If they had evidence, they would have gone to court.
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In fact, this type of situation has already gone to court.
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Opponents of the Trump administration's direction have already gone to court.
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Imagine if they had gone to court after, say, only one month.
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Sixteen have gone to court to prevent a rollback of environmental regulations.
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The two companies have gone to court in the past over similar allegations.
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The rights group says 288 individuals have been charged and gone to court.
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I haven't gone to Pride in years, but I have gone to court.
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It won't be the first time Furie and Pepe have gone to court.
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Anthony has not made a plea yet and has not gone to court.
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Ms. Windsor had originally gone to court simply to obtain a tax refund.
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He has gone to court several times to renew his civil judgment against Simpson.
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He has not gone to court yet and has not yet entered a plea.
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He'd never gone to court before for anything serious, much less taken the stand.
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One attorney has gone to court to get what he calls the full tape.
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This case should have gone to court but was blocked by a ripoff clause.
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It should have gone to court to pressure Trump aides to testify, for example.
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This isn't the first time Musk has gone to court over his Twitter behavior.
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This won't be the first time Musk has gone to court for some bad tweets.
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This isn't the first time the duo have gone to court over issues of stalking.
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When executive privilege cases have gone to court in the past, it's gone both ways.
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Toronto taxi drivers have held protests and gone to court to try to halt Uber.
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In fact, one corruption case has gone to court in Ukraine based on such evidence.
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But opponents from several states have gone to court seeking to halt its implementation as well.
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One answer is that no one with standing has gone to court and asked it to.
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Unlike previous cases where climate change has gone to court, the science itself isn't on trial.
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It's hardly the first time that tech giants have gone to court to defend net neutrality.
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That is why we have gone to court in the McGahn case to set it aside.
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Below, some of the songwriting-infringement cases that have gone to court just in the past decade.
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And they might have gotten away with it, too, Coffina said, had they not gone to court.
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House Democrats could have gone to court months before they did to fight the Trump administration's intransigence.
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Aryn Drake-Lee had gone to court to ask for the increase based on his ability to pay.
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But the insurers, a group of about 30 companies, have gone to court to get out of paying.
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In an interview last year Apple CEO Tim Cook said he wished the case had gone to court.
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MTN has gone to court in Nigeria to challenge the claims, which relate to transactions stretching back a decade.
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But both Republicans and Democrats have argued to the contrary when they've gone to court to enforce their subpoenas.
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He owes a family trust more than $500,000, and the trust has gone to court to enforce his payment.
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Rival Shire, maker of treatments that Hemlibra could replace, has gone to court claiming patent infringement, something Roche disputes.
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However, due to what is likely selection bias, those that have gone to court have typically done quite well.
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California winegrowers have gone to court with their insurers, seeking damages for smoke taint after the wildfires of 2017.
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Advocacy groups have also gone to court, seeking to force Mr. Scott's recusal from any role in election oversight.
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Officials in those jurisdictions have gone to court to block the administration's efforts to revoke federal funding as punishment.
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He owes a family trust more than $500,000, and the trust has gone to court to enforce the payment.
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Even if Jackie had gone to court, though, the Communications Decency Act would have rendered legal action practically futile.
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Mr. Sutton was easier to find in city court records, which indicated that he had gone to court Aug.
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Microsoft has even gone to court to take over web domains created to lure those who fall for its tricks.
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Khloe Kardashian has just gone to court a second time to end her marriage to Lamar Odom ... TMZ has learned.
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But there are two major obstacles: the temple, which has gone to court to block the closing, and the tigers.
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Most importantly, Trump has gone to court to seek judicial review of these conflicts between the legislative and executive branches.
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Has there ever been a time where you've believed a client has been guilty but it's still gone to court?
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Several news organizations have gone to court asking for the release of the jurors' names, citing their First Amendment right.
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Tebas has even gone to court in the United States in an effort to hold a league game outside Spain.
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She's gone to court to break her silence about an alleged affair she had with Trump before he became President.
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The group campaigns for internet freedom and has gone to court several times seeking to lift government restrictions in Pakistan.
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Many Republican governors, meanwhile, have gone to court to try to prevent Syrian refugees from being resettled in their states.
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Jesse Williams's estranged wife has gone to court asking for more money to support their 2 kids ... TMZ has learned.
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Lawyers have also gone to court to take on slavery, citing the news reports and State Department data on forced labor.
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Legal challengers have already gone to court to ask for a ruling on those new restrictions, which were announced last month.
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They insist that they have only gone to court because the commissioner overstepped his authority in applying the personal conduct policy.
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The woman who bought the winning ticket in January had gone to court to keep her name from being made public.
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We Fight Any Claim has gone to court to try to stop the regulator from imposing a deadline on P.P.I. claims.
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Electors in three states have gone to court seeking the chance to vote their mind; another resigned to avoid the vote altogether.
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The lawmakers' cases had gone to court because they went off-script while reading their oaths to Hong Kong's government in September.
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The city of Cosa Mesa, California, has gone to court trying to block federally quarantined patients from going to a facility there.
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The Justice Department has gone to court to block AT&T's purchase of Time Warner, which owns Turner Broadcasting, CNN's corporate parent.
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The landmark case marks the first time that an administration has gone to court to block a vertical merger since the Nixon era.
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The landmark case marks the first time that an administration has gone to court to block a vertical merger since the Nixon era.
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Cuadrilla has also gone to court to protest the protesters and obtained an injunction in July barring them from obstructing its work site.
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In some cases, House Democrats have gone to court to try to enforce subpoenas for witness testimony or documents from the executive branch.
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But licensing loopholes allow him to play the songs anyway, and no artist has gone to court because of it — at least not yet.
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The two had gone to court earlier after Mr. Robinson was arrested in the apartment early that day for having a loaded Hi-Point .
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PepsiCo, the maker of Cheetos, and Kellogg's, producer of Frosted Flakes, have gone to court, arguing that the regulations infringe on their intellectual property.
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Presidents have often gone to court to litigate conflicts over Congress calling top White House officials whose conversations are ordinarily protected by executive privilege.
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Kathy Griffin's neighbor refuses to back down, and has actually gone to court to get his own restraining order against her and her bf.
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Oando, which bought ConocoPhillips' Nigerian business for $1.65 billion in 2014, had gone to court to challenge the suspension of its shares by the SEC.
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But more and more Nakumatt creditors have gone to court in recent months seeking to wind up the business due to non-payment of debts.
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At least three people have gone to court to challenge the government's move but Ncube said he was "very prepared for the fight" in court.
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This is the second time that Terra Firma has gone to court over claims that Citigroup misled Mr. Hands about EMI and the auction process.
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This is the third trial between the two companies This is the third time that Apple and VirnetX have gone to court over this issue.
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By the same token, it probably would have looked a lot worse — and cost Apple a lot more — had Apple gone to court and lost.
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One of the unsuccessful candidates of this month's presidential election, won by liberal anti-graft lawyer Zuzana Caputova, has gone to court alleging vote fraud.
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Opponents have gone to court to try to overturn the neighborhood's rezoning and to force improvements in a building bought by a large landlord company.
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Prince Harry and Meghan haven't yet gone to court, but should they win their lawsuit, they will donate their earnings to an anti-bullying charity.
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According to the Associated Press, some experts estimated that Yahoo could have faced up to a billion dollar payout if the case had gone to court.
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The judge also wrote that the House's lawsuit was different from cases where congressional committees had gone to court to enforce subpoenas to the executive branch.
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Fewer top-level scams have emerged under his rule, and several high-profile cases—typically involving political foes of the BJP—have indeed gone to court.
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Numerous people have gone to court seeking the right to exercise their beliefs by, among other things, welcoming migrants, protesting nuclear proliferation and serving drug users.
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In the wealthy, beachside neighborhood of Venice, where the median home price approaches $2 million, some residents have gone to court to oppose a homeless center.
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He has even gone to court to support a lawsuit to overturn the Affordable Care Act completely, including protections for people with pre-existing health conditions.
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The guy who couldn't remember Elaine Benes on "Seinfeld" is having serious issues with an ex-writer from the show ... and he's gone to court for protection.
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This was also the second time Indigenous groups had gone to court to argue that the federal government had failed to properly consult them on the pipeline.
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The Arizona state Republican Party has gone to court to challenge how signatures for mail-in ballots are being verified, which drew a public rebuke from Sen.
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"Every other attorney general in his position has gone to court to request that the material be turned over in its unredacted entirety to Congress," said Rep.
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Avenatti had gone to court Tuesday offering a quick solution: At his own expense, he'd been ready to escort Antony back to his mother the same day.
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"The curious part of me wished we'd gone to court so I could hear a federal judge decide what imaginary people would and wouldn't do," he wrote.
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Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's Bizzy Bone is being accused of physically abusing and repeatedly harassing his now ex-fiancee, and she's gone to court to get protection.
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Several of the buyers who have gone to court to recover their money have accused the gallery and its former president, Ann Freedman, of conspiring to commit fraud.
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The requests came from the Energy & Environment Legal Institute, a 501c3 funded by the fossil fuel industry that has previously gone to court seeking emails from climate researchers.
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They've gone to court time and again in recent years seeking to overturn laws that are on the books and lobbying against proposed new ones from being enacted.
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Mr. Ramaphosa's police minister has gone to court to challenge the Public Protector's recommendation, and Mr. Ramaphosa is waiting to see the legal outcome, his office has said.
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Ms. Carter had gone to court in 2016 to successfully persuade Probate Judge Greg Norris of Monroe County to seal the will, citing Ms. Lee's desire for privacy.
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"How we will deal with witnesses remains to be seen," she said, adding that House leaders should have gone to court if witnesses refused to appear before Congress.
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"Jack McCullough is an innocent man who was victimized by the judicial system," said Ainsworth, who has gone to court on behalf of several clients who were wrongfully convicted.
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Many states, cities and civil rights groups have gone to court over the citizenship question, which is among a series of White House policies signaling tighter control over immigration.
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A group of public school parents has gone to court in hopes of prying from New York State money that they say they were promised for improving their schools.
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When White House deputy counsel Patrick Philbin took the stage, he argued that the House should have gone to court to force witnesses to testify in its impeachment inquiry.
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In the United States, Portugal, Uganda, Pakistan and India, children have gone to court to sue their governments for failing to protect them from the effects of climate change.
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Local 961 has gone to court to block the transfer of the axle plant to a Fiat Chrysler supplier and has accused UAW officials of corruptly acquiescing to the sale.
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Outside the court, defense attorney Jamie Benjamin called the charges "flimsy" and accused the government of trying Sayoc in the media, forcing judgment before the case has gone to court.
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The agency also argued that the settlement was far better than it could have gotten — and agreed to much sooner than would have happened — if it had gone to court.
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Democrats have only gone to court over one such refusal so far — McGahn's decision to defy a subpoena to testify about events described in former special counsel Robert Mueller's report.
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Activists have gone to court in Britain to challenge the legality of over £3.3bn ($4.1bn) of arms sales to Saudi Arabia since the onset of its Yemen war in March 2015.
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Unlike subpoena fights between the executive branch and legislative branch that have gone to court over the last decade or so, fights over IRS statute 6103 are untested in the courts.
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Trudeau's Liberal government has also said it will assert its jurisdiction, even as British Columbia has gone to court to attempt to prove its right to block increased crude shipments west.
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The constant swirl of whether Pelosi will permit her caucus to move ahead dominates the news cycle and fights over documents for Democratic investigations have gone to court to be decided.
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If adopted, we believe would require courts to determine whether a young woman had a sufficient support network when making her decision, even in cases where she has gone to court.
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"The animals are suffering in this tug-of-war between federal and local governments over the zoo," said Owais Awan, a lawyer who has gone to court to help resolve the issue.
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The woman who accused Nelly of raping her has gone to court and asked a judge to order him not to do to other women what she says he did to her.
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A group formed to fight the plan, Friends of Historic Flemington, has gone to court, asserting that Flemington officials failed to comply with a request for records on the Borough Council's deliberations.
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Dennis Quaid may be overpaying his estranged wife for child and spousal support ... but then again, he might be underpaying, so everyone's quietly gone to court to try and square things up.
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Deputy white house counsel, Patrick Philbin took on the house manager's constitutional arguments in a lecture on why the house really should have gone to court to work this whole thing out.
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"We've gone to court in order to safeguard the rights of our members and to ensure that proper legal process is followed if retrenchments do occur," NUMSA spokeswoman Phakamile Hlubi-Majola said.
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The argument is expected to go like this: If House Democrats really wanted to speak with Mulvaney, Bolton and others, then they should have gone to court to secure their testimony. Sen.
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Chandaria is chancellor of a private university in Kenya's capital that has gone to court to claim 20 acres of land which were also sold to a Kenyan living in the United States.
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While some high-profile cases exist, congressional legal experts say there are relatively few recent examples where Congress has gone to court to force the executive branch to turn over information or testimony.
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" The Republican commissioners led by Simons said if the FTC had gone to court "it is highly unlikely that any judge would have imposed a civil penalty even remotely close to this one.
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Other top officials, such as former deputy national security adviser Charles Kupperman, have separately gone to court for guidance on whether they are immune from testimony or must comply with impeachment-related subpoenas.
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On Sunday, the president-elect doubled down on his criticism of the show, took aim at SNL and boasted that he would have prevailed had a civil suit against Trump University gone to court.
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Energy producer ConocoPhillips Co has gone to court alleging the pledge of 50.1 percent of Citgo stock is fraudulent, meaning the PDVSA bondholders will have a tough time getting their hands on the stock.
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Several groups and individuals around the United States have gone to court to try to do what the Trump administration has so far declined to do: confront the causes and effects of global warming.
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Among them: a domestic abuse survivor who had gone to court seeking a restraining order and a woman who entered the United States 20 years ago after her husband was kidnapped three times in Mexico.
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Democrats who lead the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee are considering articles of impeachment against Trump and have gone to court to seek underlying evidence from Mueller's probe to help determine whether to move forward.
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The agency's enforcement director said the FTC feared Facebook would have gone to court rather than allow Zuckerberg to be deposed and that the agency felt it had all the information it needed without him.
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The ACLU has long opposed this warrantless surveillance and has repeatedly gone to court seeking to put an end to it, including in a new brief filed in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday.
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The Chamber of Mines has gone to court seeking to block the charter, calling it "so confusing and confused, and so contradictory in its core provisions", that it has left mining companies and legal experts perplexed.
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Business groups in Washington and Arizona have gone to court to block the November ballot initiatives, and lawmakers in Maine have introduced a number of bills that seek to roll back or weaken the wage increase.
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"This is the third time Hawaii has gone to court to stop President Trump from issuing a travel ban that discriminates against people based on their nation of origin or religion," Chin said in a statement.
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The Justice Department had gone to court to try to force Apple to develop a new operating system to allow access into the encrypted phone, setting off an intense national debate about privacy versus national security.
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They say Democrats should have gone to court to force the testimony of senior officials who were directly involved in the matter after Trump ordered them not to cooperate - a process that could have taken months.
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Now, as if to prove Mr. Samson right, a colonel in the Myanmar Army has gone to court seeking to have the minister prosecuted for his comments about the military during that conversation with Mr. Trump.
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Now, as if to prove Mr. Samson right, a colonel in the Myanmar Army has gone to court seeking to have the minister prosecuted for his comments about the military during that conversation with Mr. Trump.
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Amazon has gone to court to accuse President Trump of using "improper pressure" on the Pentagon to harm Amazon's chief executive, Jeff Bezos — whom it calls the president's "perceived political enemy," writes the NYT's Kate Conger.
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If the lawsuit had gone to court, Deibert wrote that Citizen Lab intended to lean on the 2015 Protection of Public Participation Act, which was designed to thwart litigation against organizations acting in the public interest.
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The companies, which hold government leases to drill in the Gulf, continue to extract oil and gas from those wells while not being required to pay royalties, a right the industry has gone to court to defend.
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In a report for the Century Foundation, Richman argues that just as corporations have gone to court to claim broad constitutional protections, workers should assert their fundamental rights to free speech and equal protection under the law.
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Such moves are firmly opposed the education secretary, Betsy DeVos, who has gone to court to block Massachusetts and others that have imposed new rules on companies hired by the government to manage federal student loan collections.
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The company, which says the executives accused of wrongdoing have left and that it has overhauled ethics and compliance systems, says a trial could be devastating and has gone to court to try to overturn the ruling.
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The Natural Resources Defense Council and other environmental and consumer groups have gone to court in an effort to stop the rollback affecting specialty bulbs, as did fifteen states, New York City and the District of Columbia.
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They say Democrats should have gone to court to force the testimony of senior officials who were directly involved in the matter after Trump ordered them not to cooperate — a process that could take months to resolve.
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Democratic lawyers have already gone to court in New Jersey asking that the judge extend the consent decree for several more years arguing that the RNC has enabled Trump's efforts to "intimidate and discourage minority voters" from voting.
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Both Microsoft and Google have gone to court over whether user emails stored in Europe are within the grasp of a federal warrant if the government doesn't get the permission of the country where the data is hosted.
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Nadler, who has gone to court to compel McGahn to testify about another alleged effort by Trump to curtail the Mueller probe, has said he hopes to decide whether to recommend impeachment by the end of the year.
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Mr. Cosby's insurer, American International Group, better known as A.I.G., has gone to court to deny him coverage, arguing, among other things, that it should not have to cover claims that arose from alleged acts of sexual misconduct.
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Babatunde Ogungbamila, a lawyer for another lender, Keystone Bank, told the court that the government ought not to have gone to court over the matter and asked that a cost of 20 million naira be imposed on government.
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The president has repeatedly sought to block his most senior aides, as well as former advisers who have left the White House, from speaking to Congress, and has gone to court to stop several of them from cooperating.
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But companies in the gig economy come under fire from unions and politicians for what they call exploitative practices and riders for Deliveroo have gone to court in the UK to seek employment rights such as the minimum wage.
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After the breakup, Wendi Adelson had relocated herself and the couple's two young boys to South Florida, and Markel had gone to court to force them to move back against the wishes of Adelson's family, according to court documents.
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After the couple's breakup, Wendi had relocated herself and the couple's boys to South Florida, and Markel had gone to court to force them to move back to Tallahassee against the wishes of Wendi's family, according to court documents.
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Mr. Trump is battling efforts to get further information about his personal finances, including demands by House Democrats for his tax returns, while the Trump Organization has gone to court to halt requests from Democrats for other financial records.
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She estimates that between 315,000 and 722,000 cases of pay and benefits discrimination, health and disability discrimination, ageism, sexism, racism, harassment and stolen wages that might otherwise have gone to court are falling into a "black hole" every year.
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To the Editor: Mitch McConnell and other Republican senators argue that the Senate should not allow new witnesses or documents in the impeachment trial of President Trump because the House should have gone to court to enforce its subpoenas.
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The company has gone to court to challenge the decision to block the disputed part of the route and to seek alternatives to allay Native Americans' concerns that the pipeline would cross sacred burial sites and pollute drinking water.
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"This is the third time Hawaii has gone to court to stop President Trump from issuing a travel ban that discriminates against people based on their nation of origin or religion," Hawaii Attorney General Doug Chin said in a statement.
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Five days earlier, Warren had gone to court to fill out a handwritten motion saying she had proof that she was given permission to leave Cove Village in 4713 — she had finally managed to get a copy from the housing department.
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Slash claims a man tried make his way into the guitarist's home during a Super Bowl party by convincing Slash's girlfriend he was a friend ... and Slash is so concerned and scared he's gone to court for a restraining order.
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Government sources from both countries have said Morales may sign an agreement with Trump on Monday declaring the Central American country a safe destination for asylum seekers, while five former Guatemalan officials have gone to court to block such a deal.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A transgender pastor who has gone to court in Hong Kong to win the right to marry same-sex couples said on Wednesday that he conducts such weddings in secret because of the risk of arrest.
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The company, better known as A.I.G., had gone to court to deny him coverage, arguing, among other things, that the policies had an exemption that meant it should not have to cover claims that arose from alleged acts of sexual misconduct.
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The city's campaign to make its streets less welcoming to cars has drawn an increasingly intense backlash from drivers, businesses and residents who have gone to court to stop some of the efforts, including the new rules along 218th Street.
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Five days earlier, Warren had gone to court to fill out a handwritten motion saying she had proof that she was given permission to leave Cove Village in 2010 — she had finally managed to get a copy from the housing department.
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The de Blasio administration has gone to court to defend aspects of Mr. Bloomberg's anti-tobacco policy, most recently turning back a challenge to a rule that included electronic cigarettes in the ban on smoking in bars, restaurants and other locations.
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Agarwal said Vedanta worked to comply with Zambia's laws and tax requirements and said he did not understand why state-controlled ZCCM-IH, which holds around 20 percent of KCM, had gone to court to seek the appointment of a provisional liquidator.
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The university could then have gone to court and obtained a Boys Market injunction, directing the rest of the team to honor the terms of the labor agreement and return to playing football (including any bowl game) pending the outcome of the arbitration.
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Companies like Comcast have gone to court in the past to defend their customers from copyright shakedowns; it's highly unlikely that they're going to voluntarily band together to back a hugely invasive and unpopular method of getting the movie theaters a few extra bucks. [TorrentFreak]
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The autopsy, performed by the Clark County coroner, and its related reports were obtained by The New York Times on Friday, and were first reported on by The Las Vegas Review-Journal, which had gone to court with The Associated Press to secure their release.
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But the fact remains: in the two-plus months since the Mueller report became public, the Committee has not obtained substantive, public testimony from a single firsthand witness, and has not even gone to court yet to enforce its subpoenas on McGahn, Hicks, Barr and others.
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Daniels, who has written a "tell-all" book about Trump called "Full Disclosure," has separate from the defamation lawsuit gone to court to challenge the validity of a $130,000 hush money agreement over a tryst she claimed she and Trump had more than a decade ago.
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Democratic lawyers have already gone to court in New Jersey asking that the judge extend the consent decree for several more years -- it is currently set to expire in December 2017 -- arguing that the RNC has enabled Trump's efforts to "intimidate and discourage minority voters" from voting.
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Yet we are three months out from public release of the report, and Congress has not opened a formal impeachment inquiry, heard substantive public testimony from a single fact witness or even gone to court to enforce the subpoenas that the White House has repeatedly defied.
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But the F.B.I. says that solution will not work on other types of phones, and the Justice Department has gone to court to seek Apple's help in getting into the phone in the Brooklyn drug case as well as a case in Boston involving a gang.
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The San Francisco arm of the Federal Reserve has been far more engaged in providing guidance to banks, while the Kansas City Regional Bank has gone to court (using a possible overreach of their legal authority) to stop a new credit union from serving marijuana businesses.
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Sure, they could have gone to court, but Trump and his lawyers promised to fight to the bitter end, meaning that their cases could drag on for years and cost tens — if not hundreds — of thousands of dollars in legal fees that these businesses could not afford to pay.
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A father, John Orsini, has gone to court to prevent the youngest of his three sons from playing high school football because, he said, scientific studies have revealed the perils of repeated blows to the head — especially for an athlete, like his son, who has a history of concussions.
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Why it matters: Protections for people with pre-existing conditions are hugely popular, and the administration may have handed Democrats their strongest health care weapon yet — because now they can make the case that the administration has gone to court to take away protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Trump filed a similar suit to block the House Intelligence and Financial Services committees' subpoenas of Deutsche Bank and Capital One for his companies' financial records, and the House has gone to court to obtain the President's tax returns and grand jury material from former special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Other witnesses, including Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE ally Andrew Miller, have previously gone to court to challenge the special counsel's authority.
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Business trade groups have frequently gone to court since President Barack Obama took office in 2009 to try to block rules about the environment, health or labor unions, but taxes are different because of a law that generally bars suits until a tax is assessed, the lawyers said in interviews this week.
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WASHINGTON — Victims of mass shootings in recent years have gone to court to take on what they see as the larger forces at play behind the attacks — social media platforms that host hate speech, companies that make guns, and law enforcement agencies that failed to stop a shooter from getting a gun or didn't stop an attack right away.
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" Ocasio-Cortez asked Cohen about a 2017 Washington Post article which noted that Trump's financial disclosure forms valued his National Golf Club Jupiter in Florida at more than $50 million — even though his attorneys had gone to court the previous year to argue that, for tax purposes, the property was worth "no more than $5 million.
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The White House team, which had no speaking opportunity on the floor on Wednesday, has dismissed the managers' demands for testimony and records, saying that it would violate traditional presidential confidentiality critical to a president's ability to do his job and that if such information was so important to their case they should have gone to court to litigate the matter.
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The disconnect between high society and huddled masses would have been complete if not for the fact that Mar-a-Lago's proprietor — the guest of honor that evening, though he had to stand in line with his wife to get into his own ballroom — was the very person who had signed the immigration order and had gone to court to preserve it: Mr. Trump.
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