Musk has thus violated the Court's Final Judgment by engaging in the very conduct that the preapproval provision of the Final Judgment was designed to prevent.
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Sometimes it sounds like an angry warning about final judgment.
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A final judgment earlier this year entitled Pedroza to $11.6 million.
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He wanted to withhold final judgment pending more data and analysis.
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A final judgment in the case is expected sometime next year.
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"I'm ready to vote on final judgment," Mr. Barrasso told reporters.
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" But he said the final judgment could be made "pretty quickly.
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The spokesman also said the aide's comments were not a final judgment.
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Turns out, the necessary forms for a final judgment were never properly filed.
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His final judgment was entered by U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni in Manhattan.
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It wants to confuse the public and delay any final judgment by Congress.
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FINAL JUDGMENT Mayweather-McGregor on Tuesday didn't match the best hype of old.
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"Musk has thus violated the court's final judgment by engaging in the very conduct that the preapproval provision of the final judgment was designed to prevent," the SEC wrote in its motion filed on Monday in federal court in Manhattan.
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"Musk has thus violated the Court's Final Judgment by engaging in the very conduct that the preapproval provision of the Final Judgment was designed to prevent," wrote the SEC in its motion filed on Monday in federal court in Manhattan.
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" But in a motion filed Monday with Federal District Court in Manhattan, the S.E.C. said Mr. Musk had "violated the court's final judgment by engaging in the very conduct that the preapproval provision of the final judgment was designed to prevent.
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The justices ruled that until they make a final judgment, Lula cannot be jailed.
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Obviously, at the end of the day, you're responsible for making the final judgment.
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A year after Elliott won its final judgment on the Peruvian bonds, Argentina defaulted.
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"This isn't the court of the final judgment, it's a European court," he said.
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"There is still a long road to the final judgment," the interior minister said.
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But in nearly all of those cases a final judgment has not been reached.
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When they return, expect McConnell to offer a motion to move to final judgment.
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And his final judgment, Furman said, could well make the Supreme Court's job easier.
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But the truth is that it is still too early to pass any final judgment.
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Humble, was not a final judgment, and the State Legislature was determined to keep trying.
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If mediation in Burkina Faso fails, the plaintiffs requested a final judgment from the court.
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We're a long way from any final judgment on God's purposes in the Trump era.
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The TV host's final judgment got the judge's stamp of approval Tuesday in New Jersey.
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According to TorrentFreak, a proposed final judgment has been reached between audio-ripping site YouTube-MP3.
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Its order will remain in effect until the Court issues its final judgment on the merits.
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Watkins Sr. is now waiting for the FEC to reach a final judgment in the case.
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And I do reserve final judgment until after I've had some hands-on time with them.
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He also falsely claimed that the 1973 memo played no role in Mueller&aposs final judgment.
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The order will be in place until a final judgment, whose date has not been set.
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Unfortunately, I'll have to reserve my final judgment until I know how much this phone will cost.
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Instead, as you say, the case is likely to proceed to final judgment in the district court.
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The European court "is not the court of final judgment," Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said in August.
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Mr. Tester and Mr. Isakson said they would withhold a final judgment until they completed their investigation.
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There will be no final judgment in which the virtuous are given power and the wicked are damned.
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These savage monsters will not escape their fate — and they will not escape the final judgment of God.
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In March, an environmental commission rejected the project, sending it to the Ministers' Committee for a final judgment.
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The case is still working its way through French courts and a final judgment has not been rendered.
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Minutes later, however, Trump said he will wait to "see what happens tomorrow" before rendering a final judgment.
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A final judgment could take weeks or months, according to Ricardo Lagunes, a lawyer involved in the case.
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The court stressed that its ruling was not a final judgment, but necessary due to impending election deadlines.
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In 2014 the German Federal Court of Justice handed down a final judgment, once again rejecting her case.
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" As for how he plans to vote, Durbin said, "I'll withhold my final judgment until the hearings are over.
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A second round of hearings was held in September, with more sparring but no knockouts, nor a final judgment.
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Some Democrats have said they'll wait for the results of that probe before casting final judgment on Comey's performance.
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Instead, she urged them to "follow the facts" by allowing court cases to play out before passing final judgment.
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For now, senators in both parties are noncommittal, saying they are awaiting the bill text before making a final judgment.
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In a Thursday night order, Engelmayer said he could not enter a final judgment because some claims remained in dispute.
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The media should be applauded, not attacked, for covering this story aggressively, until the special counsel renders a final judgment.
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The case at hand concerning Young has not reached a final judgment and will continue to percolate in lower courts.
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The court will issue its final judgment at the end of May, at which time New Balance could get damages.
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SCHIFF: I want to discuss this with my constituents and my colleagues before I make a final judgment on it.
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Several times, officials predicted he was nearing a decision to adopt his commanders' recommendations, only to see the final judgment delayed.
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Based on their actions in the underworld they face the final judgment whereupon they go to heaven or hell through death.
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Wilenchik compared Arpaio's situation to that of a criminal defendant who died before there was a final judgment in their case.
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A final judgment is still to be made at the Supreme Court, where Mr Lee's fate could take yet another turn.
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Leggatt said he was not yet able to make a final judgment on whether Dana Gas had deliberately engineered the injunction.
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The final judgment on whether Trump colluded with Russia or committed other wrongs must await the report of the special prosecutor.
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That number led to court files and the 1974 final judgment of divorce for Benjamin A. Vereen and Andrea Townsley Vereen.
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"If you were to own the company after a final judgment in the Hogan case, what would your editorial strategy be?"
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It is as if she had taken a knife and slashed through everything that had come before this unsparing final judgment.
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"I want to discuss this with my constituents and my colleagues before I make a final judgment on it," he said.
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The IAEA then made a final judgment in 28503 as the nuclear deal was being adopted that reiterated its 22019 findings.
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Still, this opinion clearly isn't universal, and I'm willing to give the genre some time to mature before making a final judgment.
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Sources close to Whitaker say he will await final judgment but, in recent days, has developed reservations about proceeding with the plan.
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"Vigilant subjectivity" is what's required, and playing it straight — presenting all the information and allowing the reader to make the final judgment.
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The judge also banned Gault from serving as an officer or director of public companies, in a final judgment issued on Thursday.
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Presumably, the judge said, the justices expect that he will have entered a final judgment by the time they hear the case.
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If that's any indication, Smart Compose will likely be a success for Google, though we'll reserve final judgment until we use it.
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Senator John Cornyn, the Senate's No. 2 Republican, withdrew his endorsement but said Alabama voters should make the final judgment on Moore.
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So senators can seek evidence as they will, and may not dodge their duty, remembering that the people will make the final judgment.
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"While Musk claims to 'respect the justice system,' his deliberate indifference to compliance with this Court's final judgment indicates otherwise," the SEC argues.
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A final judgment on how to deal with the sections of the act is expected in July, rights groups and local media said.
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In the report, he makes the decision to leave the final judgment on this to Congress, rather than making a prosecutorial call himself.
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Trump previously said he would wait until hearing from Haspel before rendering final judgment on who was responsible for the dissident journalist's killing.
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"We disagree with the judge's final judgment, and so we're exploring appellate options at this point," Mr. de Blasio told reporters on Monday.
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Pence's remarks Earlier Saturday, Pence held off from expressing a final judgment about whether sarin gas was deployed in the chemical weapons attack.
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The tradition is said to symbolize the final judgment after death to decide if a soul goes to heaven, to purgatory to hell.
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The character was actually based on St. Michael the Archangel, who according to Christian tradition is involved in the final judgment of souls.
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The Bible you speak carries a final judgment where all of God's wrath and eternal terror is poured out on men like you.
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But if the Supreme Court does take the appeals, justices may issue no final judgment until the court's term ends in seven months.
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It's early to make a final judgment on the wines of 2018, even for Mr. Dirksen, a critic for Vinum, an industry publication.
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That meant that no final judgment was entered in the case, the DOJ said, and Arpaio would face no consequences from the guilty verdict.
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So yeah, about that: I am no expert on this stuff, and I certainly haven't had this laptop long enough to render final judgment.
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Clinton has explained the apparent reversal on the trade deal by saying that she was reserving final judgment until the agreement was fully negotiated.
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Although a final judgment depends on further study, it now appears that North Korea did not detonate a hydrogen bomb on Wednesday as claimed.
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In a 50-page final judgment against him last year, phrases like "grossly inconsistent with his duties" and "incomplete, misleading and manipulative" leap out.
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Those quotation marks around "Anthropocene" in the group's name won't disappear until some final judgment on the validity of a new epoch is reached.
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"If all the legal proceedings go to the Supreme Court then the final judgment will not be handed until 2020 or 2021," said Lomas.
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Meanwhile, the eight justices have split evenly in several major cases, which puts off any final judgment on lawsuits that affect millions of Americans.
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Dany did more damage to the throne room than it could ever have done to her, and Drogon gave the throne its final judgment.
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But both sides agreed that the final judgment on Mr. Trump will be rendered by voters when they cast ballots in just nine months.
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But Barr also noted that Mueller did not exonerate Trump in an obstruction of justice probe, choosing instead to not make a final judgment.
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If those branches could sit in final judgment on the constitutionality of their own actions, however, the Constitution would be rendered worse than meaningless.
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A black nudibranch and a frogfish are determined to be the top two, however, we will hold final judgment until the week is over.
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However, Bhala said, the NAFTA and WTO dispute resolution processes are slow, taking years to reach a final judgment, and can be difficult to enforce.
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Some states took just one trafficking case to a final judgment that year, according to the data from the Inter-Ministerial Commission Against Human Trafficking.
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The terms were outlined in a final judgment issued on Thursday by U.S. District Judge James Selna of the federal court in Santa Ana, California.
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We'll need to live with the gadget for a while before we pass final judgment, but so far we like what we see ... er, hear.
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Conventional wisdom was that the court would decide to allow proceedings to continue in the courts below, and only step in after a final judgment.
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He said that Bishop Bransfield would be restricted from ministry in West Virginia and the archdiocese of Baltimore, pending a final judgment by the Vatican.
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Last month, the European Court of Justice ordered Poland to suspend the provisions, warning that they threaten judicial independence (it will issue a final judgment later).
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And aside from our initial excitement, we'll reserve final judgment for when we get to spend more time with the new 1000X headphones for a review.
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The PMA declined Hyperalleric's request for response, saying it will not be making further comments on the case or bequest until it becomes a final judgment.
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LAWYERS FOR TESLA'S ELON MUSK SAY HE DID NOT VIOLATE COURTS FINAL JUDGMENT AND THERE IS NO BASIS TO ISSUE CONTEMPT SANCTIONS AGAINST HIM - COURT FILING
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Several lawmakers who participated in the meeting described it as "positive," but some said that they're reserving final judgment until Facebook comes through on its promises.
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Mr. Trump said he would reserve final judgment until American officials, including the C.I.A. director, Gina Haspel, returned from Turkey in the next couple of days.
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"We would wait until there's a final judgment in the final court of authority—in this case, it would obviously be the Supreme Court," he said.
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A spokeswoman for the ECJ said there is no date yet for a final judgment but one usually follows between three and six months after the opinion.
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Private judges are often used in high-profile divorce cases, keeping many details of a breakup out of the public eye while a final judgment is negotiated.
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"While Musk claims to "respect the justice system," his deliberate indifference to compliance with this Court's Final Judgment indicates otherwise," lawyers for the SEC wrote in February.
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Google may choose to appeal in EU courts, but Intel, the previous antitrust fine record holder, has waited seven years for a final judgment on its appeal.
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"The defense case is closed and the final judgment will be given on the 23rd of this month", presiding judge Ladu Eriminio Sekwat said during the hearing.
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The judge did not grant an injunction, so it's unclear whether this is a final judgment on the law or if it could be stayed or appealed.
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It's also the final judgment of a joint investigation between the Australian Privacy Commissioner and the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, the results of which were published Wednesday.
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"We think the judge imposed remedies far exceeding what is provided under the law," Newhouse said in a phone interview, referring to the final judgment against Gault.
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We have a year to go before we can render a more final judgment on this decade of disillusion, and to begin to sense what comes next.
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U.S. Department of Justice lawyers representing Trump had urged the appeals court to step in, rather than wait until a final judgment in the case was issued.
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Sullivan said he expects the case to be "poised for resolution within six months," at which point Trump's lawyer could appeal his final judgment to a higher court.
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The government is set to appeal in the Supreme Court with analysts at Julius Baer saying a final judgment on the matter "should" be available by year end.
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Musk thus violated last year's settlement by engaging in the very conduct that the preapproval provision of the final judgment was designed to prevent, according to the regulator.
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First, the majority didn't just let the execution go ahead on schedule; they squelched the Eleventh Circuit's effort to find out more facts before rendering a final judgment.
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Two justices, Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr., wrote separately that they agreed with the remedy, thus providing a unanimous 8-0 vote for the final judgment.
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" DOJ didn't even try to argue that it would be irreparably harmed if Furman entered a final judgment, the judge said, because such an argument would be "laughable.
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And it compounded its error (and signaled a lack of confidence in its actions), by failing to enter a final judgment to enable an appeal in ordinary course.
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Judge Maren Nelson just sent Jill a legal doc, obtained by TMZ, in which she says the case has been stagnant and Jill hasn't moved for a final judgment.
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A 2002 final judgment imposed several rules on Microsoft that were meant to provide a better experience to consumers and a more level playing field for other technology companies.
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The administration's only real hope is to wait until a ninth justice is commissioned and try again — either by appealing the final judgment or filing a petition for rehearing.
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"I'll leave the final judgment to others, but I am proud that not a single fact was ever challenged in Michael Craig's brilliant 8,000-word story," Mr. Kurson said.
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Mr. Corker said that while he was waiting for the conclusions of American intelligence agencies before making a final judgment, he believed that Prince Mohammed was behind the killing.
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"At this moment I can confirm that Poland will comply with the final judgment regarding Bialowieza Forest," the Environment Minister Henryk Kowalczyk was quoted as saying in a statement.
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Trump would lose the ability to gain the benefit of Senate acquittal, and voters in the critical swing states would get the opportunity to render final judgment in November.
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"Musk has admitted that he did not seek pre-approval of his 23:15 tweet, as required by the Court's Final Judgment and Tesla's Policy," read the SEC's Monday motion.
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According to what Facebook told us, the company relies on you and a rights holder to alert them, and then, a human to make the final judgment to remove it.
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"Itau Unibanco respects - but will appeal - the decision of the Carf and is confident that its rights will be recognized in the final judgment," the bank wrote in a statement.
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Burr has long noted that he remains open to the possibility there was collusion and will make a final judgment once the panel's investigation, which is still ongoing, is completed.
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According to new docs, obtained by TMZ ... the judge signed off on a final judgment in Jane Stuart's divorce from Kevin, ending a process that started way back in 2016.
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In a motion filed on Tuesday, prosecutors asked the Connecticut high court to delay filing its final judgment as they petition the United States Supreme Court to review the case.
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Adopting this Solomonic approach for Trump would allow the Senate to punish him for his transgressions and still give the American people the opportunity to render a final judgment next fall.
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By publicizing the agency's conclusions well before the election, Mr. Comey has vindicated the rule of law and left the final judgment in this matter to the electorate, where it belongs.
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Under the Vatican court system, which closely resembles its secular Italian counterpart, prosecutors and defendants have three days to appeal the verdict, with a final judgment in the Court of Cassation.
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The court is expected to rule in the coming months, with the losing party likely to appeal to the EU Court of Justice, and a final judgment could take several years.
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She suggested allowing plaintiffs to manufacture a final judgment to trigger an automatic appeal could have negative repercussions, like permitting parties to skip over the district court on a legal question.
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Washington may hold off on making a final judgment until the end of a five-day period when the opposition can produce further evidence to contest the results, the official added.
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And in military commissions issues, he argued in a 2014 dissent that the appeals court had no jurisdiction to hear challenges brought by defendants before the tribunal issues a final judgment.
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The court has handed down a final judgment in one previous genocide case, in which Bosnia accused neighboring Serbia of masterminding a genocide of Bosnian Muslims during the 1992-95 war.
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Historically, these intense interviews have been off the record, meaning nothing that's said leaves the room or ends up in our writing, other than the final judgment made by the board.
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Phoenix (CNN)He rarely showed it in his public life, but John McCain spent a lot of time thinking about this moment -- when he would face his final judgment before God.
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Experts in insider trading and legal ethics said that they had not seen evidence that any laws were broken but more information was needed before they could make a final judgment.
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LA County Superior Court advised the couple that their divorce case may be delayed because they have yet to file and enter the final judgment, a document obtained by The Blast revealed .
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The official said the US could withhold a final judgment on the election until the end of a five-day period in which the opposition can present evidence to contest the results.
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"Because Jeffrey Epstein, the defendant, died while this case was pending, and therefore before a final judgment was issued, the Indictment must be dismissed under the rule of abatement," Thursday's filing reads.
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But opponents say the country should have a right to pass final judgment on any exit deal negotiated, and the Scottish litigation is the latest attempt to try to make this happen.
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Pompeo expressed skepticism that the talks would lead to a permanent solution to the conflict between the two countries, but said, "we'll just have to wait and see" before rendering final judgment.
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We'll need to spend more time with the screens to really give a final judgment, but my initial impression is that the Pixel 3 XL screen is significantly improved over last year's screen.
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U.S. District Judge William Alsup in San Francisco also entered final judgment in favor of Google, which now allows Oracle to appeal to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
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Not as the term is generally understood in the culture, although the final judgment and God's dreadful fiery vengeance would at least have prevented a few desultory 24-point losses to the Bucks.
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"In legal terms, it isn't very significant because any issues the president would like to raise he's free to raise on appeal when there is a final judgment in the case," he said.
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"Their latest and strangest effort is a motion to stay all further proceedings, including entry of final judgment, pending the Supreme Court's resolution of their challenge this Court's discovery-related orders," he said.
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The process includes an objective assessment of the problem through inclusive information-gathering; a balanced weighing of alternative solutions and coming to final judgment on a solution through robust debate among all parties.
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"The most appropriate course of action, in my view, is to leave the final judgment in the hands of Alabama voters — where it has always belonged — and withdraw my endorsement," Majority Whip Sen.
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The Democrats who have expressed support for taking the next step toward impeachment since the August recess began have made clear they haven't made a final judgment on removing Trump from office. Rep.
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The court has handed down a final judgment in one other genocide case in the past, in which Bosnia accused neighboring Serbia of masterminding genocide of Bosnian Muslims during the 1992-95 war.
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A federal judge has approved a final judgment against defunct Medical Capital Holdings, ending a 2009 Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit accusing the medical financing company of running a nearly $1 billion Ponzi scheme.
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" While reserving final judgment on Pruitt, Manchin wrote in a letter to West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, made public Wednesday, that he believes "the president should have a chance to pick his team.
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But opponents say the country should have a right to pass final judgment on any exit deal negotiated, and the Scottish challenge is one of the most robust legal challenges to it so far.
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Industry groups have resisted the idea in talks since June, arguing it could set a dubious precedent of blacklisting suppliers before final judgment of their cases, said five people familiar with the confidential negotiations.
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"My job as Senator is to uphold the Constitution and the rule of law, and I must fulfill my responsibility to listen to all the evidence before making a final judgment," she added. Sen.
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Talking about something is very different from delivering it in a way that satisfies, of course, so we'll reserve final judgment until we get a chance to try out Bixby for ourselves later this month.
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While Biden didn't fully embrace her proposal — saying it's "premature" to make a final judgment — he praised Warren and said she "has a very strong case to be made" for cracking down on tech giants.
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"While the details of a preliminary agreement haven't yet been released and I reserve final judgment until there is a final agreement that includes Canada, I am encouraged by the progress announced today," said Sen.
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" He said in a statement, "The most appropriate course of action, in my view, is to leave the final judgment in the hands of Alabama voters — where it has always belonged — and withdraw my endorsement.
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This is similar to how the "jury" works on many other competitive reality shows, like Survivor or Big Brother, except that those contestants know that, eventually, the eliminated will come back for their final judgment.
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The criteria for those athletes who could be eligible have yet to be agreed upon, Pakhnotskaya said, and any lengthy delay in a final judgment could lead to them failing to meet the required standards.
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World Rugby chief executive Gosper said that while he did not know enough about the deal to make a final judgment on whether it was "good or bad" for the game, he had his reservations.
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In a Decibel interview last summer, you mentioned your inspiration had seem to run dry with the Process Church of the Final Judgment but there are still connections to the traditional hymns of the church, correct?
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Throughout his life, Trump has made no apologies for a management style that seeks to pit people who work for him against one another in a sort of Thunderdome battle in which Trump offers final judgment.
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To be sure, the Trump team deserves some, but not too much, time before a final judgment is rendered about whether they will achieve complete, verifiable, and irreversible dismantlement (CVID) of all weapons of mass destruction.
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The President's comments about the senators amounted to the latest attempt by the White House to reassure the public that it will have a replacement plan ready by the time the courts render a final judgment.
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The cases cited by Arpaio and the Justice Department, Bolton wrote, focus on vacating the final judgment in a case before dismissing it — not the more broad request of vacating all of the orders in the case.
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Even Justice Alito had to agree, albeit somewhat grudgingly, in a separate opinion that complained about the court's assertion of jurisdiction this late in the day over a procedurally convoluted appeal from a state court's final judgment.
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In a May interview with the Associated Press, he said that splitting up companies such as Facebook was "something we should take a really hard look at" but that it was "premature" to make a final judgment.
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"The most appropriate course of action, in my view, is to leave the final judgment in the hands of Alabama voters — where it has always belonged — and withdraw my endorsement," Cornyn said in a statement on Monday.
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Like a historical version of "Law & Order," the book chronologically reviews and defines the case in lively prose, from the gruesome discovery of the bodies to the jury's final judgment, drawing from primary-source witness statements and testimonies.
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Petrobras has classified the case, which is awaiting final judgment of appeals under the country's tax system, as a "possible" liability and not a "probable" liability, meaning it does not have to make a provision for the case.
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Years later, when Slash and Ferrar were applying for dual citizenship for their son, Cash, they discovered that the divorce paperwork for the Marty marriage had not been properly filed and a final judgment had never been issued.
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" The rules go on to provide that at 1 o'clock on the day following such presentation of the articles by the House, the Senate shall "proceed to the consideration of such articles…until final judgment shall be rendered….
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The SEC on Wednesday said Yue Han, who had worked in Goldman's compliance division, consented to a final judgment under which he will relinquish various brokerage accounts that had been frozen after the regulator sued him in November.
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Doing so would allow them to appeal to independents and the small number of persuadable Democrats who may accept the Republican argument of not overturning the 2016 election and allowing voters to render final judgment in November 2020.
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"I don't think we're going to see a dismissal and I think a dismissal is not nearly as good an outcome for the president and the country as will be a final judgment on the merits," said Sen.
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"I don't think we're going to see a dismissal, and I think a dismissal is not nearly as good an outcome for the president and the country as will be a final judgment on the merits," he added.
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"In short, there is no reason to give governmental defendants special deference when trying to pick and choose which cases reach final judgment," The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, a conservative legal organization, said in an amicus brief.
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"To come home, and a week later have this decision at the Supreme Court — while we know this is not over and it's not a final judgment — is disheartening," said the West Point graduate who has served since 2008.
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Last year Mr Zuckerberg announced that Facebook wanted to set up a "content review board" of independent experts—a kind of "Supreme Court", in his words, which would make "the final judgment call on what should be acceptable speech".
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The Government has represented that, if it is unable to finalize the contracts by September 30, then the funds at issue will be returned to the Treasury and the injunction will have operated, in effect, as a final judgment.
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It would actually be pretty weird if we all liked the same thing My point, in brief, is that the final judgment for any smartphone or gadget's usefulness has to be informed by the user's particular and specific desires.
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My time with the earbuds was brief, and the press room was loud, so I won't be able to place final judgment on the quality of the feature (or the sound quality, in general) until I have more time with them.
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Arpaio asked US District Judge Susan Bolton in Arizona to vacate the verdict, arguing that because he hadn't been sentenced and there was no final judgment in the case, he had lost the opportunity to appeal and challenge the guilty verdict.
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When he says that the SCOF will "ultimately make the final judgment call on what should be acceptable speech in a community that reflects the social norms and values of people all around the world," he sets an impossible goal.
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They've been steadily moving past the strong ties to the hymnody of The Process Church of The Final Judgment—a Scientology splinter group based in London that reached peak relevance in the 1960s and 70s—that informed the band's earlier work.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The federal judge overseeing the multidistrict litigation over allegedly defective hip implants made by Johnson & Johnson's DePuy Orthopaedics unit has entered a $245 million final judgment for six plaintiffs in a case decided by a jury last November.
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While it is possible legislation could be introduced and passed between the time of a final judgment late this year, and May's end-of-March deadline, it is likely to be tight and may result in the triggering being pushed back.
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" The SEC said the database will include individuals "who have settled, defaulted, or contested an enforcement action brought by the SEC, provided that a final judgment or order was entered against them in a federal court or an administrative proceeding.
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But Mr. Cooper said any final judgment on Mr. McGahn would still not answer the question about whether his clients should testify because they would be asked about national security matters in a way that Mr. McGahn would not be.
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"This could lead them in six months or a year or more to look for a way to settle the dispute with the Philippines," Mr. Reichler said, "which would mean accommodating themselves to the final judgment in a significant way."
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Trump said he will render a final judgment on who was responsible for Khashoggi's death after CIA Director Gina Haspel and other U.S. officials return over the next few days from Turkey, where they were reviewing evidence in the case.
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While we need to await the revelation of more evidence to render a final judgment on this point, what we know now offers no support for the President's tweeted defense -- or his proclamation that the investigation is a "WITCH HUNT."
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In the first year of the playoff, 2014, the only disagreement about the committee's final judgment was over the semantics of the "13th data point" that put Ohio State in over the Big 12 co-champions Baylor and Texas Christian.
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I'm not ready to render my final judgment quite yet, but if you're in the market for a pair of earbuds that sound good and don't mind filling up the iPhone 7's only port, this is a good option.
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Biden, who was vice president in the Silicon Valley-friendly Obama administration, has said that splitting up companies such as Facebook was "something we should take a really hard look at" but that it was "premature" to make a final judgment.
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Biden, who was vice president in the Silicon Valley-friendly Obama administration, has said that splitting up companies such as Facebook was "something we should take a really hard look at" but that it was "premature" to make a final judgment.
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The preliminary injunction preserves the status quo and the rights of the parties until a final judgment on the merits, while a TRO preserves the status quo before a preliminary injunction hearing may be held, because even that date isn't soon enough.
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However in the final judgment of a ruling last month that Article 50 cannot be triggered without parliament's assent, Britain's High Court said that once notice of leaving was given then it will "inevitably result in the complete withdrawal of the United Kingdom".
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While it is possible legislation could be introduced and passed between the time of a final judgment late this year, and May's end-of-March 2017 deadline, it is likely to be tight and may result in the triggering being pushed back.
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Because Arpaio had been convicted, but not sentenced, for criminal contempt due to his repeated refusal to follow federal court orders in a case challenging his policies for detaining people based solely on their perceived immigration status, there was no final judgment.
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The Congress is called to render a final judgment on whether Americans will have their day in court and the opportunity to make the case before a jury of their peers that Saudi Arabia was a facilitator in the murders of 9/11.
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In its request for a stay of further proceedings and final judgment, Justice Department argued it would be an inefficient use of time and resources of the court to proceed with the case in light of the pending U.S. Supreme Court decision.
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"Since neither the Court nor the parties has a crystal ball to forecast how this final judgment, along with its arbitration mechanisms, will actually function ... I believe that certain additional steps are necessary," Leon wrote in a memo accompanying his September order.
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The trial judge in Kentucky had entered a final judgment awarding $1,501 plus legal expenses to the named plaintiff, Kentucky resident Sean Conway, finding the case was moot because the offered amount more than satisfied the demands for individual compensation in his complaint.
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Unlike Presidents Richard M. Nixon or Bill Clinton, Mr. Trump faces an election after his impeachment battle, meaning that the voters will serve as the court of appeals rendering their own final judgment on whether he has committed high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Joshua Block, a staff attorney with the National ACLU's Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender & HIV Project, said the decision is not a final judgment on the school's policy, but sets a legal principle that discrimination against transgender students violates Title IX anti-discrimination laws.
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He began to believe that Ross' rationale for the citizenship question had been invented, and that, despite the deference he would normally give an executive branch official, Ross' claim had to matter in the court's final judgment, which Roberts announced on June 22019.
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Previously, the challenges to Section 377 have come through curative petitions — a special plea in which petitioners ask Supreme Court judges to review a matter even though the final judgment on it has been passed, on account of that judgment having violated principles of natural justice.
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A lawyer for Mr. Naquin, John S. McLindon of Baton Rouge, said he did not want to discuss specifics of the case out of respect for the Gruver family, but added, "I think we should wait until all the evidence comes in" before making a final judgment.
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"The final judgment entered in this case was a dismissal with prejudice, and the district court's findings of fact and conclusions of law played no role in that dismissal," Judge Jay Bybee wrote in a 15-page opinion joined by Judges Randy Smith and Daniel Collins.
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Poland's Environment Minister Henryk Kowalczyk, who replaced Szyszko in January, said in a statement following the adviser's opinion that Poland would analyze it in detail and repeated that Warsaw would comply with the court's final judgment on the forest, which he expects most likely in April.
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"The parties did not request from the other and do and did not seek and irrevocably waived any and all rights to receive alimony and support in all forms and/or a combination of forms," according to Krupa and Zago's final judgment of dissolution of marriage obtained by PEOPLE.
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" Caitlin Oakley, a spokeswoman for the Department of Health and Human Services, said Monday that because Judge O'Connor had not issued a final judgment or an injunction, the department "will continue administering and enforcing all aspects of the A.C.A. as it had before the court issued its decision.
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Until the public gets tired of voting and lets him win, or until he is defeated in a way that enables his rivals to form a coalition, or until a final judgment that could take years, or until there's crisis severe enough to make his indictment seem small in comparison.
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You can imagine some sort of structure, almost like a Supreme Court, that is made up of independent folks who don't work for Facebook, who ultimately make the final judgment call on what should be acceptable speech in a community that reflects the social norms and values of people all around the world.
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Hathaway and Shapiro concede that, in its final judgment, the Nuremberg court reverted to a form of reasoning that Allied lawyers had warned against: it argued that, since the defendants should have known that their actions were wrong, the court was justified in punishing them—effectively an exercise in ex-post-facto legislation.
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But Speier said she's talked about her bill with Marines Commandant Robert Neller, the general in charge of the judicial component of the Marines and the Office of the Secretary of Defense, who told her they recognize its value, though they want to examine the exact language before making a final judgment.
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"You can imagine some sort of structure, almost like a Supreme Court, that is made up of independent folks who don't work for Facebook, who ultimately make the final judgment call on what should be acceptable speech in a community that reflects the social norms and values of people all around the world," Zuckerberg said.
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JEI, who have been assisting residents, welcomed the ruling in a statement which read in part: "The final judgment delivered by the court was a huge step forward in the quest for justice for Otodo Gbame evictees and brings relief to over 270,000 residents of other waterfront communities in Lagos that have been living under the threat of eviction."
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"The House respectfully disagrees with the Court's standing decision, but the parties are in agreement that there is no need for any further proceedings or briefing in this case and the Court should immediately dismiss the amended complaint for lack of jurisdiction and enter final judgment so that the House may promptly appeal that order," the court document reads.
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John Barrasso said, "The overwhelming consensus is we've heard enough -- and it's time to move to a final judgment," The message from several senators was that the feeling inside the closed-door Senate GOP meeting on Tuesday afternoon was that McConnell was on the path to getting the votes -- not that he was in danger of losing the vote.
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In which case the final judgment may depend as much on how the world evolves as how his clothes evolve; whether we continue down the road of reality TV, of value systems shaped as much by convenience as closely held moral codes, of businesses run by likes and follower numbers as much as the desire to create something genuinely new — or change direction.
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Matt says as much, but it's also worth noting what he doesn't say: that in some interpretations of the biblical Book of Revelation (which foretells the end of the world), the "tribulation" period between the rapture — similar in nature to the Departure — and the final judgment is seven years, and there's a clean break at the 3.5-year mark when the Antichrist will make himself known.
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First, it could press Mexico to do more to stop the flow of Central American and other migrants north through its territory as they seek a way into the US. Second, they argue, it would begin to stop what they see as a persistent issue of immigrants seeking a life in the US presenting themselves at the border, claiming a right to asylum and then disappearing as they await final judgment on their case.
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It is hard to identify Swift's final judgment of the poetry; he declares that "the grand bad faith of the 'Cantos' — its pomposity, its anger — is a constant, running line after line," but this is so instantly untrue that one wants to chalk it up to the spiteful impatience every reader has felt who has engaged deeply with Pound's allusive and polyphonic poem and emerged occasionally inspired but also baffled and frustrated.
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Roche Holding AG: * SAYS U.S. DISTRICT COURT ISSUED A FINAL JUDGMENT IN FAVOR OF GENENTECH AND AGAINST SHIRE IN HEMLIBRA PATENT LAWSUIT, STATING HEMLIBRA DOES NOT INFRINGE SHIRE'S PATENT * SAYS SINCE THE CASE HAS BEEN RESOLVED IN FAVOR OF ITS GENENTECH UNIT, THERE IS NO LONGER A TRIAL SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 2019 * SAYS CONFIDENT THAT PATIENT ACCESS TO HEMLIBRA IN THE U.S. WILL NOT BE AFFECTED AS A RESULT OF THIS LEGAL MATTER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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And in many other important cases involving Guantánamo detainees, Judge Kavanaugh sided with the government — including ruling in ways that made it harder for detainees to win habeas corpus lawsuits challenging the basis for their indefinite wartime detention without trial; arguing that the appeals court had no jurisdiction to hear challenges brought by military commissions defendants before the tribunal issued a final judgment; and maintaining that international law cannot be enforced in court as a constraint against what Congress and the president do with tribunals. video
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Under existing Senate rules, the upper chamber "shall" begin the process of considering articles of impeachment if charges are officially brought by the House: Upon such articles being presented to the Senate, 102 the Senate shall, at 1 o'clock afternoon of the day (Sunday excepted) following such presentation, or sooner if ordered by the Senate, proceed to the consideration of such articles and shall continue in session from day to day (Sundays excepted) after the trial shall commence (unless otherwise ordered by the Senate) until final judgment shall be rendered, and so much longer as may, in its judgment, be needful.
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