Does Trump forget that all his personal attacks on Bill Clinton were litigated and re-litigated in the 2202s?
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Multiple versions later, this ban has been litigated and tweaked and litigated again, but its essence remains the same.
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It litigated a handful of cases before the Supreme Court.
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The companies later litigated over what the ads should say.
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Cases like Ms. Amawi's are being litigated in several states.
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Lowe's declined to comment because the case is being litigated.
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These questions have never actually been litigated in court, though.
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Expect to see some of those arguments litigated tomorrow night.
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Healey's investigative demand is on hold while it is litigated.
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I mean, what was more litigated than this very question?
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It's one of the most heavily litigated provisions of the Constitution.
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I&aposve litigated cases in the European court of human rights.
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AND THAT IS THE COOPERMAN CASE THAT IS CURRENTLY BEING LITIGATED.
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Legislation can be repealed, litigated or undermined by further regulatory action.
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The emoluments case raises basic questions that have never been litigated.
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Mr. Guttentag has litigated civil rights cases throughout the United States.
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The case will continue to be litigated in the lower courts.
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Issues around all these precedents will be continued to be litigated.
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Americans have rightly litigated the question of Bush's honesty on WMDs.
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"We litigated the legal issues in 2013, and they're identical," Burakiewicz said.
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This was litigated in the late 1960s in a case involving Rep.
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AFSCME, litigated by National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation staff attorneys.
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I litigated a rare exception when I was at the Justice Department.
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Mansky, a case litigated at the Supreme Court by Pacific Legal Foundation.
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"Ultimately, this issue was litigated in the 2016 election," the filing reads.
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Of Motl's twelve litigated cases, all are against Republicans or conservative groups.
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This is something that needs to be litigated in a public forum.
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I have also litigated free speech cases, including at the Supreme Court.
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Some were struck down by the courts; others are still being litigated.
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They point to instances where Mr. Marcus has litigated First Amendment cases.
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If it works, it could change the way major cases are litigated.
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Until now, the government hadn't litigated a vertical merger case in decades.
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Ken Cuccinelli II, a CNN legal expert, has litigated in the FISC.
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An appellate judge only decides the law based upon the already-litigated facts.
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It is unclear whether that issue will ultimately be litigated in the courts.
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It's one of the first that has been litigated, not the first challenge.
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If Jussie fights it in court, his "attack" case will be fully litigated.
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But by and large, sexual harassment claims are litigated by employees against employers.
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The $1.27 billion judgment is the largest litigated judgment won by the FTC.
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WHITE: ONCE YOU DO A CASE, YOU BRING A CASE THAT'S BEING LITIGATED.
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These are two guys would look litigated these cases for years and years.
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The whistleblower who litigated the case was awarded $93 million as a bounty.
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He refused to discuss the matter on Sunday, saying it was being litigated.
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The issues surrounding who will bear these losses will be litigated for years.
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This would likely be litigated and could drag on for years, he said.
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He's litigated numerous cases involving the intersection of civil liberties and national security.
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"It's not only something that's been granted; it's been litigated and upheld," he said.
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So far the travel ban has been litigated in courts dominated by Democratic-appointees.
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I think that was sort of litigated by the American public during the election.
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She has litigated cases on policing and structural inequality in the criminal justice system.
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The "successes" referred to are mostly cases that the FTC settled instead of litigated.
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Missteps are to be litigated and punished endlessly in the court of public opinion.
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Until now, the issue of what constitutes an illegal emolument has never been litigated.
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It's a good question, and one that will be litigated aggressively over the summer.
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Keep in mind that that's an issue that was already litigated during the election.
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That regulation is being litigated and was put on hold by the Supreme Court.
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The Justice Department litigated for years to deny the "exculpatory no" to average citizens.
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Every single change that's been made to Obama EPA regulations is going to be litigated.
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He litigated cases "in courts across the nation," according to his Department of Transportation biography.
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"Anytime you abandon language that's been litigated for years you invite legal uncertainty," answered Schreiber.
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" As for his affair with Lewinksy, Clinton told NBC, "this was litigated 20 years ago.
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Following the 22019 redrawing of legislative districts, Republicans successfully litigated Democratic maps that split counties.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has put the regulations on hold while the case is litigated.
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The issue had already been litigated, both in public opinion and in court, decades ago.
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Who is financially responsible for the illegal dumping is still being litigated in federal court.
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Those that escape face merciless, sometimes unfair competition (their innovations copied, their projects litigated against).
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And it has been litigated through 20th-century upheavals like the Communist revolution in China.
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The lawsuit largely rehashes an ordeal that has been publicly litigated since the center's eviction.
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And health care isn't going to be the only issue litigated in the 2020 election.
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"This is not just an issue to be litigated in the Democratic Primary," Enjeti said.
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The preliminary injunction prevents the law from taking effect while it is litigated in court.
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The last major vertical merger that the government litigated to a decision dates from 1979.
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Other pieces, like deep cuts to the number of refugees admitted, are still being litigated.
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In fact, the ACLU and Sierra Club cases will continue to be litigated in lower courts.
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It has undermined criminal justice reform, litigated in defense of voter suppression and attacked affirmative action.
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Such a change would be litigated at the sentencing hearing, scheduled for June 24, Bakkedahl said.
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And Democratic policy debates, now reoriented around an unapologetic progressive agenda, are litigated through litmus tests.
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But the two companies were able to reach an agreement before it could be litigated again.
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The case is still being actively litigated, and we don't know how it will turn out.
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Richard Neal of Massachusetts, has said the matter could be litigated as soon as this week.
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Because the case was heavily litigated, prosecutors know some of the issues that may be raised.
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"Keep in mind that that's an issue that was already litigated during the election," he said.
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Because the case involved deportations, the 9th Circuit said it must be litigated in immigration court.
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These are old matters which continue to be litigated and we do not wish to comment.
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The letter represents the view of Trump's lawyers on this question, not the final, litigated answer.
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And states are not going to be litigated against as much as the federal government will.
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At that point, the issue typically is litigated or resolved via a settlement of some kind.
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But in the meantime, he ordered a "stay" of deportations until that issue can be litigated.
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Awarding legal fees to the winning side, he said, would encourage such cases to be litigated.
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That case is being litigated in Manhattan federal court, where the 13nd Circuit's IndyMac precedent applies.
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No state AG's case is currently being litigated in the federal court MDL before Judge Polster.
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Until Mr. Trump took office, the meaning of the Constitution's emoluments bans had never been litigated.
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Such a review would take place in four or five years, after claims have been litigated.
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The Bush administration successfully litigated only one merger case in the whole of the President's tenure.
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Cohen declined to share the teenagers' names or further details because their cases may be litigated.
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"We litigated this all through the election," she said in an ABC interview at the time.
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The spokesperson said that this is the first time the commission had litigated such a complaint.
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To combat these claims, Sessions has professed to have litigated on the side of civil rights.
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N merger, which is currently being litigated after the Justice Department sued to block the deal.
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It's a worthwhile debate, but one that has already been litigated in hundreds of op-eds.
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But I also realize that this is a point that would most likely have to be litigated.
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Last but by no means least, this isn't even the issue that was litigated during the election.
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And of course the Alliance Defending Freedom, a group I have spoken to before, that litigated cases.
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Popular articles are litigated constantly, a transparent process that can be tracked via discussion and edit logs.
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The precedent is that while the lawsuit is being litigated the cost-sharing subsidies will be funded.
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Similar cases are being litigated in other U.S. courts, and other countries also are confronting the issue.
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" And finally, Clinton brushed off the affair as old news, saying, "This was litigated 20 years ago.
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While the map was being litigated, a district court drew a remedial plan for the 2628 elections.
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The case that led to Thursday's ruling was litigated by two political parties and Brazil's bar association.
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For the past several months the court of public opinion has litigated the misdeeds of these men.
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Though the case was mostly litigated on free speech grounds, Justice Kennedy's opinion barely discussed the issue.
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It was vigorously litigated over a period of four years, including an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Mike Lee (R-Utah), who has clerked for two federal judges and litigated before the Supreme Court.
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Over 99.8 percent of all active patents and 82 percent of litigated patents never face an IPR.
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The Supreme Court put the Clean Power Plan on hold earlier this year while it is litigated.
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Well, because subpoenas get litigated in court when the people or agencies on the receiving end object.
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For me, having litigated it for the last six years, I was astonished every time we lost.
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That alone would not restore the fiduciary duty rule, since parallel challenges are also being litigated elsewhere.
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It marks a major setback for the suit, which may not be litigated until sometime this summer.
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While some say that the other candidates approached Buttigieg with a wait-and-see attitude, you could understand how the broader tendency to shy away from pillorying a new male front-runner recalled the complex gender dynamics that have been litigated and re-litigated throughout the 2020 race.
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As the bill is litigated, doctors in the state will likely be scared to perform abortions, Revill said.
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I've never been around an interesting pro hac vice motion, but then again I've never litigated in Trumpworld.
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This is important, as more than 80 percent of patents litigated by PAEs are acquired from operating companies.
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CRR hopes the suit will extend the block on the 15-week ban until it is fully litigated.
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I use the words "allegedly" only because the accusations were never litigated, but I believe them, don't you?
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The case ended up being litigated in state court before New York State Supreme Court Justice Richard Lowe.
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This is a part of the Constitution that really hasn't been litigated before, at least to this extent.
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Anti-abortion legislation based on "alternative facts" has been litigated all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The Google and Facebook cases are still being litigated, and the companies may still come out on top.
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Inquiries by the district judge can rarely uncover those concerns as clearly as a litigated Rule 23 motion.
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Stelzer issued a preliminary injunction, allowing the clinic to continue performing abortions while the case is being litigated.
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A federal court put enforcement of the Clean Water Rule on hold last year while it is litigated.
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But it's silly to see this get re-litigated just because Dylan won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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" It's not, as companies like to pretend, just about which forum those claims get litigated in," Selbin said.
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He litigated each claim, down to his teenage virginity, even when they weren't relevant to Dr. Blasey's accusations.
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"I don't think they have an especially strong case to prevent this from ever getting litigated," Vladeck said.
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One issue that may be potentially litigated is how the new memo affects medical versus recreational marijuana use.
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Should the bill be litigated after that period, analysts say, the chances of it being struck down increase.
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They asked for an order temporarily prohibiting prosecutors from reading the documents until the matter could be litigated.
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The simple truth, however, is that reform legislation narrowly targets how patents are litigated, not patent rights themselves.
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A separate issue that is likely to be litigated is whether California's emissions standards are fuel-economy standards.
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But, it's far from clear whether that causal link holds water, and the question would likely be litigated.
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Leon was agitated by press leaks and warned both sides the case shouldn't be litigated in the media.
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"If we want to have this litigated on who supports civil rights, I'm happy to do that," Biden said.
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Trump has also promised to overturn the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, which is being litigated in the courts.
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Number two, if we want to have this litigated on who supports civil rights, I'm happy to do that.
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For decades, the judge said, employers and their lawyers have litigated to narrow workers' opportunities to enforce their rights.
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By Goldman's count, the most litigated emoji is the plain ol' smiley, followed by the winky and sad faces.
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New internet speech laws would be fiercely litigated, with First Amendment claims from both private companies and individual speakers.
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Bernie Sanders — have publicly litigated whether the U.S. should scrap its private insurance industry in order to cut costs.
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Lawyers acting for the U.S. in New Zealand have declined to comment on the case while it's being litigated.
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Civil attorneys have litigated against the Catholic Church for over 20 years, and collectively, our clients have received millions.
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The rule is currently on hold after the Supreme Court issued a stay this year until it is litigated.
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And that was also litigated, and [after eight years] the Bush administration ended up sticking to the Clinton standard.
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Emanuel is a member of the conservative Federalist Society and has litigated a number of cases before the NLRB.
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Tuesday's ruling does allow the policy to take effect while the cases are being litigated in the lower courts.
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It was filed by Douglas E. Kampfer, a New York resident who had litigated the case without a lawyer.
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The case applied to the Lyondell case and other leveraged buyouts equally, at least those litigated in New York.
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Sudan is on the list of majority-Muslim nations affected by Trump's travel ban, which is currently being litigated.
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He subsequently resigned from FIFA's ruling council and pledged to withdraw from soccer while the case was being litigated.
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I could see these targets being litigated and funds being dispersed well after science has figured out a solution.
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Disputes concerning businesses that sell wedding services, including florists, calligraphers, photographers and videographers, are being litigated around the nation.
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Such cases often end up being individually litigated with the expectation that there will eventually be a mass payout.
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Third, untested new rules that will no doubt be litigated for years can create chaos in our housing markets.
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GIFs usage and copyright have yet to be litigated in the US. Visit Insider&aposs homepage for more stories.
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Consumers have long had too soft a voice in class actions purportedly brought, litigated and settled on their behalf.
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Emotions were particularly raw when I litigated opposite Kyle in the immediate wake of Justice Kennedy's opinion in Obergefell.
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If these requests end up in court, to be litigated over weeks or months, it helps deflate the story.
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"Senator, that's an issue that's currently being litigated actively, as you know," Judge Gorsuch said, declining to weigh in.
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Reddick hit Wallace for being a carpetbagger with a Maryland voter registration, while Wallace's ads litigated Reddick's Republican past.
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There are still many obstacles facing Zervos's suit, but Schecter's ruling means that it will continued to be litigated.
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And on Monday, the administration said it'll keep paying the subsidies while the case is being litigated, per The Hill.
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To Reuters, he declined to comment on a case involving Vedanta's copper mining in Zambia because it is being litigated.
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If the reexamination started while the patent was being actively litigated, Uber and the court would have to be informed.
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Motherboard was unable to confirm this is the case; it will presumably be litigated as part of the court proceedings.
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A decision to strike down the reviews could fundamentally change the way patents disputes are litigated in the United States.
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Mr. Cohen has asked for an order temporarily prohibiting prosecutors from reading the documents until the matter could be litigated.
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Here are some of the conflicts between Congress and Trump that are being litigated or could end up in court.
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Professor Braash thinks the clash between drone operators will only grow in intensity, before it is ultimately litigated in courts.
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Some of these orders that get litigated, it takes a long time for them to get through the appellate process.
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Still, each time fashion week rolls around now, the same debates have to be litigated: Should fashion week still exist?
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The case would have to be litigated further in lower courts for that issue to reach the justices, Roberts said.
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This principle, a tough sell in much of the world, is still being debated and litigated in the United States.
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Legal experts expected it to appeal, likely asking to put O'Connor's ruling on hold until the case could be litigated.
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GM spokesman James Cain said the decision does not address the merits of the underlying claims, which must be litigated.
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He has litigated civil and criminal trials relating to foreign bribery, economic espionage and obstruction of justice, the biography says.
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Questions surrounding copyright and access to the law have been litigated several times in the United States courts of appeals.
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There are still significant motions that need to be litigated, specifically the speech or debate clause of the U.S. Constitution.
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As someone who has written and litigated in the surveillance field for over three decades, the narrow reading is absurd.
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Class counsel in the Facebook case litigated for five years, to the brink of trial, before they reached Wednesday's settlement.
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Which is why shall is among the most heavily litigated words in the English language (with hopelessly inconsistent court holdings).
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He also litigated the 2001 bankruptcy case involving Enron Corporation, one of the world's largest energy companies before its collapse.
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There are complex legal issues being litigated, and the calendar of hearings for the rest of 103 is already tight.
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Changes to the lease sales and regulations would require an extensive regulatory process, including public comment, that could be litigated.
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And none of the differences between the candidates -- "Medicare for All" or not -- were litigated in any meaningful way. Huh?
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"While the lawsuit is being litigated, then the administration funds these benefits," the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, said Thursday.
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A party opposing the president will probably seek an injunction — a halt in the action — while the matter is litigated.
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He tells Hyperallergic that Koons would have incurred far steeper fines if the case was litigated in the United States.
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Since Puerto Rico filed for bankruptcy, creditor groups have litigated fiercely over who has first claim on the island's limited cash.
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" "This case, as litigated," the court majority said, "does not implicate our cases applying the undue burden test to abortion regulations.
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She criticized her fellow justices for taking up a dispute that had been litigated under the wrong standard in lower courts.
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It's also a heavily litigated piece of legislation that's pulled high-profile companies like Google and Facebook into class action lawsuits.
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But that process is not automatic and will have to be litigated, since each state has slightly different laws and circumstances.
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It's the latest sign of the roadblocks inherent in making sure-to-be-litigated regulatory decisions, especially without new legislation. 2.
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If those states happened to control the outcome of the election, the issue would almost certainly litigated to the Supreme Court.
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Up to that point, the matter had been litigated in the courts for more than a decade with no final resolution.
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" The questionnaire also has another simple, yet very important, section: "list the ten most significant litigated matters which you personally handled.
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And as part of the amendments, National Amusements required that any dispute over the bylaws be litigated in a Delaware court.
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With an agreed-upon empirical metric for pain, he estimates, the vast majority of cases would be settled rather than litigated.
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"Virtually every Clinton-related matter that President Trump complains about has been well-litigated, carefully examined and completely debunked," Conyers said.
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ERA advocates argue that the amendment would have the greatest effect on the way gender-based violence is litigated in court.
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He appreciated that Ms. Rajkumar litigated civil rights cases, but he told her that he had not made a decision yet.
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The department successfully litigated hate crime charges against a Florida man who threatened to firebomb two mosques near St. Petersburg, Fla.
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In 2015, for instance, the agency collected about $32 million in disgorgement and penalties in all of its litigated administrative proceedings.
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"This case, as litigated, therefore does not implicate our cases applying the undue burden test to abortion regulations," the ruling said.
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But it is now seeking declaratory judgements that will force these issues to be litigated in the right forums, it says.
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Match is looking for a judgement that would force this suit to be litigated in the Court of England or Wales.
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This, perhaps, should be unsurprising: The Benghazi attack has been one of the most litigated events of the entire Obama administration.
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Disgorgement in S.E.C. cases can be traced back to the first insider trading case litigated in the federal courts, S.E.C. v.
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He also personally litigated cases in the U.S. District Court and in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
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That proposal is currently being litigated in a separate Virgin Islands case and imposes confidentiality on any claimants, Ms. George said.
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At a minimum, most of what President Donald Trump will attack them on has already been litigated in the primary run.
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Nina Pruneda, a spokeswoman for US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said the agency cannot comment because the case is being litigated.
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"This has been litigated over and over and over, and so at some point you need to do justice," he said.
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In addition, the ruling authorizes potential oil and gas development in 14 areas previously litigated across Monterey and San Benito counties.
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The case was litigated for several years before being appealed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
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DeWine said Thursday's reprieves are being issued because it's unlikely the new protocol could be litigated by the scheduled execution dates.
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Because most sexual assaults are litigated at the state level, National success does not ensure protection for victims of sexual assault.
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They believe the "Access Hollywood" tape and allegations from women were litigated during the campaign and that voters backed Trump anyway.
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Mr. Trump acknowledged that his declaration would be litigated in the courts and even predicted a rough road for his side.
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On a separate track from Congress, the future of Trump's emergency declaration is also likely to be litigated in the courts.
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Nalbandian said he believed it would be inappropriate to comment on cases involving issues and legal questions that could still be litigated.
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As the North Carolina boy's case was being litigated, the American Academy of Pediatrics in 2011 made a widely publicized safety announcement.
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Fortis investors from the Netherlands litigated their claims for years before the company agreed to negotiate a global settlement with all shareholders.
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But according to Eggleston, the lawyer who litigated the case for the Clinton White House, Trump's legal team is "misreading" Espy precedent.
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ELLEITHEE: Look, I think the Uranium One story is one that has been litigated over and over, over the past few years.
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What's next: Several big Trump initiatives will be litigated in coming years, including looming regulations to weaken Obama-era auto mileage rules.
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NCCM and CCLA must now wait for a court to approve their motion to appeal, then the appeal itself will be litigated.
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It remains on hold after a federal appeals court in 28500 put a judicial stay on the measure while it is litigated.
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It remains on hold after a federal appeals court in 85033 put a judicial stay on the measure while it is litigated.
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The EPA under Trump decided to delay implementation for two years — a decision that is being litigated by environmentalists and Democratic states.
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For the immediate future, this and other issues involving immigration will not be resolved within academia, but litigated in the political arena.
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She teaches criminal procedure and regulation of vice, and has litigated cases on policing and structural inequality in the criminal justice system.
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California must demonstrate "compelling and extraordinary" circumstances in order to maintain the CAA waiver (a matter that will, no doubt, be litigated).
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"Yes, I am familiar with the history of your case and have always been appalled that it was ever litigated," she wrote.
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The decision came down on Thursday in two separate cases, one litigated in an Oregon court and the other in New York.
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According to the rule, when local authority is litigated, judges should treat the scope of local authority in a very limited manner.
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While the fund has litigated on behalf of groups that oppose abortion, it does not take a formal position on the practice.
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The case had reached the Supreme Court at an early stage, and it will continue to be litigated before the trial court.
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The Health and Human Services Department said last month that it would continue paying the subsidies while the lawsuit was being litigated.
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If Trump does assert executive privilege, the decision could be litigated in court if it's challenged, which Democrats would almost certainly do.
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It has litigated four lawsuits against the United States government over the past five years in efforts to defend customers' privacy rights.
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But credit card companies started to back away from those restrictions as part of class-action settlements which continue to be litigated.
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It's far worse," she said, adding that the "Access Hollywood" tape, in which Trump bragged about grabbing women's genitals, was "fully litigated.
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Until Trump's ascension to the presidency, it had never been litigated, so there was absolutely no case law to illuminate what it says.
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Even this fact has been litigated — Leon sued Janie for defamation at one point after she referred to him as Jimi's half-brother.
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The few times that orphanage abuse cases have been litigated in the US, the courts have remained, with a few exceptions, generally indifferent.
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The trial in Washington was litigated by a huddle of male lawyers before a jury of men, presided over by a male judge.
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In the cases that have been litigated since (in 2004 and 2006), the justices have similarly tried and failed to develop workable standards.
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It hasn't been litigated yet, but I'd be reluctant to suggest that we have the authority to more directly regulate greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Illinois State Police, the lead investigative agency, said it can't comment on pending investigations or matters being litigated in the civil courts.
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He litigated against discrimination laws, supported voter rights, and fought for the rights of communities of color, women, immigrants and the LGBTQ community.
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Jacobs upheld the dismissal of other FTE claims, including for unfair competition, that had or could have been litigated regardless of standing issues.
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After Citizens United, many campaign finance cases have been litigated in court and even more power has been shifted away from everyday people.
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A case against McDonald's over whether it can be held liable for the labor law violations of its franchisees is still being litigated.
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But that example is no precedent, for the simple reason that the validity of Ford's pardon was never litigated in the Supreme Court.
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ACLU attorney Lee Gelernt, who has litigated some of the major challenges to the Trump administration's immigration policies, said the rule was unlawful.
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The "whole county provision" has been litigated in state and federal court for decades and is a challenge for mapmakers in North Carolina.
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"That ruling will wrongly delay the marketing of every biosimilar, even when there are no patent rights left to be [litigated]," Maynard said.
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And Democrats argue that the approval ratings of both Clintons went up after lawmakers on Capitol Hill litigated the issue in the 1990s.
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At their best, class actions empower plaintiffs to pursue claims that have legal merit but cannot efficiently be litigated on an individual basis.
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The firm has litigated some of the most pivotal cases relating to housing, employment and public accommodation discrimination over the past two decades.
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Mr. Kriss said that to his knowledge this issue has not been litigated, and he is hoping to set precedent with the case.
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It also has plenty of lawyers, though no one can say what might happen in any patent infringement case until it is litigated.
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I should point out that in the surge of recent M&A challenges in federal court, motions to dismiss are seldom actually litigated.
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"The Ethics Committee will have to consider the matters that have been litigated in the campaign should that particular candidate win," he said.
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The rule also requires transparency about data involved and an effort to prevent bias, though what is covered is likely to be litigated.
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Indeed, Brennan Center studies "debunking" voter fraud never even mentioned federal court cases which I litigated at the Justice Department involving voter fraud.
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Flint residents have filed more than a dozen lawsuits against the city, the state, and the federal government that continue to be litigated.
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The validity of those provisions "will have to be litigated with their participation if any prosecution against them is ever brought," Marra wrote.
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Obama's main climate policy, contentious new limits on carbon emissions from power plants, is due to be litigated this year in federal courts.
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Nevertheless, some religious conservatives have at times embraced ambiguity in religious freedom policies in the past, believing the scope can be litigated in court.
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"This case involves complicated factual and legal disputes that Plaintiffs' attorneys and the withdrawing attorneys have litigated over the last fifteen months," Hazel wrote.
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The FTC, which had sought $1.35 billion, said the order was the largest award ever in an antitrust case that it litigated in court.
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"I thought that all of this nastiness had been litigated and fought by my parents and grandparents," says Richardson-Hall, also a food blogger.
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Most involve incidents said to have occurred a decade ago or more, too long to be criminally prosecuted, or even litigated in civil court.
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The culture wars over whether a guy who owns jewelry can rap well aren't going to be re-litigated today on Noisey dot com.
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However, the next president will not have the legal authority to unilaterally rescind the climate rules, which are now being litigated in federal courts.
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Bethel has litigated criminal cases as a prosecutor and a defense attorney for over 26 years in military courts-martial and in federal court.
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The MSPB judges can be hostile towards whistleblowers, and in the cases I have litigated within MSPB, the judges were hostile to my clients.
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The Clean Water Rule is not currently being enforced because of a federal court ruling that blocked its implementation while it is being litigated.
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The case's outcome could also upend how reproductive rights cases are litigated, making it harder to fight other anti-abortion laws in the future.
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The government had moved to dismiss the case, but in March, Judge Garaufis declared there was indeed a legitimate constitutional question to be litigated.
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Since the Brady rule was established by a 1963 Supreme Court decision, it has been a powerful, if much-litigated, lever for defense attorneys.
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In — well, times like now — it can seem naïve to think that there's any fact so unobjectionable it can't be litigated by opposed camps.
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The sentencing, his attorneys argued, would be "heavily litigated" and could unfairly burden his legal team to divide their attention between the two matters.
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Here's what the statement said in full: The precedent is that while the lawsuit is being litigated the cost-sharing subsidies will be funded.
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Amash, a staunch libertarian, litigated the failures of the Republican Party, Congress and the American political system as a whole in his Post op-ed.
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"This very practice has been litigated with regard to President Donald Trump blocking individuals on Twitter, and has recently been found unconstitutional," the lawsuit says.
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But the justices had allowed the current restrictions to be enforced at the Justice Department&aposs request, at least until the case was fully litigated.
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In recent days, lawmakers are simply unmoved to spend much time on an issue they feel has been litigated over and over to little resolution.
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One major issue that needs to be litigated is whether or not people have a "personal" or "private" airspace that extends above their own property.
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The Charlottesville move met with resistance, as some residents sued, and a judge blocked the statue's removal for six months while the matter was litigated.
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Apple instructed the four companies not to pay while it litigated a patent fight — which includes lawsuits in the US, China, and England — against Qualcomm.
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"There's not a lot of financial incentive to ensure accuracy," said Michelle Drake, a consumer rights attorney in Minnesota who has litigated cases against Sterling.
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In his ruling, Walker wrote that the evidence in the case suggests Mansmann has a high likelihood of success if the matter is fully litigated.
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But if the election in Alabama proves to be close, you can bet that even the tiniest differences will be litigated in the following days.
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The Los Angeles City Council settled one case last year after agreeing to pay one woman $575,000, while the other case is still being litigated.
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The first sexual harassment lawsuit against him and other defendants was litigated in 2001, when he was an executive at internet search company Alta Vista.
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"Keep in mind that that's an issue that was already litigated during the election," White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said earlier this month.
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No one has ever litigated these issues before, and we only have a hazy sense of what a strong or weak GDPR case looks like.
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Further, if the administration now attempts to impose these tariffs, the move would certainly be litigated, and that litigation has a high chance of success.
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While the legislation is litigated in court, supporters of abortion rights across the country are turning to on-the-ground organizations that keep abortion accessible.
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The Charlottesville move met with resistance, as some residents sued, and a judge blocked the statue's removal for six months as the matter was litigated.
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One of the changes Congress enacted as part of the law was to negate the effect of the Supreme Court decision that Noreika had litigated.
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The FTC, which had sought $1.35 billion, said the order was the largest monetary award ever in an antitrust case that it litigated in court.
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"The changes in Medicare that we have proposed have been litigated and the country has said we'll entrust you with very big majorities," Roskam said.
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Many attribute his electoral success to FBI Director James Comey's eleventh-hour intervention, which unnecessarily re-litigated Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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After all, such matters should be litigated in authorizing committees – House Transportation & Infrastructure, Senate Commerce and Senate Environment and Public Works – not government spending bills.
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" Their coverage of Clinton's private email server, he said, was "the most overhyped, over-litigated, overblown story in the history of American politics, full stop.
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If Trump does pardon Manafort, there is a high probability that these matters are ultimately litigated before and decided by the United States Supreme Court.
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An administration official confirmed to The Hill Monday that the Health and Human Services Department would continue the payments while the lawsuit is being litigated.
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"This is a new area of criminal law that is being litigated at this very moment throughout the entire country," Dyer wrote in his filing.
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The rule is currently on hold after an unprecedented Supreme Court order in February saying the EPA cannot enforce it while it is being litigated.
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The counties contend that they've spent billions of dollars to deal with opioid abuse and have litigated for two years to hold opioid defendants accountable.
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But the bipartisan WEC is appealing the judge's order and has not carried out the purge while the matter is being litigated in the courts.
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But the school funding mechanism has been litigated in Kansas courts for years, and there are sharp regional distinctions in how the issue is viewed.
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The White House -- through press secretary Sarah Sanders and others -- has dismissed the allegations against him as old news that was litigated during the campaign.
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Still, the conflicting and disputed claims underscore Mr. Cohen's flaws as a witness, at least in the version of investigations being litigated publicly by Congress.
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According to Robertson, the most litigated issue is when a couple with frozen embryos gets divorced and then disagree about what to do with them.
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If Sessions' record in the Senate or as Alabama's attorney general is any indication, these are all issues he has litigated and feels passionately about.
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MACCALLUM: So, you know, the pushback on this story is that it&aposs not a big deal, that this has been litigated before, that there were bribery charges, and that those have also been litigated within these companies, that they were being bribed and getting kickbacks from the Russian companies as part of this transaction, and that the Clintons had nothing to do with it.
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However, every time a new law firm was added to the group, those lawyers had to spend time learning the history, issues and facts being litigated.
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There is also a budget preclusion known as the Rohrabacher-Farr Amendment now being litigated as a shield against federal prosecution of strictly compliant cannabis businesses.
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The window is small, few other Republicans seem particularly interested in revisiting health care, and the actual policy of the bill still needs to be litigated.
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So-called original meaning almost never drives the results in litigated cases but instead is used by judges to justify results they reached on other grounds.
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The ousted directors could petition a Delaware judge to issue a "status quo" order that keeps them on the board while the case is being litigated.
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And Merck will probably find a more receptive Justice Department audience than generic drugmakers did in the Pliva case, which was litigated during President Obama's administration.
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" They thought about trying to make a case under the Travel Act but, as they noted, that theory "had never been litigated in a similar context.
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Rubio allies believe Trump's use of bankruptcy laws and the failure of Trump University, among other issues, have not been properly litigated in the public sphere.
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The appeals courts hadn't weighed in yet, but the Supreme Court granted the administration's emergency request to enforce its policy while the matter is being litigated.
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And despite its financial woes, Greece is one of the few NATO members that meets the alliance's defense spending threshold -- an issue Trump has litigated vociferously.
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"There was a two-week stint in March where the differences between the two were very well litigated," said Alex Conant, an adviser to Mr. Rubio.
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The sales tax issue is being litigated as part of a lawsuit against Uber filed by the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, a driver's advocacy group.
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Number two, if you want to have this campaign litigated on who supports civil rights and whether I did or not, I'm happy to do that.
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Countless cases—sometimes litigated by vigilant watchdogs like the libertarian Institute for Justice—show that innocent people are all too often swept up in this dragnet.
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Indeed, the Delaware courts, where such a claim would be litigated, have never found a reason for the material adverse change clause to be set off.
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In the latest example of right-wing figureheads arguing over topics that were litigated on the internet a decade ago, the cargo shorts debate is back.
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Some or all of the plaintiffs could push to move the arguments to the D.C. Circuit, where the case against the net neutrality rules was litigated.
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In 2016, the Fish and Wildlife Service developed a plan to manage its program that lists species for protection, the most litigated part of the law.
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Number two, if we want to have this campaign litigated on who supports civil rights and whether I did or not, I'm happy to do that.
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The lawsuits raise the constitutional issue — never before litigated until Mr. Trump took office — of what constitutes an illegal benefit, or emolument, to a federal official.
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A federal judge last week refused to grant an emergency injunction that would have given Ms. English control of the bureau while the case is litigated.
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The L.G.B.T. consonant cluster was being elongated, litigated and traded in for more flexible banners like queer and genderqueer, and "binary" was suddenly a dirty word.
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"Because of diplomatic sensitivity, this has been invoked very rarely and never really litigated at the W.T.O.," said Scott Lincicome, a trade lawyer at White & Case.
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"This issue has been litigated in four federal elections, and the result has been historic Republican majorities in Congress," Mr. Phillips of Americans for Prosperity said.
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David Perdue (R-GA) also argued that Cain's sexual misconduct accusations had already been "litigated" and didn't pose a problem for his consideration of the executive.
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The state had objected to earlier court-imposed plans, while civil rights groups had asked the justices to resolve the extent partisan gerrymandering claims can be litigated.
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In domestic circles, the debate about whether the now-stalled executive order is good or bad for counterterrorism efforts is being litigated in courts and public opinion.
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There have been, sadly, a number of cases with similar fact patterns litigated across America (disclosure: I have served as an expert in one of these cases).
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One question asks him to describe the "most significant litigated matters" he handled when he served at the Justice Department from 1993-1997 before becoming a judge.
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It is the privilege of men like Black and Che to not have been part of the on-going conversation where women and survivors litigated these questions.
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The issue of whether Missguided's Instagram behavior violated trademark law was never actually litigated, though: the company just didn't respond to her lawsuit, leading to a loss.
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More than 80 percent of patents litigated by PAEs are acquired from operating companies, and nearly 1,000 companies have transferred patents directly to PAEs in recent years.
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Plus, most employees who face weight discrimination are reluctant to speak up: Tanick says that there have been very few cases litigated on this kind of discrimination.
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What happened next was a Hawaii court found a presumptive right to same-sex marriage in a case that was litigated in the early to mid-1990s.
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The history of consumer-facing music startups is littered with companies that raise significant venture capital, before ultimately crashing and burning or being litigated out of existence.
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Professor Hawley has litigated extensively before the Supreme Court of the United States as well as numerous federal courts of appeals and state courts of last resort.
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The problem, however, is that the issues he turns to when painted into a corner—Bill Clinton's infidelities, the Clinton Foundation, Benghazi—have all been litigated before.
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Alsup last week ruled that Waymo's lawsuit should not be heard in a private forum, and instead should continue to be litigated on San Francisco federal court.
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It is, after all, an industry predicated on carefully litigated intellectual property, intense de facto regulatory and legal scrutiny, and large-scale, capital-intensive chemical manufacturing infrastructure.
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"Ultimately this is a deterrent to drivers actually refusing to accept trips," said Rachel Bien, an employment lawyer at Outten & Golden LLP who has litigated similar cases.
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While the order would almost certainly be challenged in court, it could provide an opening for both sides to reopen the government while the case is litigated.
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The previous legal team had aggressively litigated the case, so the suggestion that President Trump is planning legal moves even they could not stomach is deeply troubling.
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Since Puerto Rico filed the largest-ever U.S. government bankruptcy in May, creditor groups have litigated fiercely over who has first claim on the island's limited cash.
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"This is a very technical piece of legislation, which has never been litigated," said Pedro A. Freyre, a Miami lawyer who represents companies doing business in Cuba.
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The case, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington, will be litigated by ACLU's National Prison Project, Immigrants' Rights Project and NWIRP.
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While the Obama administration's Justice Department vigorously enforced the voter registration requirements, he said, the last lawsuit enforcing the culling mandate was litigated in 2007 — by him.
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The close finish practically ensures that the matter will be litigated in the courts and perhaps even in the streets, both common features of Mexican electoral politics.
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Roy Blunt (R-Mo.), another member of the GOP leadership, said calling new witnesses would set an "incredibly dangerous precedent" of frequent impeachments litigated by the Senate.
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Alsup last week ruled that Waymo's lawsuit should not be heard in a private forum, and instead should continue to be litigated in San Francisco federal court.
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But in my view — as someone who despises the Trump administration, but who has litigated these issues — he is well on the legal side of the line.
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The White House -- through press secretary Sarah Sanders and others -- has dismissed all the allegations against him as old news that had been litigated during the campaign.
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Stops across New York City have plummeted since this lawsuit and others related to stop-and-frisk tactics were litigated, and overall crime has continued to decline.
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The White House, through its surrogates, has continually denied all the accusations against Trump, saying it was old news that had been litigated during the 2016 campaign.
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Puerto Rico has roughly $85033 billion in outstanding bond debt, payment of which is currently being litigated in a New York federal court under bankruptcy-like proceedings.
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Schiff has compared the current phase of the investigation to grand jury proceedings, which are held in secret, before charges are brought that can be litigated publicly.
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"If we want to have this campaign litigated on who supports civil rights and whether I did or not, I'm happy to do that," he shot back.
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While the CRA threatens only regulations issued in late 2016, more worrying is the fate of any regulation that is still being litigated by the affected industries.
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Trump's EPA can easily undo those regulations by agreeing to reconsider the issues being litigated and then eliminating all the aspects of the rules industry doesn't like.
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Still, for all the concerns that the movement denies men "due process," most of the #MeToo claims of harassment have been litigated in the media — not in court.
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JAY SEKULOW, MEMBER, PRESIDENT TRUMP&aposS LEGAL TEAM: Well, look, I think we were talking I litigated Supreme Court cases in front of Anthony Kennedy for three decades.
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So if you had both "Instagram disaster porn" and "the Cold War being re-litigated through premium cable" on your 2019 bingo card, congrats, you're in the money.
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Thut also supposedly said that Bandas actually wrote the brief, although Bandas did not register an appearance in Illinois state court, where the TCPA case is being litigated.
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In iOS 33, Apple has eliminated the Slide to Unlock feature that was one of the defining (and heavily litigated) features of iPhones since they were first announced.
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Clinton's allies see the issue as being pushed by Republicans looking to revive issues that have long been dormant, or that have been litigated publicly in the past.
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When she finally made it to the U.S. border, she claimed asylum, and the Center for Gender and Refugee Studies (CGRS) took and litigated her case in 2016.
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"If the FTC had litigated this case, it is highly unlikely that any judge would have imposed a civil penalty even remotely close to this one," they wrote.
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In the central case between Aletheia and Proctor, which was litigated in Superior Court in Los Angeles, O'Melveny represented the company, Eichler and two other Aletheia board members.
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Although this case was litigated for years as a free-speech case, the justices instead found a way to decide the case on very narrow religious-freedom grounds.
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My guess: I wouldn't be surprised if the SEC punted and allowed the issue to be litigated in the courts (there is an ongoing lawsuit already regarding ripple).
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Three weeks later, Francisco then went back to the court seeking an emergency order that would allow the ban to take effect while the cases are being litigated.
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Garland is currently the chief judge for the US Circuit Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia — where much of what the federal government does gets litigated.
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The nine federal exemptions have been litigated into such a series of subsets that even some lawyers need other lawyers familiar with FOIA law when seeking federal records.
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Natalia Wilson, a Washington lawyer who specializes in complex cases involving businesses and assets, has litigated cases that run weeks — and into the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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The council itself sued the mayor, trying to get access to the tapes, a case still being litigated, arguing there was no reason for him to withhold them.
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Moreover, time would work in the House's favor here: The unpleasantness of being in custody while the issue was being litigated might make some contemnors decide to cooperate.
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But Yaida Ford, who has litigated against the USDA for the past six years and is Davis' lawyer, told POLITICO that the civil rights complaints process remains broken.
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The case in Texas involving the privately funded border wall will continue to be litigated, but the judge in the case, Randy Crane, allowed the construction to resume.
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I've seen even business users complain about a $85033 license fee in context to an infringement that could, if litigated, cost as much as $150,000 in statutory damages.
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People without the complete paperwork for the land they are occupying are easily pushed off, said Ed Keazor, a property rights lawyer who has litigated cases in Lagos.
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" Kavanaugh also declined to discuss his view on whether a president can pardon someone in exchange for a promise or bribe, saying the question has been "litigated before.
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Then, the courts could be imposed upon to decide a rarely-litigated issue, fraught with constitutional peril: Who wins when congressional power comes head-to-head with executive privilege?
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The issue does not get litigated frequently and the Supreme Court has never directly addressed the validity of an immunity claim, so the matter is far from settled law.
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After Trump's decision to end the insurance subsidies, 18 states and the District of Columbia asked for an immediate order halting Trump's move while the case is being litigated.
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McCoy's case will now, for the first time, be investigated and litigated by a legal team intent on honoring his vehement protestations of innocence, rather than conceding his guilt.
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ACLU attorney Lee Gelernt, who has litigated some of the major challenges to the Trump administration's immigration policies, said the rule was unlawful and the group planned to sue.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Power Plan, the most significant climate action by Obama, stands in limbo, after a Supreme Court decision halted its enforcement while it is litigated.
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"The issue of whether the President should release his federal tax returns was litigated in the 2016 election and the American people spoke," Sekulow said in a statement Tuesday.
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The problem with this decision, as Justices Sotomayor and Neil Gorsuch argued in separate dissents, is that the "exigent circumstances" argument was not fully litigated in the lower courts.
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This was litigated and certainly answered during the election by the overwhelming support for the president and the fact that he is sitting here in the Oval Office today.
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"I think it's an inspired choice," said Paul Cassell, a former federal judge who both heard cases that Huber was prosecuting and later litigated against Huber as an attorney.
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Mr. Baum said that his firm had litigated about 100 deaf discrimination cases, roughly half in the New York metropolitan area, many dealing with a failure to provide interpreters.
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Still, for all of the concerns that the movement denies men "due process," most of the #MeToo claims of harassment have been litigated in the media — not in court.
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"You're dealing with decades and decades and decades of mistrust," said Bruce S. Kramer, a Memphis civil rights lawyer who has litigated against the Police Department since the 1970s.
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Mr. Kemp's dual status as candidate and regulator has been a subject of rancorous debate in Georgia, where allegations of voter suppression have repeatedly been litigated in the courts.
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Mr. Crotty has litigated several cases against defense companies in recent years, including one involving a certified medical assistant who worked for a contractor at a Navy medical facility.
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And given that Ms. Weeks's case was litigated in court, law firms were rattled not just by potentially large dollar amounts, but also by the risk of public scrutiny.
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" Mr. Sessions's "attack" on affirmative action is sure to fail, Mr. Ford writes, adding that the issue "has been argued, analyzed, and litigated repeatedly for more than 40 years.
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And many of Sanders' positions have been well-litigated since his run against Clinton in 2016, on issues from guns to immigration to his support for President Barack Obama.
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There is no urgency to consider the case, the Justice Department said, since the key issue -- how much of the law should remain in effect -- is still being litigated.
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"That was fully litigated," Conway said about profane remarks Trump admitted to making about women in a 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape that was leaked shortly before the 2016 election.
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Unless the case is settled, or the merging parties walk away from the deal, it will be litigated as a bench trial in federal district court (and perhaps appealed).
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The case concerns a complicated and heavily litigated area of the law and is about who gets to decide if an issue should be arbitrated, a court or an arbitrator.
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Clearly, this is going to be a vigorously litigated case, which is why we should think hard about whether the Washington partner ought to be permitted to use a pseudonym.
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Because so little has progressed on Mumbai and the host of outstanding bilateral security disputes, the politics of these unresolved issues are conveniently re-litigated each time tensions flare up.
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Republicans have improved their margins most in states where the party litigated costly primary fights, driving up turnout among GOP voters eager to weigh in on their party's future direction.
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As a result, Congress passed sweeping legislation in 85033 that created a fast and easy way to invalidate patents, regardless of who owned them or how they litigated those patents.
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Daniel Webster (R-Fla.), an unsuccessful candidate for Speaker last fall who was drawn out of his congressional district in a redistricting plan that's being litigated in the courts. Rep.
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But first, the sides will argue before US District Judge Reed O'Connor in Fort Worth, Texas, whether the health law should be put on hold while the case is litigated.
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However, Johnson was back in the States in 2003, while the case was still being litigated: Tennessee's own website has a story on his return from August of that year.
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"Within our organizations and groups and constituencies, I think there's still the same energy," said Mathew D. Staver, the chairman of Liberty Counsel, which has litigated against same-sex marriage.
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But there's no reason to expect its attempt to succeed, said Carlos Holguín, the general counsel for the Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law, which litigated the 1997 case.
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Mr. Grimm's case is just one of several on transgender rights that have been litigated in lower courts or been the subject of federal civil rights investigations in recent years.
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Trump knows that whether anything from this investigation sees the light of day in a court of law, the investigation is already being litigated in the court of public opinion.
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Mukasey told senators how the executive branch could use privilege in the Senate trial and how it would be litigated during the Senate trial at a lunch hosted by Sen.
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Read: Sessions weighs using DOJ to attack Trump's political rivals "Virtually every Clinton-related matter that the President complains about has been well-litigated and completely debunked," said Michigan Rep.
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Her restraining order (and similar ones recently issued in other districts) was meant to keep the individuals in the United States while the validity of the order is fully litigated.
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Because the EPA did not finish these standards until 240, they were still being litigated when Donald Trump arrived, which makes it extremely easy for him to avoid implementing them.
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Encryption backdoors would give law enforcement a way to bypass the algorithm that protects our data and sensitive information on smartphones and computers, and the issue has been litigated for decades.
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It's been two years since TIME magazine declared that the country was at a "Transgender Tipping Point," but the full implications of trans equality are still being litigated across the country.
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The third and latest travel ban is being litigated in several courts; the US Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the ban could take effect as the legal challenges play out.
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Eighty percent of patents litigated by PAEs are acquired from operating companies through bankruptcies, M&A or even through a direct sale if a company is looking to boost its revenue.
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I saw that argument made today by the ACLU that some children should have their cases litigated soberly from their parents which seems to fly in the face of family unification.
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Washington (CNN)After months of winding through the courts, the so-called "watered-down," revised version of President Donald Trump's fiercely litigated travel ban finally went into effect at 8 p.m.
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In a response filed with the court late on Saturday, State Attorney General Leslie Rutledge said that all of the issues raised by the condemned inmates had been previously and litigated.
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While the designation process is currently being litigated by MetLife, in all likelihood, the next Treasury secretary will likely take a pause, at least for six months, to evaluate that process.
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The agencies last year made final a new regulation to expand the waterways that are covered under that jurisdiction, but the rule has been put on hold while it is litigated.
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A policy advocate, organizer and attorney, he previously was a public defender with Bronx Defenders, a public defense nonprofit, and has litigated on behalf of indigent criminal defendants and undocumented immigrants.
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Congress should now exercise its power to set clear rules for tax collection from out-of-state sellers, reducing the number of issues that need to be litigated in the courts.
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"We're not opposing their request to dismiss their own claims, but we're seeking declaratory judgements that will force these issues to be litigated in the right forums," says a Match spokesperson.
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"This illegal policy has been in place for more than a year," said Judy Rabinovitz, senior staff counsel at the American Civil Liberties Union's Immigrants' Rights Project, who litigated the case.
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That won't exactly redeem the show's reputation for lazy exoticism — widely re-litigated after the Battle of Winterfell — but remember these are the guys who kill people for fun at weddings.
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The conservative group that represented the families in Puerto Rico, the Institute for Justice, has litigated more than 20 educational choice cases, and has another pending before the Montana Supreme Court.
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"The claims asserted in today's lawsuit have been extensively litigated and repeatedly rejected by the courts in a prior lawsuit," Dori Yob Kilmer, a lawyer for Khosla, said in a statement.
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The mercury pollution standards, made final in 2012, are a separate regulation from the more controversial and costly carbon dioxide limits for power plants that are also being litigated in court.
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Chief among the deal's opponents was the plaintiffs' firm Levi & Korsinsky, which represents a Xerox shareholder who has sued board members in a derivative case also being litigated before Justice Ostrager.
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The department's previous policies treated Puerto Ricans like "second-class citizens," according to Atteeyah Hollie, a senior attorney with the Southern Center for Human Rights, which litigated the case alongside PRLDEF.
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Three of those five cases were litigated before a court decision (Concepcion), which opened the door for banks and lenders to bar class action suits through the use of arbitration clauses.
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"We feel it is necessary to distribute this public information for those unfamiliar with this conspiracy theory, which has been comprehensively litigated in the press," Deputy Campaign Manager Kate Bedingfield wrote.
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Health-care analyst Scott Fidel had a different take, saying Thursday it "feels, at this point, like the constitutionality of the ACA will be litigated for the rest of our lifetime."
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These clauses sought to end the game of plaintiffs' lawyers choosing the most favorable state to file suit by requiring that cases be litigated in Delaware instead of a company's home state.
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"As long as states continue to use midazolam as part of the lethal injection process, there will be more botched executions," he said noting that the issue is being litigated in Ohio.
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One of the open records cases he's litigated for Cernovich involves Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier who pleaded guilty in 2008 to soliciting prostitution and procuring a person under 18 for prostitution.
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What was litigated during the election was Trump's claim that he would release his tax returns in the future, but couldn't do so yet because they were under audit by the IRS.
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The young mother of a newborn daughter wants to end forced arbitration for all workers — a legal agreement that requires any employee issue to be litigated outside of a formal court system.
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This week, arguments for and against what has been called the "most aggressively litigated environmental regulation in U.S. history" — the Clean Power Plan — were presented to the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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That part about finishing their procedure sounds legally tricky as well...Whether the state actually followed its own procedure is certainly something that could be litigated in and of itself as well.
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In a statement to CNN, Lewis's campaign argued that Minnesota voters had already "litigated" his comments in the past, and added that it was his job to be provocative on the show.
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Four days earlier, he voted with the other conservative members of the high court to put a hold on the administration's plans to implement the Clean Power Plan while it is litigated.
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The transactions in the civil fraud case, first filed in 2005, have already been litigated by two federal agencies, but Mr. Greenberg, 91, has continued to fight the state on the charges.
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The Bush and Obama administrations routinely denied passports to babies delivered by midwives in Texas for similar reasons, resulting in a 2009 class action lawsuit litigated by the American Civil Liberties Union.
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"President Trump is telling the Senate that cases like this one can and should be litigated in a highly expedited way, while here he argues that the Court should delay," they added.
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In 2017, there were two so-called caravans of 200 or so people; of that group, three have been granted asylum in the US while the others' fates are still being litigated.
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Valspar argued that because the patents at issue are not being litigated in federal court PPG could not point to the sort of "case or controversy" that gives rise to constitutional standing.
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Many of the accusations are too old to be litigated, but the mounting scandal has knocked Cosby, 78, off his pedestal as one of the most popular, family-friendly entertainers in America.
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We can surmise that in this current era of division, the results of a presidential election could be hotly litigated and regardless of the outcome, onlookers could decry the verdict as corrupt.
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What is known is that the scope of what constitutes an "unfair and deceptive trade practice" has been constantly litigated, and will continue to be if ISPs are overseen only by the FTC.
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Still, the issue has not clearly been litigated, and the decision on the Hulk Hogan tape could have an impact on other victims seeking to protect themselves from revenge porn through the courts.
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"The worst possible thing we can do is have created 50 different state FCCs," said Assemblymember Jim Patterson (R-Fresno), who warned that the bill would be litigated up to the Supreme Court.
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Matt Morgan, an Orlando attorney who has litigated negligence cases against Florida theme parks, says that the Graves family may be able to file a wrongful death claim against the Walt Disney Corporation.
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Gorsuch said there is a "pretty deep history" that indicates that the various amendments in the Bill of Rights should apply to the states and questioned why the issue was even being litigated.
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"This has all been litigated before, and as Congressman Lewis has said time and time again, it was his job to be provocative while on the radio," Lewis campaign manager Becky Alery said.
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In fact, in the last 40 years, the government has not litigated a vertical merger or alliance — that is, until it brought suit against AT&T in its proposed acquisition of Time Warner.
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"The Restitution Rule is the NCAA's nuclear rule," said Richard G. Johnson, a Cleveland-based attorney who has litigated against the NCAA on behalf of current MLB pitchers Andy Oliver and James Paxton.
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Its best known and most litigated provision, Section 1, went even further, guaranteeing for the first time the basic equality of all people, no matter their skin color, station in life or citizenship.
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With two conservative justices dissenting, the court refused to temporarily exempt from the ban a group of plaintiffs including the Firearms Policy Foundation while their legal challenge continues to be litigated in Washington.
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Herman is a controversial figure who has litigated some high-profile #MeToo cases, and who also faced an allegation of rape in 1998, which prosecutors declined to pursue, and which Herman has denied.
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We can see not only what is being assigned, but also how choices about what to teach have evolved, at a scale that was impossible to imagine when these questions were first litigated.
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His rivals have many vulnerabilities that are increasingly being litigated in the national spotlight, and a decisive victory in South Carolina, his allies hope, could catapult him into a strong showing on Tuesday.
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"You may worry a bit on how it will be implemented or how it will be litigated, but we have a judicial system, and that's what the judicial system is for," state Sen.
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I had personally litigated another case before her, and that was a jury discrimination case on behalf of a Latino, a Mexican-American gentleman on death row in Texas, and she granted relief.
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"The president addressed this, this was litigated and certainly answered during the election by the overwhelming support for the president and the fact he's sitting here in the Oval Office today," Sanders said.
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FEC, a case Noti litigated and won, a three-judge district court reaffirmed the principle that prohibiting foreign nationals from spending money in the electoral process is perfectly consistent with our constitutional ideals.
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Even if this moment of political turbulence passes for Biden, the allegations will almost certainly be litigated again and again during the Democratic primary fight as candidates are asked to respond to questions.
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The White House has also asserted immunity over the testimony of former White House counsel Don McGahn, and the committee has sued in order to compel his appearance, which is still being litigated.
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Democrats burned two months during which they could have subpoenaed and litigated access to Bolton as well as Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani, Vice President Mike Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and others.
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"This is a very unorthodox document from Lion Air," said Charles Herrmann, an American lawyer who is representing clients from the Lion Air crash and who has litigated aviation accident lawsuits for decades.
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But it's an important question, and it's being litigated for the first time in US history during the Trump administration, since foreign governments seem to be spending a lot of money at Trump's hotels.
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Two people familiar with the matter said that Clinton wasn't unprepared for the topic but was angry with Melvin's "style" of driving at an issue that Clinton believes was sufficiently litigated two decades ago.
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"This case will certainly be litigated and we will turn to the independent federal courts to step up and rectify this shameful chapter in our country's history," the group said in a press release.
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As states and cities have litigated against the Trump administration's efforts to strip federal funds from so-called sanctuary jurisdictions, they've invoked (among other arguments) the 10th Amendment, which, broadly speaking, shields states' rights.
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Core Performance and its managing director, RMR and its president, and 13 associates settled without admitting or denying the allegations, while charges against three other RMR employees will be litigated in a California court.
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The 5,240 service members — women and men — who reported being sexually assaulted in 2015 deserve a comprehensive transformation of military culture so sexual assault in the Armed Forces can be properly investigated and litigated.
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But while the facts of Montes's case continue to be litigated — in the court of public opinion, and in the actual courts — it's unlikely that most immigrants will ever learn about the messy details.
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The decision to move Levandowski out of the area of development that's being litigated comes just a week before a San Francisco court is scheduled to rule on a preliminary injunction filed by Google.
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In a report last year, we showed that restricting access to the courts was the No. 1 issue the Chamber litigated in the courts — more than 85033 times in a recent three-year period.
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On-demand ridesharing is known for often relying on an exploitative labor model—one that was recently litigated in the California Supreme Court, but remains the beating heart of companies like Uber and Lyft.
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Rosen is a partner at Horvitz & Levy LLP, the largest appellate law firm in California, who has litigated more than 50 appeals under California's anti-SLAPP statute, on behalf of both plaintiffs and defendants.
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The most egregious get litigated through FIRE's two-year-old litigation program, which targets violations at public colleges (only public institutions, which are arms of the government, are directly bound by the First Amendment).
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"[States] can do in a matter of months what takes us — the federal government — years to actually accomplish, and states aren't going to be litigated as much as the federal government will," Bishop said.
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This legal point was litigated in the past with the trial of former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards, and the FEC has ruled that the Edwards payments — even from donors — were not campaign contributions.
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He pointed to a 403 Supreme Court ruling, which said that, barring extraordinary circumstances, a federal court should not rule on tribal court jurisdictional questions before they have been fully litigated in tribal court.
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It rarely works, because the companies either face steep fees out of fear of getting sued, their business plan is unsustainable, or because they go ahead without permission and get litigated into the ground.
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It rarely works, because the companies either face steep fees out of fear of getting sued, their business plan is unsustainable, or because they go ahead without permission and get litigated into the ground.
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Leila A. Amineddoleh, a lawyer who specializes in art and cultural heritage law, said that if the case is litigated, a court will have to determine the appropriate venue and applicable body of law.
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A senior Justice Department official said in a sworn deposition that data from a citizenship question was not actually required to enforce the Voting Rights Act, which has been litigated for decades without difficulty.
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Both Mr. Smith and Mr. Yonke, who have litigated police brutality and excessive force cases for more than 20 years, said this was the first time they had seen charges brought against an officer.
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Bolton was asked to testify before House investigators in the impeachment inquiry, but refused to appear and was never subpoenaed while a similar case over executive privilege involving his former deputy was being litigated.
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"The president addressed this, this was litigated and certainly answered during the election by the overwhelming support for the president and the fact he's sitting here in the Oval Office today," Sanders said Monday.
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A case the U.S. successfully litigated against Japanese restrictions on apple imports was followed in short order by successful negotiations to remove similar restrictions on lettuce and tomato imports, without resort to dispute settlement.
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"The president addressed this, this was litigated and certainly answered during the election by the overwhelming support for the president and the fact he's sitting here in the Oval Office today," Sanders said Monday.
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Christopher Jackson is an attorney at Sherman & Howard who has litigated cases on federal and state elections, campaign-finance law, the First Amendment, the Electoral College, and the Taxpayers' Bill of Rights, among others.
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The groan-inducing cheesiness of the Sand Snakes has been well-litigated elsewhere, but perhaps the biggest disappointment to fans of Martin's books is the showrunners' decision to omit Doran's secret pro-Targaryen plot entirely.
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As I have written before, in virtually every litigated area of constitutional law, from free speech, to race relations, to federal power, to state sovereign immunity, the Supreme Court has reversed course over and over.
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The case is being litigated in London by law firm Michelmores, is funded by Augusta Ventures and has after-the-event insurance in place to cover any legal costs that might be incurred, RGL said.
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If prosecutors in California decide to sue the entities that leaked and published the photos, Franks said it would be a fascinating case study in a revenge porn case being litigated in the public sphere.
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The bill was introduced this week and must be scored by the Congressional Budget Office, analyzed by the parliamentarian, litigated within the GOP conference, and put on the floor — all in less than three weeks.
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The lawyers warned Mazars they were putting the firm "on notice" for potential legal action and urged it not to provide any of the documents Cummings requested before the subpoena has been litigated in court.
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As a result, the funds said, some 500 individual suits against Petrobras are being litigated alongside the securities class action, many of them filed simply to protect investors against running out of time to sue.
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Since this order is ruling on a motion for summary judgment, those claims will still be litigated; the ruling just declined to agree with the insurance carrier that they should be dropped from the case.
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Mr. Kavanaugh, for his part, prepared a report concluding that Mr. Foster had committed suicide, investigated whether documents had been unlawfully removed from Mr. Foster's office, and litigated cases on attorney-client and executive privilege.
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But as the nation grapples with a wave of sexual misconduct allegations against powerful men in politics, media, the entertainment industry, and elsewhere, some Democrats say the allegations against the president should be re-litigated.
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"It's been historically true that the courts have been respected," Parenteau said, even with enormously and still hotly debated and litigated decisions like Roe v Wade, which protected a person's right to have an abortion.
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Lofgren, who served as a House staffer during Richard Nixon's impeachment process and a lawmaker during the impeachment of Bill Clinton, said federal courts had already litigated those issues, going as far back as Watergate.
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In a brief filed in the Supreme Court, it accused attorneys from the American Civil Liberties Union who litigated the "Jane Doe" abortion case of misleading the government and asked the justices to punish them.
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The case is one of several voting disputes being litigated ahead of the November election and is the third application for emergency action to reach the Supreme Court in recent weeks from three different states.
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The White House is considering expanding its much-litigated travel ban to additional countries amid a renewed election-year focus on immigration issues by President Donald Trump, according to four people familiar with the deliberations.
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"I unearthed a policy of staffing restaurants on the basis of demographics," said Keenan R. S. Nix, a lawyer who in the 1990s and early 2000s litigated several discrimination cases brought by employees and customers.
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"While we remain open to finding some reasonable solutions to address the government's concern, we do expect this case will ultimately be litigated in court," Chief Executive Randall Stephenson told analysts on a conference call.
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Though the local district attorney's office did not return calls for comment, Thomas Brennan, the assistant DA who litigated the original trial that resulted in a hung jury, did discuss the outcome briefly via text message.
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In Manhattan, I had a DA say we're not going to prosecute turnstile jumps, and the next week, I picked up a turnstile jump [case] that I litigated for a year and went to trial on.
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Keep in mind, too, that while this subpoena is litigated, the statute of limitations period for whatever crimes may have been committed continues to run, lessening the amount of time prosecutors have to make their case.
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The Chamber cited a May 2019 study, funded by the Institute for Legal Reform, that compared outcomes in 10,000 employment arbitration cases to 90,000 cases litigated to a conclusion in federal court between 2014 and 2018.
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In a court filing this month, Bank of New York Mellon said the allegations by Jacobs should be dismissed because they were not raised in the Miami couple's bankruptcy proceedings, and should not be litigated now.
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"Good Girls Revolt" doesn't conjure anyone as compelling as Don Draper, but it delivers several credible variations on Peggy Olson -- and another window into the '60s, a decade with political ramifications that are still being litigated.
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To Wheeler's misfortune, the case was not litigated in the court of public opinion, but in a court of law bound by the tenants of U.S. Constitution — constraints Wheeler apparently believes do not apply to him.
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Benczkowski noted that he litigated the Volkswagen case against Andrew Weissmann -- former chief of the Criminal Division's fraud section at DOJ -- who left the department to join special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe earlier this year.
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"This has all been litigated before, and as Congressman Lewis has said time and time again, it was his job to be provocative while on the radio," Lewis' campaign manager Becky Alery said in a statement.
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A Delaware judge would likely be reluctant to delve into questions about Redstone's mental competency when that issue is already being litigated in other courts, said Minor Myers, a corporate law professor at Brooklyn Law School.
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But the legal battles are still dragging on, largely because the legislature has responded to many of the judicial rebukes by passing slightly different versions of the same measure, which are then litigated all over again.
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The labor authority, an independent government agency that investigates and resolves government-labor disputes, currently has no general counsel and therefore cannot issue decisions that would allow the violation finding to be formally charged and litigated.
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" But David C. Vladeck, a law professor at Georgetown University who has litigated many cases involving commercial speech, said: "The government has broad leeway to require disclosure of factual information that would be material to consumers.
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The author of the Court's opinion in Varner, Judge Stuart Kyle Duncan, spent part of his career as general counsel to a leading Christian right law firm and litigated multiple cases seeking to restrict LGBTQ rights.
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On today's episode: • We listen in as President Trump's travel ban is litigated — and live-streamed — in a federal courthouse, joined by my colleague Jesse Wegman, who writes about the law for the Times's editorial board.
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Dori Yob Kilmer, an attorney for Khosla, said in a statement to CNN that the property is private and the state's claims "have been extensively litigated and repeatedly rejected by the courts" in a previous lawsuit.
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"There is no meaningful disagreement that disputed supervisors are among the most vociferous pro-union advocates — virtually ensuring that the election will lack integrity if their status is not litigated in advance," one Hearst filing read.
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"These new charges are without merit and are based largely on recycled civil disputes from last 20 years that have been previously settled, litigated and in some cases, rejected by federal judges and juries," he said.
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" The contraceptive mandate is the much-litigated Affordable Care Act requirement for employer-based insurance to cover "preventive care and screenings" for women, as further defined to include "the full range of FDA-approved contraceptive methods.
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The hard-to-define and rarely litigated concept is often justified on the grounds that withholding information from public disclosure protects the President's ability to get private advice from his subordinates to ensure the functioning of government.
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On one such issue — the planned U.S. troop withdrawal from Syria — Jones said the tensions that have arisen between Washington and Ankara should not be litigated in public, but rather by careful discussion between the two governments.
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"The fair use defense in this context has never been litigated," noted Annemarie Bridy, a law professor at the University of Idaho and an Affiliate Scholar at the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School.
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The Illinois State Police investigators and prosecutors responsible for McCullough's conviction did not respond to requests for comment, and have said in the past that they can't discuss matters that could wind up being litigated in court.
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Energy companies that litigated against the EPA alongside Pruitt contributed nearly $240,000 to his campaign or political action committees that supported him between 2010 and 2016, according to the Environmental Working Group, a research and advocacy nonprofit.
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A patent holding company aggressively litigated a meritless patent case against Nike Inc, Fitbit Inc, GoPro Inc and other makers of fitness trackers and cameras and must cover their attorneys' fees, a federal judge ruled on Friday.
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In the summer of 2017, we wrote about a battle between Cloudflare, the San Francisco-based internet security and content delivery network, and two attorneys who'd previously litigated intellectual property cases on behalf of numerous tech giants.
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Scrutiny continued on Tuesday when the head of the Federal Trade Commission offered to brief senators on a case the agency had litigated against a Florida company connected to Whitaker that they called a "scam" in court.
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Perniciously, it dovetails with Mr. Trump's harsh anti-immigrant rhetoric, which buoyed his candidacy during the presidential election season and has been a feature of controversial executive order restrictions that continue to be litigated in the courts.
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When all is said, done, and litigated in the case of Stephanie Clifford, who is known professionally as Stormy Daniels, the biggest question might be why the President of the United States didn't just let her talk.
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In order to gain a preliminary injunction that would allow an athlete to play while her case is litigated, the athlete generally must prove that such an order won't harm third parties or disserve the public interest.
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A coalition of states, energy companies, business groups and others led by West Virginia has asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit to put the regulations on hold while they are litigated.
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Each attack, then, quickly sets off a zero-sum debate over the related issues of gun control, immigration or religious tolerance — some of the most divisive issues in the country — litigated in a moment of national duress.
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" After the ruling, Carlos Holguin, who has litigated the case since 1985, said, "We are gratified that the court has ruled in the way it has to protect children from the worst excesses of immigration-related detention.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House is considering dramatically expanding its much-litigated travel ban to additional countries amid a renewed election-year focus on immigration by President Donald Trump, according to six people familiar with the deliberations.
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It proposes that direct selling does not require selling products primarily to people who are not distributors — a position that critically contradicts the Ninth Circuit decision in BurnLounge, the most recent fully litigated FTC pyramid scheme case.
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"My hope is that we do get her out on bond and fight the charges once we have our master calendar hearing when her charges are ready to be litigated," Ybarra Maldonado added about his client's future.
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But on the sidelines of the re-litigated fight over busing -- and off the stage that second night -- was another candidate who waded into the busing debate in the 1970s on the opposite side of Biden: Massachusetts Sen.
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He has litigated numerous high-profile cases, including suits challenging the Trump administration's Muslim ban, Arizona's anti-immigrant senate bill 1070, other state and local anti-immigrant laws, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) use of immigration detainers.
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Clinton, Sanders talk over each other in debate clash Sunday was also '90s night, as the candidates essentially re-litigated major political battles of the era -- including NAFTA, the assault weapons ban and crime bill -- through modern eyes.
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As chief counsel of the American Center for Law and Justice, Sekulow -- a conservative response to the ACLU -- has successfully litigated culture war issues on behalf of pro-life and religious groups, earning a strong following among evangelicals.
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Under the agreement, detailed in filings with a federal court in California, the state won't take any action to enforce its law that was passed late last month while the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) repeal is being litigated.
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The issue of whether Title IX protects transgender students will continue to be litigated in other courts, and legal experts expect it to be decided by the Supreme Court in the coming years, possibly as early as 2018.
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The 85033th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a request from more than 20 states, Planned Parenthood and the American Medical Association to suspend the rules while their case against them is litigated, according to The Associated Press.
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Every state-by-state fiasco (and there would be many) would bring calls to recentralize, every federal regulatory decision would be litigated furiously, and the issue would dominate the 2020 campaign at the state and federal levels both.
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"When something that was that painful is thrown up again after 20 years after it was fully litigated, you tend to freeze up — and it wasn't my finest hour," Mr. Clinton said at a TimesTalks event in Manhattan.
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Had the case, which was initiated during the Obama administration, been litigated further, it could have made the franchise business model less profitable by putting many parent corporations on the hook for labor law violations by their franchisees.
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Jameel Jaffer, who litigated national-security cases against the government as the former deputy legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union, urged the committee to scrutinize more closely Judge Gorsuch's views on executive power and individual rights.
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Justice Sotomayor noted that the question of whether a trip that includes a coffee break is "continuous and uninterrupted" is a "new issue" that must be litigated in the lower courts before it is decided by the justices.
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With these issues being litigated in statehouses and courts, the subject matter will continue to evoke discussions about whether Atwood's underlying vision portrays a wholly separate reality or serves as commentary about this one through a slightly distorted mirror.
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In the mid-'90s, Merrick Rossein, a professor at the CUNY School of Law, and his colleagues litigated one of the first school peer-to-peer sexual harassment cases under Title IX, ultimately clarifying the extent of the law.
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Criticizing such suits and pushing for action to resolve these issues can have the unfortunate effect of also tainting suits genuinely rooted in a desire to improve online accessibility, like those the National Federation of the Blind has litigated.
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Similarly, Justice Kennedy's departure has shined new light on recently litigated cases that have been ruled unconstitutional by lower courts, such as Indiana's HEA 1337 which was signed into law by Pence when he served as the state's governor.
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As the activist movement against Congress's SESTA/FOSTA bill continues to swell among America's sex workers, who claim that this ostensible anti–sex trafficking bill will endanger their livelihoods and lives, that question is being litigated in real-time.
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"Those ethical considerations are heightened in this case, where the misconduct appears to have been perpetrated by senior Commerce and DOJ officials — not the career DOJ line attorneys who litigated this case on behalf of Defendants," the filing states.
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This is because it's the first time a so-called vertical merger -- the combination of two companies that produce the same product but at different stages of the creation process -- has been litigated to this degree in 50 years.
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The DHS attorneys who litigated the case conceded—based on the facts and the underlying scientific evidence—that domestic violence victims were part of a social group, and therefore could be eligible for asylum if they could establish persecution.
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Yet in terms of relevance, "The Vietnam War" might be his most significant undertaking since "The Civil War" -- a 10-part, 18-hour look at the conflict and its repercussions -- political, cultural, psychological -- still being felt and litigated today.
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"It's easier to focus and easier to have quick talking points and focused information so everyone knows what the issue is," said Mathew D. Staver, the chairman of Liberty Counsel, a group that has litigated against same-sex marriage.
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The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Friday to consider whether, in cases where a plaintiff raises new claims, federal preclusion can bar a defendant from raising defenses that were not litigated and resolved in prior cases between the parties.
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But Ted Poretz, an art law attorney at Zukerman Gore Brandeis & Crossman, who has litigated this section of the law, said the court would be likely to look at whether the email contains language typical of a consignment agreement.
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Following that move, the Trump administration said in a filing that it didn't want the justices to act quickly on the case since the key issue -- how much of the law should remain in effect -- is still being litigated.
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"There's a real possibility that you will see privileged questions litigated in the courts that could delay the matters weeks or months, and could very well entail a pause at least in the trial while that litigation is ongoing."
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"If you're a woman who's making on average, in California, $10.08 as a caregiver, you can't afford to miss one paycheck, let alone the time it takes for a case like this to be litigated and processed," Butler said.
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Given the timing of the announcement and the apparent redundant nature of the charges (some of which already were litigated in the Virginia federal case), Vance appears to be using his prosecutorial power to pile on for political purposes.
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"Some of the issues are ones that will need to be litigated out and may need to be negotiated diplomatically," said Michael Daniel, former White House coordinator for cybersecurity and current president and CEO of the Cyber Threat Alliance.
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But regardless of whether party officials are actively trying to depress minority turnout — a question litigated extensively over the last several years as the Supreme Court has weakened the Voting Rights Act — the effective outcome of these disparities matters.
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A shrewd litigator, Mr. Boies represented Al Gore in the 2000 presidential dispute, litigated the Microsoft antitrust case for the federal government and is representing Maurice R. Greenberg, the former chief of American International Group, in his suit against the government.
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James Jones, a former U.S. national security advisor and former supreme allied commander of NATO forces in Europe, said the conflicts between Washington and Ankara should not be litigated in public, but rather by careful discussion between the two governments.
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After a messy end, where fights about money became the way my ex and I litigated all the bigger fissures about what we wanted and where we were going, being back in total control of my money felt like a relief.
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He represented Al Gore in the 2000 presidential dispute, he litigated the Microsoft antitrust case for the federal government, and he is representing Maurice R. Greenberg, the former chief executive of the American International Group, in his suit against the government.
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He has promoted Trump products at campaign events, publicly litigated a federal civil suit he's facing over Trump University on talk shows, and, this week, will bring the political press to Scotland for a tour of a Trump golf course.
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"The Walt Disney Corporation has a duty to warn their hotel guests of any dangers that they either know about or should know about," Matt Morgan, an Orlando attorney who has litigated negligence cases against Florida theme parks, tells PEOPLE.
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"This has all been litigated before, and as Congressman Lewis has said time and time again, it was his job to be provocative while on the radio," Lewis' campaign manager Becky Alery said in a statement to CNN at the time.
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The case of Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE versus Donald Trump will be "litigated" through legislation and endless investigations on Capitol Hill.
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Morrisey and Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt (R), along with representatives of 24 other states, asked the Supreme Court last week to stop the Environmental Protection Agency from enforcing the power plant rule while it is being litigated in federal court.
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We need the unsustainable food sources and markets that trade our livelihood for profits litigated out of existence on a grand scale, which is not something that happens by us not buying those foods sometimes, or even all of the time.
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Mr. Wiener's bill targets cities that have lagged on building by allowing developers who propose projects in those places to bypass the various local design and environmental reviews that slow down construction because they can be appealed and litigated for years.
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Many of those arguments have been re-litigated over the past day as journalists dig into #NeverWarren, a hashtag that was briefly trending on Twitter in the wake of a dustup between Democratic presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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They insist that the matter of ignored subpoenas and withheld documents ought to be litigated in court for months, during which time the president would have ample time to continue violating the law by seeking foreign help for his re-election.
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For example, in a case the Institute for Free Speech litigated under the existing "electioneering communications" law, a think tank's ads asking Coloradans to contact their senators about a pending criminal justice reform bill was held to be an election ad.
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Executive privilege -- the idea that the President has a right to confidential counsel from top officials -- has not been widely litigated in the courts, meaning that legal cases might eventually make their laborious way all the way to the Supreme Court.
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In a statement provided by spokeswoman Paige Hughes, ICE said that it is required under Session's May 2018 decision "to reopen approximately 350,000 administratively closed cases so they are litigated to completion," and the applicant is ordered removed or obtains relief.
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"Fast forward to fall of 2020, and you will once again see…campaigns litigated on pre-existing conditions, health care costs and drug costs, because Republicans have only made the problem worse for themselves since 2018," Democratic strategist Jesse Ferguson said.
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These lawyers worked in the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division in the 1980s, when the four civil rights cases Sessions listed among his 10 most significant cases as a lawmaker were being litigated, and they say Sessions' role in these cases was small.
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Judges are usually hesitant to disturb the status quo while a case is being litigated, and are more likely to grant stays in cases where the outcome is all-or-nothing: In this instance, either the committee gets the documents, or it doesn't.
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The case, which could also be brought in Scottish courts, is being litigated in London by law firm Michelmores, is funded by Augusta Ventures and has after-the-event insurance in place to cover any legal costs that might be incurred, RGL said.
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" In his answers to written questions from senators, Schwartz also revealed a dearth of trial experience, and he further acknowledged: "I am not admitted to practice in the Court of Federal Claims," and "I have not litigated in the Court of Federal Claims.
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Democratic attorneys general from 18 states and the District of Columbia sued the federal government and asked for an immediate order halting Trump's move while the case is being litigated and argued that terminating the payments harmed customers by raising insurance rates.
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But the judge said a preliminary injunction was appropriate while the matter is litigated because the plaintiffs had shown a "strong likelihood of success on the merits" of their claim that enforcing the policy would pose an unconstitutional "undue burden" on obtaining abortions.
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Many of the patents the board reviews are also being litigated in federal court, so the ruling cuts back sovereign immunity as a viable defense before the tribunal, said Matthew Rizzolo, a patent lawyer at Ropes & Gray not involved in the case.
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Emerson, who litigated pay equity cases as a lawyer, said she's always skeptical when an organization says it has "solved" a pay gap issue, because there are so many more facets of the issue that should be measured beyond what the law requires.
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Johnson, who has litigated against the NCAA on multiple occasions, believes the threat of biased judges is illusory, and that invoking it to justify the Restitution Rule only highlights its true purpose—placing the association's decisions beyond the reach of the judiciary.
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Franken also pointed out the "irony" of his situation, considering the flood of sexual assault allegations against President Trump — one of which is currently being litigated in civil court — as well as multiple women's claims that Moore tried to date them as teenagers.
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Do we simply allow this accusation to pass like all the others, using the limping excuse that whether or not the man who sits in the Oval Office is a sexual predator or not, he was sufficiently litigated in the 2016 election?
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The appeal handed him an additional victory for two of the seven arrests under an article that prohibits ulterior motives in prosecutions, including political motives, and that has an extraordinarily high bar of proof, lawyers who have litigated at the court said.
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The Sixth Circuit court, which was picked by the federal Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation to consider multiple consolidated cases challenging the rule, put a pause on its implementation last year, so the Obama administration cannot enforce it while it is being litigated.
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Predatory pricing – the act of undercutting a rival with prices so low that they go out of business – is rarely litigated because it is nearly impossible to prove if it is not shown that a company will be successful in its efforts.
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Some may argue that these legislative solutions would encourage frivolous litigation, but the reality is that disputes of all kinds are already being litigated through the court system, and the measures would offer both clarity and an affirmative defense for frivolous actions.
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"These new charges are without merit and are based largely on recycled civil disputes from the last 20 years that have been previously settled, litigated and, in some cases, rejected by federal judges and juries," Huawei said in a statement Friday morning.
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That could all be re-litigated by Alphabet if it calls any number of current and former Uber executives to the stand to paint a picture of a rapacious corporate culture — which might explain how Uber found itself in possession of Alphabet's files.
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Their tussles further exposed divisions within the party, which have been litigated with increasing fervor since Trump's election in November 2016, as a new generation of more progressive lawmakers and activists seek to either push the establishment left -- or out of the picture entirely. Sens.
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Helpfully, the FTC case, which is being litigated over the next few weeks, is basically over the same issue at the heart of previous and ongoing high-profile cases against Qualcomm: The company is accused of using its patents to be a greedy dick.
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"The false allegations that Mr. Rybolovlev is making are already being litigated in the Swiss courts, which is the appropriate venue for this case," Sotheby's said, adding it would seek to dismiss the action in New York and continue to pursue its case in Switzerland.
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"There's a big difference between sharing a photo with somebody you're close with and posting it online for millions and millions of people to see," Lisa Bloom, a high-profile California lawyer who litigated Mischa Barton's recent revenge porn case, told Broadly over the phone.
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That, however, does not change the basic nature of foreign-intelligence operations: They remain executive exercises in information-gathering and analysis regarding foreign powers; they are not law-enforcement probes for the purpose of developing criminal cases to be litigated in the justice system.
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As a former national security professional, on principle I was against the release of either memo — sensitive intelligence matters should not be litigated in public — but appreciated Schiff correcting the record and countering the spurious claims by Nunes that the FBI was being deceitful.
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For example, in another case being litigated by Becket right now, the City of Philadelphia has cut off referrals of foster children to one of the City's best foster agencies, Catholic Social Services, because the City disagrees with the agencies' longstanding religious beliefs about marriage.
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"While we fully recognize their need for information, the Committee's focus should not be on Allergan, the Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe and our agreement which does not shield Restasis patents currently being litigated in federal district court," an Allergan spokesman said in a statement.
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Cornyn said it is "still to be litigated" whether a vote happens this week and cautioned the amendment could be subject to "all the rules and procedures" of the Senate, a hint the measure could be defeated or set aside on a procedural vote.
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But they were logical inferences that they were permitted based upon those slim factors to argue ... Justice is always served in a case where the facts are litigated before a jury, the jury looks at the law through their lens and they render a decision.
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Adding to these policies — all of which have been extensively litigated in court as violating due process and constitutional rights — is the increasing use of immigration detention, in the absence of bail, again seemingly an effort to deter bona fide refugees from making their claims.
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"This is a minor area of difference because very few cases go to trial anyway and when they do, they end up being litigated as if they were a full trial on the merits," said antitrust lawyer Jonathan Kanter of Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP.
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But the renewed focus on Biden, coinciding with his surge to frontrunner status, has alarmed House Democrats as they brace for an all-out GOP assault on Biden and his son over an issue that was litigated at length during President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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The debate litigated, among other points, whether the Raiders' having played here last year (in a 27-20 win over the Houston Texans) was a bonus or the Patriots' general dominance and their altitude training in Colorado this week would give them an edge.
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As the tour guide spoke, outlining Evers's life of voting rights activism, the many attempts on his life, and the precautions he took to safeguard his home, I couldn't help but think that many of the issues he fought for are still being litigated today.
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Whether you regard those numbers as a sign that consumer class actions are delivering meaningful relief to class members or as proof that consumers don't really care about cases purportedly litigated on their behalf probably depends on your role in the class action ecosystem.
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The hearing centered on a Federal District Court's ruling last month that the House should be given access to secret grand jury evidence from the Mueller investigation immediately, and whether enforcement of that ruling should be stayed while the Justice Department's appeal is fully litigated.
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Wolf was litigated under the federal, not state, constitution, the League of Women Voters case is a much more promising one to explore the Pennsylvania constitution's concept of electoral fairness, as illustrated by its requirement of "free and equal" elections and equal protection guarantees.
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Mr. Trump has been plagued since taking office by a leaky White House, where warring factions of aides and advisers have routinely litigated their internal disputes in the press, leading to unflattering disclosures about senior members of Mr. Trump's team and the president himself.
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Nearly two dozen oil companies including BP, Shell and Chevron petitioned the country's high court to halt the case that seeks to hold them responsible for damages caused by climate change arguing that the case should be litigated in federal rather than state court.
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Between the Foreign Emoluments Clause, the Domestic Emoluments Clause and The Ineligibility Clause, the issue takes up a lot of space in the Constitution, especially considering they cover an issue that, according to CRS, has never been litigated in a major way in court.
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Trump's lawyers alleged in the complaint that they reached out to the district attorney's office to "engage in good-faith negotiations" concerning the Mazars subpoena, but the office refused to narrow the subpoena's scope or stay enforcement of it while its validity is litigated.
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"If we want to have this campaign litigated on who supports civil rights and whether I did or not, I'm happy to do that," he said, noting he had only opposed busing for school integration ordered by the federal government, not by local governments.
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The result is a never-ending stream of Rorschach test controversies pushed on social media, in which either the meaning of events on film or even the very facts of what's being depicted are litigated endlessly and tied to our right-versus-left culture war.
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" The Los Angeles County District Attorney's office responded in a statement to PEOPLE that read, "This motion is being litigated in a public forum and involves information that is relevant, material and necessary to refute the false allegations and mischaracterizations made by the defense in their opposition.
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Attorneys who've litigated net neutrality cases before the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit and others who've spent years monitoring the conduct of ISPs warn that we should expect to see apps and services that ISPs profit from receiving considerable advantages in the near future.
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When Tighe litigated this issue at the end of 2017, Seeger countered that it was routine for players to be asked to submit additional information early on to make sure their submissions were complete, and that Tighe misunderstood the process and was trying to leapfrog steps.
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The Justice Department has not successfully litigated to stop a vertical deal - where the merging companies are not direct competitors, as is the case with AT&T and Time Warner - since the 1970s, when it prevented Ford Motor Co from buying assets from spark-plug maker Autolite.
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The highly contested and litigated controversy hinges on the contents of five tapes of recorded phone conversations inside the South Bend police department and allegations that the tapes contain racist comments made by a group of officers about former Police Chief Darryl Boykins, who is black.
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He also lists among the "most significant litigated matters which you personally handled" several cases tried as an assistant US attorney for the Northern District of Georgia, including a trial he led alongside embattled former Acting Attorney General Sally Yates, then also an assistant US attorney.
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"The case of Tressie Shaffer was extensively litigated and ultimately 12 citizens of this community unanimously agreed that she was guilty of the crime of Permitting Child Abuse by Injury," Assistant District Attorney Andrea Brown, who prosecuted Shaffer's criminal case, said in a statement after the verdict.
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"The Court's frustration, in part, is that other states have already unsuccessfully litigated the same sort of ban that is before this Court and the State is aware that this type of litigation costs the taxpayers a tremendous amount of money," Reeves wrote in his opinion.
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"You have to balance the need … for an attempt at prompt resolution for the people who are actually the victims of the defendants' conduct, and the need for public disclosure," said Ellen Relkin, a New York plaintiff lawyer who has litigated several high-profile product liability cases.
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"As this court observed many months ago, this case has been litigated on the premise — based 'in no small part' on Defendants' own 'insist[ence]' — that the speedy resolution of Plaintiffs' claims is a matter of great private and public importance," Furman, an Obama appointee, wrote.
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The company is also arguing that platforms shouldn't be shielded in a new version of the North American Free Trade Agreement from being sued over user-generated content, the same sort of immunity currently being litigated in Congress as part of a debate over anti-trafficking bills.
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A source in the room for Friday's meeting, defending Sanders, told me she made a point of immediately saying Sadler's comment was wrong but her point was that these issues should be litigated internally and airing grievances through the press inflicts immense damage on the White House.
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He clerked for Stephen Reinhardt, a liberal on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, in Los Angeles, passed the California bar on his third attempt, and went to work for the N.A.A.C.P. Legal Defense and Educational Fund, where he litigated voting-rights and death-penalty cases.
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The case for establishing the refuge was first laid out in the journal of the Sierra Club in 1953, and groups ranging from the Natural Resources Defense Council to the Audubon Society have all campaigned and litigated against Alaska's attempts to allow drilling in ANWR for decades.
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As part of its strategy to have the company declared immune from liability by funneling cases to a federal court where that issue could be litigated, MGM sued more than 1,000 people who had already filed cases or indicated an intent to pursue claims against the company.
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Part of this could be because a lot of what's coming out now has been in the public record for some time; like Trump, Bloomberg has been a public figure for decades, and much of his history has been litigated before, particularly in his three mayoral campaigns.
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But the court also found that Rost was allowed to fire Stephens under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act—a defense ADF had used in the 2018 Masterpiece Cakeshop case (which litigated the refusal by an evangelical-run bakery to prepare a wedding cake for a gay couple).
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Bay wants to spend 140 minutes splashing around in what has since become one of the most politicized and heavily litigated incidents of the Obama administration, all while somehow avoiding, or more often simply ignoring, the points of still-roiling controversy that litter the real-life events.
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He has litigated nearly every regulation the EPA has enacted in recent memory; he disputes whether mercury is dangerous for humans; when questioned in the hearing, couldn't decide how much lead was OK for children to drink in tap water; and is a climate change denier.
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But those disagreements "pale in comparison to the large amount of agreement" between pro-business groups like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the incoming president, said Michael Carvin of Jones Day, a prominent constitutional lawyer who has litigated against the Affordable Care Act and other Obama administration initiatives.
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"This will surely be litigated as an exercise of administrative discretion plainly at odds with the intention of Congress in providing a broad basis for asylum seekers, and disqualifying only those who are actual threats," Pratheepan Gulasekaram, a professor at Santa Clara University School of Law, told BuzzFeed News.
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" The office of government leader Aung San Suu Kyi last month said Myanmar was "under no obligation to enter into litigation with the prosecutor", and setting the jurisdiction over the case would "set a dangerous precedent whereby future populistic causes and complaints against non-State Parties ... may be litigated.
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"In a way the lack of effective drug treatment works as prevention for drug use, I heard this from many Russian drug officials during my time working with UNODC in Moscow," said Golichenko, who has litigated on behalf of Russian drug users at the European Court of Human Rights.
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Compulsory arbitration also prevents borrowers from banding together to stop abusive practices, such as those of Wells Fargo, in which hundreds of thousands or more customers are deprived of amounts too small to justify the expense of a single proceeding but can be stopped if they can be litigated.
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Photo: AP / MARK LENNIHANIn the latest enforcement of a recently adopted policy against the distribution of hacked materials, Twitter has moved to vanquish the account of a hacking group believed to have pilfered thousands of documents from an American law firm that litigated insurance claims stemming from the Sept.
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But if an agreement on a new law doesn't emerge, the White House must decide whether to continue paying out some $7 billion in subsidies to insurers, an issue that is currently being litigated, with a court-ordered deadline of May 22 for the Trump administration to weigh in.
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Our experience tells us, however, that separate-but-equal legislation would need to be re-litigated through the courts—potentially putting many of the people it hopes to protect through the judicial ringer effectively abandoning millions more who do not have the resources to pursue a court case.
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Fontana was reportedly among one of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit litigated by the ACLU of Alaska against the borough after it approved a policy in 2016 to only allow people belonging to official organizations with an established presence on the Kenai Peninsula to give invocations at meetings.
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In one case being litigated in New York, a dealer in timepieces based there is suing a California auction house, asserting that the pair of clocks he paid $607,000 for in 2016 had been misrepresented as being at least 203 years old, when they were actually modern reproductions.
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"Indeed, just yesterday, former D.C. Circuit Judge Kenneth Starr told the Senate on behalf of President Trump that a House subpoena-enforcement action could have been fully litigated even through the Supreme Court in a very short time, as was done in the Pentagon Papers case," the lawyers wrote.
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Richard Emery, a New York lawyer who litigated a case in 2009 involving an issue similar to the one raised by the Taxi Workers Alliance, said state authorities might be reluctant to pursue the case because the state does not appear to have been cheated out of tax revenue.
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While that motion was being litigated, Postmates came up with a tactic to short-circuit the mass arbitration campaign: Its counsel at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher negotiated an $0003 million class action settlement in California state court that purports to resolve the claims of all of its California couriers.
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And now the Trump administration appears intent on walling off as much information as possible, working assiduously to conceal the president's visitors, his business and financial entanglements, and even details of executive orders and policies until they go into effect (like the travel ban, which is still being litigated).
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In antitrust circles, the court fight will be closely watched since the Justice Department has not successfully litigated to stop a vertical deal - where the merging companies are not direct competitors - since the 1970s, when it prevented Ford Motor Co from buying assets from spark-plug maker Autolite.
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But Tchen and other attorneys who represent victims of sexual abuse are still fighting a much larger battle to change how sexual assault claims are litigated as they try cases in courtrooms where judges and juries still consider firsthand witnesses and physical evidence the only way to corroborate an alleged assault.
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Because the Supreme Court simply overruled the Quill decision and did not make constitutional the South Dakota law that initially raised the issue, the case may be litigated for years to come to figure out how to account for the over 10,000 state jurisdictions that govern sales tax across the country.
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Other cases of persistent sexual assault and harassment, like those involving Fox News and Sterling Jewelers, have been kept secret through forced arbitration clauses and confidentiality terms that ensure disputes are litigated in private and secret forums that allow the company to go years without facing public outcry or backlash.
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Whether they're currently being litigated, resulted in a resignation, were nothing more than coincidence, simply raised eyebrows or faded from view, this is an incredible body of work, although wrongdoing is universally denied: Melania Trump -- The first lady used visa opposed by her parents husband to get her parents' citizenship. Rep.
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Whatever happens with this case — a harder case than many good-government types have admitted publicly or even privately — there are many more political hot-button cases on their way to the Supreme Court: voter ID cases, racially discriminatory redistricting cases, even other gerrymander challenges litigated under different constitutional theories.
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Mr. Avila litigated dozens of cases — twice before the United States Supreme Court — that challenged city councils, school and judicial districts, and other local jurisdictions that had tried to dilute the votes of racial and ethnic minorities by annexing white suburbs or electing their members at large instead of by district.
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"I expect that attorneys will be relying more and more on state law and asking state courts to step up and assume a role as the first-line defenders of civil liberties," said Mark Silverstein, an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer in Colorado who litigated a state law case against detainers.
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Over the past few weeks, a wide variety of matters from Bloomberg's past—his stop-and-frisk policy as mayor of New York, his previous comments on everything from redlining to end-of-life care, and his alleged history of sexual discrimination and harassment—have been litigated in the press.
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Together with her colleagues, Clooney — who plans to attend the March For Our Lives alongside husband George Clooney on Saturday — litigated to have this ruling upgraded to the status of "torture" based on fresh evidence discovered at the U.K.'s National Archives that had been previously been kept secret for 30 years.
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In its appeal to the Supreme Court, New Jersey said PASPA violated the rarely litigated 10th Amendment, the constitution's textual hook for preserving state's rights: "the powers not delegated to the United States by the constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people".
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Now a revered godfather of corporate free speech rights whose initially-obscure 1971 article in the George Washington University Law Review is almost always cited whenever these issues are litigated, Professor Redish works on the side for drug companies through an affiliation with Sidley & Austin, the same firm where Klasmeier is a partner.
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"There are a lot of cases out there that either are going to have to be settled by G.M. or litigated, now that the Supreme Court is not getting involved," said Robert C. Hilliard, a lawyer who is handling 243 claims against G.M. Among them are cases involving 2015 deaths, Mr. Hilliard said.
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"By allowing such a contrived procedure, the ICC may set a dangerous precedent whereby future populistic causes and complaints against non-State Parties to the Rome Statute may be litigated at the urging of biased stakeholders and non-governmental organizations and even then, selectively based on the political current of the times," it said.
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That might have merit, if... there was a tax reform package, not just principles, that had been heavily litigated through the web of tax lobbyists, interest groups, and members of the Republican caucus who viscerally disagree on rates, how to pay for the tax cuts and which loopholes should be on the chopping block.
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" Although transgender rights have been litigated for years, the issue shifted into the public consciousness, in part because of the May 13 directive from the Department of Education and the Justice Department that a school "must not treat a transgender student differently from the way it treats other students of the same gender identity.
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"I expect given the importance of the line, the resources of the parties bringing the complaint and the number of shippers that use the line, this case will be heavily litigated and is very serious," said Tony Clark, a senior advisor at Wilkinson, Barker Knauer LLP and a FERC Commissioner from 2012 until 2016.
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" In that court case, currently being litigated in California, the plaintiffs attempted to argue that "consumers reasonably expect that smartphones will remain operable for at least two years when not subject to abuse or neglect because the overwhelming majority of smartphone users are required to sign service contracts with cellular carriers for two year periods.
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It's a road that's going to be litigated, but I think if you look at the shift and you look at the appreciation that people have for user privacy and how fundamentally important it is to humanity, I think we're just getting started in the way that people are gonna have to change their businesses.
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Now, to mark the A.C.L.U.'s 100th anniversary, the writers and married couple Michael Chabon and Ayelet Waldman (a former federal public defender) have partnered with the organization to curate "Fight of the Century," in which 40 literary superstars each respond to one of the landmark cases that the A.C.L.U. either litigated or supported.
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And then, on top of that, the basis for proceeding expeditiously with impeachment while those matters were still being litigated in the federal courts was that the President's behavior -- in the view of only that partisan majority -- represented such a clear and present danger to the country that no further delay could be countenanced.
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"I would hope that this will cause the Department of Corrections to take the safety of LGBT prisoners seriously, and to do what they are required to do under the law," said Susan Hazeldean, who directs the Brooklyn Law School LGBT Advocacy Clinic, which litigated the case alongside the Civil Rights Clinic at Cardozo Law School.
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The precise tweaks will no doubt be litigated among the fighting game community for months or years to come, but overall the game is still Street Fighter II, and you really don't need me to review Street Fighter II. It's one of the most enduring video games ever created, and its base elements haven't aged a day.
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Harris: These two candidates were on the same stage in the first debate, but never really litigated the central question that still lingers over Harris' hard-to-pin-down position on health care: Does she believe, as Sanders does, that ALL private health insurance needs to be eliminated in favor of "Medicare for All" government-run system?
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Roger MarshallRoger W. MarshallOvernight Energy: Trump officials gut DC staff for public lands agency to move West | Democrats slam EPA over scientific boards | Deepwater Horizon most litigated environmental issue of decade Democrats, scientists slam Trump administration actions on scientific boards Kansas Republican suggests Kobach candidacy threatens Senate GOP majority MORE (R-Kan.) from the 1st District, sitting Kansas Gov.
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A recent study by the law firm Carlton Fields Jorden Burt found that in recent years in Silicon Valley there has been an enormous increase in the use of arbitration clauses in employee contracts—a legal strategy pioneered by Wall Street firms, whereby disputes such as harassment must be settled through arbitration rather than litigated in federal court.
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Roger MarshallRoger W. MarshallOvernight Energy: Trump officials gut DC staff for public lands agency to move West | Democrats slam EPA over scientific boards | Deepwater Horizon most litigated environmental issue of decade Democrats, scientists slam Trump administration actions on scientific boards Kansas Republican suggests Kobach candidacy threatens Senate GOP majority MORE (R-Kan.) said in a statement.
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Roger MarshallRoger W. MarshallOvernight Energy: Trump officials gut DC staff for public lands agency to move West | Democrats slam EPA over scientific boards | Deepwater Horizon most litigated environmental issue of decade Democrats, scientists slam Trump administration actions on scientific boards Kansas Republican suggests Kobach candidacy threatens Senate GOP majority MORE's (R-Kan.) thinking say he's considered running for Senate.
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Peter Frumhoff of the Union of Concerned Scientists, which has urged action on climate change, and Matt Pawa, who litigated against Exxon in a global warming case, were listed as presenters at a March 29 meeting of more than a dozen state prosecutors, according to emails between the offices of attorneys general in New York and Vermont.
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Eric Baum, a New York-based attorney who last year successfully litigated the well-known 5Pointz case that resulted in a $6.7 million award to graffiti artists whose works were destroyed by a private developer, says the fact that the mural has been there for five years may suggest implicit consent on the part of the government.
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With that in mind, an interesting experiment is to build a starting five of players who are going to be Hall of Famers someday — barring a criminal conviction or revelations about gambling or on-court cheating — but still manage to find themselves having their credentials litigated by fans who seem desperate to knock them down a few pegs.
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The U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management approved a resource management plan for the oil-rich Central California coastal region, which would issue 14 previously litigated leases in Monterey and San Benito counties, which were suspended amid a legal challenge by two conservation groups six years ago, and open up new acres for leasing.
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The committee does not hold hearings for those nominated to be U.S. attorneys, but it does require those nominees to fill out a questionnaire, which asks for their job history, a list of published writings and statements, the character of their law practice, the 10 most significant matters they've litigated, potential conflicts of interest, and sources of income.
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Sklaroff is a political activist and has been a Republican committee person for more than two decades; he has litigated against implementation of the Master Settlement Agreement with the tobacco industry due to flawed oversight, against the creation of health-insurer Highmark because it created a monopoly and monopsony, and against unconstitutional levels of public funding for two sports stadiums in Philadelphia.
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Where the woman is then severely mistreated because of her membership in a Particular Social Group related to these cultural norms (which may include groups beyond those litigated in Matter of A-B- and Matter of A-R-C-G-), and is unable to obtain protection in her home country, she meets the requirements for protection in the United States.
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Last weekend, acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE said Democrats would "never" see Trump's tax returns and said the issue had already been litigated in the 2016 presidential election.
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Because the Veeck case never made it to the Supreme Court, that means it hasn't heard a case on the copyright availability of legal codes, or codes with the force of law, in a very long time, says Joe Gratz, a lawyer who has litigated several high-profile internet copyright and trademark disputes and is representing UpCodes and the Reynolds brothers.
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If you go back into the details of that case, if you read the book that Jane Mayer and Jill Abramson wrote that forged the pro-Hill consensus among liberals and also read the evidence and arguments that Thomas's defenders marshaled then and still offer up now whenever the case is litigated anew, it's still hard to reach a definitive conclusion.
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"The House could direct its sergeant at arms to arrest current and former high-level executive branch officials for failing to respond to subpoenas, after which the legal issues dividing the branches would then be litigated through habeas actions," House lawyers wrote in a filing seeking a rehearing of the matter by the full U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.
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Distinguishing a "caravan ban" from a "travel ban" Omar Jadwat, the director of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project, who litigated one of the travel ban cases in the lower courts, said that the third version of the travel ban, the one which was upheld, had specific language within it saying it did not apply to those who had been granted asylum.
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What is clear either way is that at least some of the parents being held in detention after being reunited with their families felt stuck in limbo, without an idea what's going to happen next to them — even as that question is being litigated in federal courts on the West Coast and East Coast — and that their frustration with being detained is reaching a level of desperation.
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I do think the Justice Department can be very effective, including on constitutional questions, in part because the attorney general, like justices of the Supreme Court, swears to uphold the Constitution; also because a lot of these questions will never get to the Supreme Court, either because there is no one to challenge them or because they just won't get litigated for other reasons.
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"She was disappointed with Gillibrand and going back and talking about all this stuff with Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 21625 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE after all this had been litigated," one person familiar with the situation told The Hill.
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The danger: Administration officials have made it clear to Hill Republicans that they have zero desire to see large pieces of these proposals re-litigated or opened up to significant changes (there are also limits to how much can actually be changed in a conference committee.) As of now, there's no expectation that every subgroup is going to get something more than they've already gotten.
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James LankfordJames Paul LankfordThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump defense rests, GOP struggles to bar witnesses GOP confident of win on witnesses Democratic senator on proposal to read Bolton manuscript in classified setting: 'Total bulls---t' MORE (R-Okla.) said parts of Bolton's and Mulvaney's testimony will be subject to executive privilege and have to be litigated in the courts, potentially extending the trial until the summer.
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Although many other challenges to laws reducing the number of early voting days, requiring voter identification, eliminating same-day registration, or changing absentee ballot procedures are still being litigated, the fact remains that the intersection of party affiliation and racial identification continues to render minority voters particularly vulnerable to discrimination, vote dilution, and violations of the Equal Protection Clause contained in the 14th Amendment of the United States Constitution.
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In a separate challenge to the citizenship question that had been litigated in Maryland, the new evidence led the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, days before the Supreme Court's ruling, to permit a district judge, George Hazel, who had already ruled against the administration, to reopen the case to take evidence on whether the addition of the citizenship question was motivated by racial discrimination.
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The problem for him is, how does he enter as the front-runner and basically watch 40 years of his political life get litigated in ways that will not make him look good... Andrea Mitchell: But I would just say Beto, I think, is right now the place-holder for someone who could become the next Obama and Obama just met with him, we learned, back here in D.C., and Kamala Harris is really interesting.
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Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE's involvement with these "significant litigated matters" that he initially alleged to have "personally handled" amounted to signing his name on a complaint and having his name added to any motions or briefs by the attorneys who were actually litigating the case.
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