State Department's bureau for intelligence and research (INR) dissented from the report's conclusion, as did the Department of Energy, though the CIA's summary of the report did not mention any dissent.
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Democrats and news outlets have noted, sometimes with scandalous subtext, that Mr. Moore dissented from the Alabama Supreme Court's majority in several instances to side with a person accused of sexual crimes.
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The two judges who dissented from the majority decision said that the court had gone too far in trying to regulate surveillance and intelligence data, and that it should leave this to lawmakers.
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Kansas City Fed President Esther George, who has dissented from both rate cuts this year, was more concrete in her interest rate assessment in a speech to a conference in Denver on Friday.
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Judge Douglas Ginsburg dissented from the ruling, saying that lawmakers writing the original smoking ban in 1987 did not mean for "smoking" to include e-cigarettes, which did not exist at the time.
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As the Washington Post's Elise Viebeck and Shane Harris noted, four Republican members of the House Intelligence Committee on Sunday dissented from Trump's view that corruption has poisoned the Russia investigation in different televised interviews.
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Senior administration officials have tried to water down the testimony of government scientists, publicly chastised scientists who have dissented from President Trump's positions and blocked government researchers from traveling to conferences to present their work.
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On Saturday, a Michigan State trustee, Mitch Lyons, dissented from the board's public support for its president, Lou Anna K. Simon, calling for her to resign amid questions around her knowledge about Dr. Nassar's behavior.
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In 2013, for example, he dissented from a decision finding that a black woman who was fired from her job as a budget director in the House of Representatives could pursue discrimination and retaliation claims.
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But Judge Paul V. Niemeyer dissented from the opinion and complained that while Democrats and Republicans have "decried" partisan gerrymandering "when wielded by their opponents," they continue to use it for their own self-interest.
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Judge Brett Kavanaugh, one of three judges who dissented from Tuesday's ruling, claimed the court had created a new right for unlawful immigrant minors in U.S. Government detention to obtain an immediate abortion on demand.
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This court term, the justices decided against taking up a case that would have revisited Thomas's 85033 opinion in Brand X. On Monday, he dissented from his colleagues' decision, saying he would have welcomed the opportunity.
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She also dissented from the majority in a three-judge ruling that resulted in the dismissal of all criminal charges against the former Reagan national security official Oliver L. North stemming from the Iran-contra scandal.
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Judge Bybee and four other 9th Circuit judges dissented from the court's decision not to review en banc a three-judge panel's ruling last month that the president's first executive order likely violated constitutional due process protections.
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Charles Krauthammer, the Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist and pundit who helped shape and occasionally dissented from the conservative movement as he evolved from "Great Society" Democrat to Iraq War cheerleader to denouncer of Donald Trump, has died.
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In 2015, he dissented from the court's decision not to rehear a three-judge panel's decision upholding an accommodation offered by the Obama administration to religious groups with objections to providing contraception coverage to their female workers.
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That means Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, or one of the other conservatives on the bench who dissented from the court's 2016 decision would be required to join the panel's liberal wing in order to prevent the law from taking effect.
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Kavanaugh also dissented from that ruling, but a source who opposes abortion rights who was only willing to speak on background, said concerns have been expressed privately to the White House that Kavanaugh's dissent should have gone farther.
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She was among the FTC commissioners in 2015 who declined to bring an antitrust lawsuit against Google despite the recommendations of some FTC staff, and in 2013 she dissented from an FTC settlement unfavorable to the internet giant.
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But I'm not sure that option is much better ... She harnessed that fan devotion for profit based on skills she did not possess and services she could not provide, and anyone who dissented from that loyalty was 'inauthentic.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, joined by odd bed fellow Justice Sonia Sotomayor, dissented from the majority opinion, saying Congress had interfered with the role of the judiciary in passing the law while the case was pending in the courts.
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In 2011, he dissented from a D.C. Circuit ruling that upheld the District of Columbia's ban on automatic weapons, urging his colleagues to take a less lenient approach when weighing whether gun restrictions passed muster under the Second Amendment.
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When he dissented from a 2003 ruling in favour of race-conscious admissions at a public law school, Mr Kennedy objected to its "predominant" use of race, noting that more "modest" attempts to bolster diversity posed no constitutional difficulty.
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"What the defendant may not know is the strength of the prosecution's case, and therefore how likely it is that he can 'beat' the charges despite his guilt," wrote three prosecutors who dissented from the state bar association report.
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But new board member Goushi Kataoka dissented from the BOJ board's decision to maintain its interest rate targets, arguing that the BOJ should buy government bonds so that 15-year JGB yields would remain at less than 0.2 percent.
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Four judges dissented from the ruling, with the main dissent by Judge Consuelo Callahan arguing that California's laws taken together amount to a substantial restriction on citizens' right to bear arms for self defense, as protected by the Second Amendment.
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It also sends a signal to judges nationwide that seeking legally dubious ways to attack gay rights will not be tolerated by the Supreme Court, even by the three surviving conservative justices who dissented from last year's same-sex marriage ruling.
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"This is a case about executive power and individual liberty," Kavanaugh wrote earlier this year as he dissented from an opinion by the full DC Circuit upholding the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, run by a single director.
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In 1985, for example, Justice John Paul Stevens dissented from a decision that permitted the search of a high school student's purse after she was caught smoking, a ruling that established an anemic conception of the Fourth Amendment's privacy protections.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Boston Federal Reserve Bank President Eric Rosengren, who dissented from the central bank's decision to cut interest rates earlier this week, repeated on Friday that monetary stimulus was not needed for the U.S. economy and posed its own problems.
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Judge Janice Rogers Brown, another Bush nominee, dissented from the ruling, arguing that FERC does not have the authority to take action to reduce the greenhouse gas impact of pipelines it approves, so it is not obligated to analyze some impacts.
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Three regional Fed presidents dissented from the central bank's decision last week to keep rates steady, and several have begun citing concerns about financial stability and the need for the Fed to act in time to prevent any rapid run-up in prices.
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While Kavanaugh dissented from that ruling, he also said that he would have ruled that the court did not have jurisdiction to hear the case because of a longstanding federal statute that limits the jurisdiction of federal courts to hear tax-related matters.
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When the school district tried to remove federal oversight in 2006, Gruender dissented from his colleagues (who ruled that oversight should be kept in place), claiming that the federal government was trying to change the standards the school district had to meet.
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So in 19973, for example, he dissented from a majority opinion written by Justice Antonin Scalia that struck down, on First Amendment grounds, a California law that made it a crime to sell a "violent" video game to a minor without parental permission.
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Earlier this month, US Appeals Court Judge Neomi Rao, cited the 1993 Nixon case -- but almost incidentally -- as she dissented from a DC Circuit ruling that upheld the investigatory power of the US House and its subpoena for eight years of the President's financial documents.
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"We're glad that internet providers won't be allowed to act as gatekeepers and give privileged access to a select few," said David Watt, head of regulatory affairs at Rogers, which dissented from its peers by arguing against the practice at a hearing late last year.
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It was not until the early 20th century that it acquired the stature of a sacred writ and became, in effect, a loyalty test and an excuse for people who called themselves patriots to harass and beat people who dissented from the song's message.
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All three judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit agreed the FAA must conduct a new review of the request for regulations setting a minimum airline seat size, but Judge Judith Rogers dissented from part of the court's rationale.
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James Q. Wilson, considered by many to be the pre-eminent criminologist of his day and a member of the panel, dissented from the non-conclusion and pointed out that all of the committee's own estimates showed that right-to-carry laws reduced murder rates.
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Mooppan faced critical questions from judges who ruled against the government on the second travel ban, and ACLU Deputy Legal Director Cecillia Wang from the three judges who dissented from the court's opinion blocking the second travel ban (Judges Paul Niemeyer, Dennis Shedd, and G. Steven Agee).
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In Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v Abercrombie & Fitch, only Justice Clarence Thomas dissented from a 7-page ruling by Justice Antonin Scalia vindicating the right of a 17-year-old woman who had lost out on a job selling kids' clothes just because she wore a hijab.
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A Michigan State University trustee has dissented from the board's public support for its president, calling on Saturday for her to resign amid questions about her knowledge of complaints about Dr. Lawrence G. Nassar, a former university doctor who was accused of molesting scores of female athletes.
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Although Pai supported the extension of the subsidy to broadband, he dissented from the 2016 order on several grounds, including his view that the FCC lacks authority under the Communications Act to remove the states from their existing role of certifying carriers as eligible to provide Lifeline service.
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In 2017, Judge Brett Kavanaugh -- who as a Supreme Court justice would be making decisions about the bodily rights and autonomy of all Americans -- dissented from an appeals court ruling clearing the way for a detained undocumented teenager to obtain an abortion over the objections of the Trump administration.
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But as efforts by Democrats in the House of Representatives to secure Mr Trump's records from Deutsche Bank and Capital One (his banks) and Mazars USA (his accounting firm) have made their way up to the Supreme Court, four judges have dissented from the judgments against Mr Trump.
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Based on a series of columns written for the National Post (a newspaper that gives a tremendous amount of space to climate change deniers), the book purported to highlight research that dissented from the scientific consensus that climate change, caused by human activity, is a severe threat to the planet.
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In a second Fourth Amendment case, Justice Thomas dissented from a majority opinion by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. that the government needs a warrant in order to search the cellphone location records that wireless carriers automatically collect and store as their phone-carrying customers go about their daily business.
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He ruled in favor of an employer who said Obamacare's mandate to provide health insurance that included contraception to their employees in the famous Hobby Lobby case, and dissented from a Tenth Circuit decision against the Little Sisters of the Poor, a Catholic organization that similarly said Obamacare's contraception requirements violated their beliefs.
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Chief Judge Carl Stewart, who was nominated to the court by President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE, dissented from the court's ruling.
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No justice publicly dissented from the Supreme Court's order, but three justices signed onto a brief statement expressing strong doubt about the central legal argument wielded to halt the executions: that federal law requires the U.S. Bureau of Prisons to follow the execution process used by the state where a defendant was convicted.
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The four more liberal members of the court — Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan — dissented from the Supreme Court's decision, a signal that they would have let the appeals process continue and for the ban to remain suspended until the case reached the court at a later time.
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In the only major abortion case he heard during his 12 years on the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, Mr Kavanaugh dissented from a ruling that allowed an undocumented teenager in custody to obtain an abortion, arguing that forcing the girl to wait a couple of weeks was not an undue burden.
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In 2005, he dissented from the appeals court's decision not to rehear a determination that several reporters, including one from The New York Times, could be held in contempt for refusing to disclose their confidential sources in an invasion of privacy suit brought against the government by Wen Ho Lee, an atomic scientist once suspected of espionage.
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Since joining the court in April, Justice Gorsuch has voted consistently with its most conservative members, Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr. On Tuesday, for instance, the three justices dissented from the court's decision to stay the execution of Keith Tharpe, a Georgia death row inmate who said his trial was tainted by the participation of a racist juror.
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As Harper did, she dissented from the white suffrage movement's gender-centric view of voting rights, arguing that "black women had unique needs that were defined as much by race as they were by gender and region," making clear that she was less interested in a political candidate's gender than in what he or she had to say about the plight of African-Americans.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) pushed Kavanaugh on why he dissented from the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals decision last year that allowed an immigrant teen in federal custody to obtain an abortion.
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Kavanaugh had dissented from a decision not to have the full DC Circuit rehear the case, made clear that he disagreed with the ruling to require the police to get a warrant, and suggested that the full court should consider the property rights theory, but noted explicitly that "I do not yet know whether I agree" that the police putting a GPS tracker on an owner's car violated the Fourth Amendment.
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Justice Samuel AlitoSamuel AlitoThe ACLU's own Twitter feed shows what's at stake when 'sex' is redefined Overnight Energy: Majority in poll believe US doing 'too little' on climate change | Supreme Court allows climate scientist's lawsuit to go forward | UN finds greenhouse gases hit record in 2018 | EPA weighs action on 'forever chemicals' Supreme Court refuses to hear case involving climate scientist's lawsuit MORE dissented from the court's decision to decline the case.
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Justice Samuel AlitoSamuel AlitoThe ACLU's own Twitter feed shows what's at stake when 'sex' is redefined Overnight Energy: Majority in poll believe US doing 'too little' on climate change | Supreme Court allows climate scientist's lawsuit to go forward | UN finds greenhouse gases hit record in 220006 | EPA weighs action on 'forever chemicals' Supreme Court refuses to hear case involving climate scientist's lawsuit MORE dissented from the court's decision to decline the case.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Clarence ThomasClarence ThomasWhat to know about the fight over Trump's tax returns Liberal, conservative Supreme Court justices unite in praising Stevens Overnight Health Care — Sponsored by Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids — Harris walks back support for eliminating private insurance | Missouri abortion clinic to remain open through August | Georgia sued over 'heartbeat' abortion law MORE dissented from the court's majority decision to vacate the Nevada Supreme Court ruling and remand the case back to the lower court.
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"Inside the Fed, one of the strongest advocates for lower rates has been Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari, a former Warren antagonist as the head of the Treasury&aposs Troubled Asset Relief Program (that is, the bailout) in the Bush administration, who dissented from rate hikes when he served on the Fed&aposs interest-rate committee, arguing after his third dissent, in December 2017, "the FOMC should not increase rates further until we are much more confident that inflation is returning to our target.
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