HANNITY: I look at Andrew Weissmann&aposs atrocious record including, let&aposs see, putting innocent people in jail, overturned 240-230 in the Supreme Court, overturned 232-25 -- overturned in the fifth circuit.
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Therefore, unless the FCC's ruling itself is overturned, these laws stand in danger of being overturned in court.
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The first verdict was overturned due to prosecutorial misconduct, while another two were overturned by the Mississippi Supreme Court.
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The Guantánamo commissions have convicted eight, with three of those convictions vacated or overturned on appeal, and one partially overturned.
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We think it's important to build up a solid foundation of laws so when it's overturned, it's overturned for good.
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FRACKING RULE OVERTURNED BY OBAMA JUDGE: A federal judge appointed by President Obama overturned his regulation on hydraulic fracturing on federal land late Tuesday.
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A federal appeals court overturned Woodfox's conviction in 2014 -- the second time it had been overturned -- but he had remained behind bars during the appeals process.
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So far, they've been winning — a successful court challenge overturned Idaho's ag-gag law in 2015, and the US District Court of Utah overturned Utah's in 2017.
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Legal experts: Decision could be overturned Legal experts told CNN and CNN affiliate TV Record that the annulment of the lower house vote could be overturned by Brazil's Supreme Court.
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Wade — were ever overturned by the US Supreme Court.
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The ruling that is protecting DACA recipients could be overturned by an appeal process, just as the executive order that created the program was subsequently overturned with a change in presidential administration.
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Many of the severe sentences have been overturned on appeal.
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In 2016, Morsy's death sentence and life sentence were overturned.
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Chicago case, which overturned the city's ban on firing ranges.
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And so, he and the Court overturned the 9th Circuit.
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That suspension was later overturned on appeal to the NFL.
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But a federal appeals court later overturned the sabotage conviction.
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Wade overturned, and public support for abortion rights remains high.
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He wanted the digital evidence dismissed, and his conviction overturned.
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This was overturned in 2015 and Bonds has denied wrongdoing.
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Wade happens to be overturned, you're going to be screwed.
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Federal US Magistrate Judge William Duffin overturned Dassey's murder conviction.
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Can become this tsunami and has overturned established industries. Sure.
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Carter is asking for her manslaughter conviction to be overturned.
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That 1977 ruling appears in real danger of being overturned.
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The ruling was later overturned and she had the abortion.
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Just consider how Uber and Amazon have overturned established industries.
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Wade is overturned and abortion access is put at risk.
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There he saw the overturned boat drifting toward the bridge.
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It was overturned by Delaware's supreme court on April 16th.
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A basket overturned, dropping the girls 35 to 45 feet.
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Patel's conviction of feticide was overturned on appeal in July.
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A federal court judge overturned Dassey's conviction on August 12.
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Wade to be overturned, leaving the issue to the states.
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The Florida Supreme Court overturned a rewritten version in October.
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His Land Rover Range Rover was overturned in the crash.
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Judges later overturned at least three of those search warrants.
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Holder overturned key provisions of the 215 Voting Rights Act.
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The amendatory veto was overturned by the Senate on Sunday.
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Leonard's return for a touchdown was overturned on replay review.
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If the liability finding is overturned, Apple would pay nothing.
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Bringing in any of those cases that ultimately got overturned?
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He overturned the catch, and the Bucs lost the game.
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The Court overturned the lower courts' rulings on Monday morning.
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An interception on Mahomes' first attempt was overturned on review.
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Conservative states and business interests sued to have it overturned.
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The council is seeking to have the judge's decision overturned.
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They had sought to have approval of the changes overturned.
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The court overturned that decision on constitutional grounds on Thursday.
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The move was overturned by dollar weakness after Powell's comments.
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The two firefighters were killed when a water tanker overturned.
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An overturned brass samovar in a dingy brown train compartment.
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If the rule is overturned, the agency will try again.
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His observations overturned the existing astronomical beliefs of his time.
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A few hours later, Brazil's Supreme Court overturned the order.
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Boats were also overturned, and debris scattered across the ground.
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This was overturned and she was allowed to race again.
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The sentence was eventually overturned, but he remained in prison.
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They all believe it will be overturned sooner or later.
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They follow her, cameras bouncing, and find an overturned car.
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That order was overturned in 2011 by former Republican Gov.
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Wade will be overturned with the next Supreme Court appointment.
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A ban phrased that bluntly could very well be overturned.
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Wade is overturned, women can just go to another state.
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A black muscle car floats overturned above our character's Peugeot.
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Threat level: We're a long way from Roe being overturned.
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The nonsensical 1966 ruling has not been overturned or withdrawn.
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And the Ninth Circuit isn't the most frequently overturned court.
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He was ruled out, but that was overturned on review.
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Five of the eight carriages were reported to have overturned.
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"You don't say, 'Kennedy's out, Roe's overturned,'" Ms. Sanger said.
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The Kremlin deeply dislikes the law and wants it overturned.
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On Wednesday, the Constitutional Court overturned the lower court's ruling.
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"We've completely overturned the sociology of the assembly," he added.
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The US Supreme Court overturned the Indiana Supreme Court's decision.
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Wade might be overturned "in one fell swoop," she said.
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He also overturned a ban on the carcinogenic pesticide chlorpyrifos.
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READ MORE: Pakistan's top court overturned a Christian's blasphemy conviction.
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Like an executive order, these guidelines can easily be overturned.
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Anner found a splintered crate, the pastor an overturned bucket.
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The decision overturned the District of Columbia's ban on handguns.
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Akorn is appealing, and the verdict may yet be overturned.
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The driver appeared to lose control and the truck overturned.
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The sentences have often been overturned during the appeals process.
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Windsor, which overturned part of the Defense of Marriage Act.
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Alabama, in 2022, the landmark ruling that overturned Roe v.
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The judge overturned his conviction, ordering that he be released.
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Wade itself is overturned the right is constantly being undermined.
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The state Supreme Court overturned the ruling a year later.
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The high court's decision overturned Williams' order in those cases.
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A short distance away an overturned trailer could be seen.
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An appeals court overturned a verdict against the drug maker.
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Madison's convictions in the first two were overturned on appeal.
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That ruling overturned the convictions of two hedge fund managers.
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But the Supreme Court overturned the ban in October 1977.
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It is unclear if this injunction will also be overturned.
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Their amendment may be overturned in the House of Commons.
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The court overturned the District of Columbia ban on handguns.
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On November 15, Trump overturned this punishment by executive action.
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All of these decisions were later overturned by higher courts.
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But an appeals court overturned the convictions later that year.
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The convictions were later overturned and the cases thrown out.
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His Land Rover S.U.V. overturned after colliding with another vehicle.
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If Roe is overturned, it doesn't automatically make abortion illegal.
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He lost tens of thousands of Americans their job and Andersen Accounting, overturned Supreme Court 22018-0, put four innocent Merrill executives in jail for a year and that was overturned by the Fifth Circuit.
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Mr. Wallace's conviction was overturned the same year on similar grounds.
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Several of these appointments have since been overturned by the courts.
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Wade, and they hope that someday Roe will also be overturned.
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" RW: "Hardly any movies get their ratings overturned, and we did.
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His death sentence and life sentence were eventually overturned in 2016.
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Republicans disregarded judicial norms and overturned a lower court ruling to
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The impeachment must be upheld or overturned by the Constitutional Court.
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The conviction was overturned because of how Evans selected his jury.
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But the Supreme Court overturned the case, citing lack of evidence.
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But it was overturned this week by a compromise between Gov.
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The Voting Rights Act overturned laws that suppressed African American votes.
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It's a sign the rules might be overturned after further review.
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Unless the government's ruling is overturned, however, such advantages are hypothetical.
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The boat ran up the wire and overturned in the water.
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He overturned decades of precedent to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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This advantage will be overturned by the advent of synthetic data.
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Nasheed's sentence was eventually overturned in 2018 by the Supreme Court.
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The stays were overturned by a federal appeals court on Monday.
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An overturned semi truck on California Highway 58, near Tehachapi, California.
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Whether that will get his ruling overturned remains to be seen.
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Those kind of things were totally overturned as perfectly legal politics.
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Judge William Brady overturned McCullough's conviction and freed him last year.
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His initial two-game suspension was later overturned by the league.
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Samsung's verdict was overturned once, then reinstated again earlier this year.
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They added a portable loo and overturned milk crates as chairs.
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Everlight Americas Inc, required the injunction against Praluent sales be overturned.
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Last June, the court overturned its own ruling in Janus v.
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Federal courts have overturned heartbeat bills in Iowa and North Dakota.
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An appeals court overturned the order to arrest Dzodan, Reuters reported.
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Even if his conviction is overturned, McDonnell could face a retrial.
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Roe v Wade is settled law and should not be overturned.
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But in June, a unanimous Supreme Court overturned Mr McDonnell's conviction.
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She spent four years in prison before her conviction was overturned.
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But President Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress overturned the rule.
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The U.S. team appealed against the decision but it was overturned.
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Apple has said it is "confident the decision will be overturned."
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Wade should not be overturned, including 52 percent of GOP voters.
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The graves themselves were piles of stone, shaped like overturned rowboats.
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FEC that overturned federal bans on corporations making individual campaign expenditures.
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Last week's U.N. vote is not likely to be overturned, however.
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Mr McLeod reckons the judgment will be overturned by the courts.
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Wade will ultimately be overturned," Barr said on CNN's "Evans & Novak.
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"It was a big play," Roberts said of the overturned steal.
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He was killed in 1898 when his horse-drawn carriage overturned.
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He happened upon an overturned car and helped treat the injured.
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Without Kennedy, she said, the court would have overturned Roe v.
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Brazil's Supreme Court overturned the order in a few hours. nyti.
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The Supreme Court previously overturned corruption convictions of former Virginia Gov.
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"When we first went up there, nothing was overturned," he said.
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It has struck down abortion restrictions and overturned death penalty sentences.
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That diminishes the likelihood that Mr. Salman's conviction will be overturned.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has not overturned its 2900 Roe v.
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Brock Turner is trying to have his sexual assault conviction overturned.
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Wade will be overturned and access to abortion will be gone.
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Ferrell's SUV then struck the center divider median and subsequently overturned.
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But an appellate panel overturned his ruling, calling the practice reasonable.
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And neither of these tremendous catches were overturned by questionable review.
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If Roe is ultimately overturned, abortion would not automatically become illegal.
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Her new Formation video features overturned cop cars in New Orleans.
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Wade should not be "completely overturned" at the end of 2016.
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A 1978 Supreme Court decision overturned most state laws against usury.
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Wade could be overturned and abortion and forms of contraception criminalized.
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Heller decision is overturned, it's the end of the Second Amendment.
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His conviction was overturned in June by the International Criminal Court.
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Wade, the landmark 1973 ruling that legalized abortion, would be overturned.
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Those results have been overturned, although the decision is under appeal.
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The 14th Amendment (specifically dual birthright citizenship) overturned Dred Scott v.
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In a future where an overturned or significantly weakened Roe v.
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In a bittersweet rebuke to the past, the convictions were overturned.
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Planters had been dragged from cafes, overturned and used as barricades.
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But don't be too sure that his sabotage will be overturned.
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It took years of court battles to get the law overturned.
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Darren Charles Mitchell, 21, was found downstream from his overturned truck.
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If the law were overturned, that coverage gap would widen again.
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Transportation incidents include roadway collisions, overturned vehicles, and other vehicle incidents.
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The panel's decision was later overturned by the full circuit court.
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It overturned the suicide ruling and recommended that the police reinvestigate.
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Four years later, the US Supreme Court unanimously overturned his conviction.
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His kingpin charge was reversed and his life sentence was overturned.
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But his decision could be overturned by a majority of senators.
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Board of Education case that overturned the "separate but equal" doctrine.
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Another had his conviction overturned, a decision being reviewed on appeal.
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The asbestos industry won, and in 1991, the ban was overturned.
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Judge Simpson overturned Rosean Hargrave's convictions and ordered a new trial.
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Emergency services are still working on freeing people from overturned carriages.
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The PTAB has overturned only 16 percent of challenged pharmaceutical patents.
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That year the court overturned the bribery conviction of former Gov.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision legalized abortion nationwide, is overturned.
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Once her conviction was overturned, Noura was still charged with murder.
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Then he leaned back in the water like an overturned turtle.
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McDonnell's bribery conviction was subsequently overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Texas, Kennedy overturned the Supreme Court's infamous decision in Bowers v.
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Corrections issued by the government can be overturned by the courts.
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The vehicle overturned and eventually hit a power pole, police said.
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But the country&aposs Supreme Court overturned the ruling on Thursday.
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Ultimately, the court overturned his death sentence, but not his conviction.
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In 2012, a new inquest overturned the original finding of suicide.
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A constitutional court later overturned the law because of legal technicalities.
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The original safe call was overturned in a 39-second review.
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A 2008 jury verdict against five others was overturned on appeal.
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If Nashville's law is overturned, Mr. Davis said, residents would suffer.
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Filmmakers subverted the Code in clever ways until it was overturned.
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The Dutch government appealed, and within weeks, the decision was overturned.
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He has obeyed judicial rulings that have overturned his administration's actions.
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Further convictions tied to Watts could be overturned in the future.
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United States -- which overturned the conviction of Republican former Virginia Gov.
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Upon review, however, the play was overturned to an incomplete pass.
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A federal judge in September overturned a jury verdict convicting Rafiekian.
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The ban was overturned by the Trump administration in March 2017.
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A year later, the convictions of the four others were overturned.
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Windsor, which overturned key provisions of the Defense of Marriage Act.
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So far, he's gotten no verdict or verdicts that were overturned.
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An overturned chair near the mural mirrors the woman's anxious posture.
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J&J has successfully overturned prior verdicts in the talc litigation.
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But this could all be overturned under the incoming Trump administration.
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Overturned in the water The bodies of Jennifer and Sarah Hart, both 38, were found Monday inside their overturned SUV near a remote stretch of Highway 1 in Northern California, the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office said.
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But the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit overturned that ruling.
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In 2011, an appeals court overturned the most serious charges again Knox.
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They also overturned the 10,000-euro fine she was sentenced to pay.
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Schall and Townley's lawsuit ultimately overturned Virginia's ban on same-sex marriage.
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Late Tuesday, Facebook told Fox News that the decision has been overturned.
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Public broadcaster NHK TV showed overturned cars on roads covered with mud.
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The rampaging waters damaged buildings, overturned cars and flooded stores and homes.
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Lesnar hasn't won a fight in UFC that wasn't overturned since 2010.
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When Congress gave immunity to Poindexter and North, their convictions were overturned.
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But earlier petitions to review the ban were overturned by the court.
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Was Cork filled with glo-moles and overturned semis used as shelters?
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His conviction of rape was set aside, and his sentence was overturned.
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To this day the electoral college has never overturned an election result.
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As such, they say, her previous defeat should be overturned as well.
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Earlier this year she failed a meldonium test that was later overturned.
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But these margins are bigger than any overturned before in a recount.
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The verdicts were later overturned and he pleaded guilty on lesser charges.
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And that, says Marcus Pont, the company's general manager, overturned the calculations.
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The Tories overturned his majority of over 3.43,000 with a 16% swing.
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His vehicle tumbled down an embankment, overturned, and landed on its roof.
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Last year, the country's highest appeals court overturned the convictions once again.
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For this reason, a Wisconsin Federal court overturned Dassey's conviction on Friday.
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But Katumbi's fraud conviction was overturned by an appeals court last month.
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Two years later, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned his conviction.
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We will appeal and we are confident the decision will be overturned.
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Only 23 percent of voters said they want to see Roe overturned.
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That said, the courts have never overturned a presidential election in Nigeria.
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And if the entrapment argument is successful, their convictions could be overturned.
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A semi overturned in Washington state Wednesday, snarling the early morning commute.
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Wade were to be overturned, Franks pointed out, that decision would stand.
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Efrain Ríos Montt, was convicted of genocide, but the verdict was overturned.
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Wade, the 8 Supreme Court case that legalized abortion nationwide, were overturned.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court case that legalized abortion nationwide, were overturned.
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As Allan was walking up to the overturned car, shots rang out.
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Wade is overturned Some states rush to protect abortion as Roe v.
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Realmuto was initially called out before a video review overturned the call.
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The court narrowly sided 5-4 with Miranda, whose conviction was overturned.
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The friends' boat had apparently overturned, and Strickland's dog was found alive.
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Ghosn's family obtained a favorable injunction last week that was swiftly overturned.
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They were later overturned after the government said that they were illegal.
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It was originally ruled Ellison was down but was overturned by replay.
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"In terms of whether it can be overturned, no," she told reporters.
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Steven Martin criticized Hauler for having so many decisions overturned, WTVR reported.
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But the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit overturned the decision.
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AND WE COULD – I'D BE CONCERNED IF THAT BASIC MODEL IS OVERTURNED.
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Fernéndez died after his boat overturned when it crashed into a jetty.
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He resumed operations after a federal appeals court overturned the FAA's ban.
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Wade is ever overturned, abortion would automatically become illegal in the state.
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Fred Upton (R-Mich.) tried unsuccessfully to have it overturned in Congress.
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A septic truck overturned and crashed into a swimming pool Thursday, Aug.
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MacDonald is seeking to have his conviction overturned for the alleged murders.
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Board of Education overturned the system of "separate but equal" public schools.
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A 1987 conviction was overturned and he was convicted again in 1991.
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The conviction of one was overturned by Luxembourg's highest court this year.
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Those that are, he assured, will be scrutinized and -- if appropriate -- overturned.
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The play was originally ruled no goal but was overturned upon review.
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But they all voted against the bill that would have overturned it.
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It is scheduled to become effective in November unless overturned by CAS.
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When emergency responders reached the overturned truck, the driver was not inside.
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Mr. Hill was imprisoned for 15 years before his conviction was overturned.
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The courts overturned that legislation, ruling that it was a federal matter.
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Ali's attorney called it "unnecessary" since the conviction was overturned in 1971.
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But the industry sued and a court overturned most of the ban.
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ET, overturned in 16 feet of water on Thursday afternoon, police said.
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Arrieta was originally ruled safe, but a replay review overturned the call.
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Wade while 6900 percent would like to see it overturned, pollsters found.
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Rutgers recovered, but the call was overturned, leading to the Hoosiers' touchdown.
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Trucks lay overturned in the parking lot at a U-Haul store.
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Her research overturned traditional ideas of who experienced financial hardship and why.
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They'll rightly argue the elites overturned the expressed will of the people.
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Twenty-one states have abolished or overturned capital punishment (The Associated Press).
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Now she's filed a court appeal to have her jail sentence overturned.
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Saudi Arabia last year overturned a ban on women watching sporting events.
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The court overturned the agency's regulations of emissions from certain power plants.
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So it was no surprise when the court unanimously overturned Sarmina's stay.
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It was a huge turning point -- and the conviction was eventually overturned.
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They aren't executive orders (which can be reviewed and overturned by courts).
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President Barack Obama overturned that ban in 2009 shortly after taking office.
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If it was overturned, might that spark a right wing political awakening?
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This March, the rule was overturned, but landlords still face significant restrictions.
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They kept the probability of Brexit being overturned unchanged, at 40 percent.
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His conviction was also overturned on appeal, and he is being retried.
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Wade may be overturned or effectively gutted under a majority-conservative court.
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Sixty-seven percent of Americans do not want Roe to be overturned.
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If we wait until Roe is overturned, it will be too late.
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Wade is overturned, according to the Guttmacher Institute, which tracks abortion restrictions.
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But in May 230, the UK Court of Appeal overturned the decision.
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Sandford, while the 20093th Amendment (allowing direct income taxes) overturned Pollock v.
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The Scottish court did not order the suspension to be overturned, however.
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Whether or not he overturned the universe, he did overturn our imaginations.
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The Supreme Court eventually overturned the decision in the Arthur Andersen case.
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In 1997, another major fire was ignited by an overturned set light.
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Cano initially was called out, but that was overturned after a review.
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If the judge rules they were entrapped, their convictions could be overturned.
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That law, known as Proposition 8, was later overturned in the courts.
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Wade is overturned and if it remains the law of the land.
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But President Donald Trump overturned Obama's cancellation with a new presidential permit.
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Administration officials expressed confidence that the ruling would be overturned on appeal.
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One local election that year was even overturned because of widespread corruption.
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The verdict was overturned on appeal, and he was facing a retrial.
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She'll remain in prison because not all of her convictions were overturned.
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A state judge overturned the order, but Rockland is appealing that decision.
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Wade is overturned one day, states would decide the legality of abortion.
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But in every case, he said, the order has ultimately been overturned.
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In a 2-1 decision, a three-judge panel overturned a Nov.
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The tornado overturned an 18-wheel vehicle onto a sport utility vehicle.
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Governments are fielding huge bills as the number of overturned convictions mounts.
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Wade from being overturned by a conservative majority on the Supreme Court.
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His conviction was overturned, setting the stage for the possible seventh trial.
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Her car veered off the roadway, went down an embankment and overturned.
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Wade is the law of the land, and should not be overturned.
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The company has successfully overturned previous talc verdicts on technical legal grounds.
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Citing the Fourth Amendment, Judge Gorsuch's panel overturned his conviction last August.
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His conviction was overturned and the second jury found him not guilty.
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Mr. Arthur had three trials, as his first two convictions were overturned.
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He was uninjured even though his Land Rover sport-utility vehicle overturned.
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The reforms being overturned had been undertaken after Washington pressed for them.
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But Mets Manager Terry Collins challenged the call, and it was overturned.
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The members also argued in the brief that Casey should be overturned.
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The Supreme Court's ruling can still be overturned, according to Agencia Brasil.
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Now, Mr. Bryan's options to have his conviction overturned are significantly limited.
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Angry, Mr. Trump signed the bill, knowing any veto would be overturned.
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Virginia, the United States Supreme Court case that overturned antimiscegenation laws nationwide.
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FEC case to the Supreme Court that overturned major campaign funding limits.
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But the ban was overturned in 2008 by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Wade were overturned (four other states already had similar laws in place).
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The U.S. Supreme Court overturned the lower courts (5-4) in 1967.
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Each of the 18 cases overturned Monday were tied to narcotics arrests.
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A salvage team began tapping on the overturned cargo ship Sunday morning.
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If so, the conviction will be overturned and a new trial ordered.
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Maggi said he is confident the ruling will be overturned on appeal.
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Ferguson, which was overturned in the school desegregation case of Brown vs.
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A federal appeals court overturned his convictions for bribery and money laundering.
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Mr. Miura was convicted in 1994, but the verdict was later overturned.
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The 2nd Circuit previously overturned Litvak's initial 2014 conviction, prompting a retrial.
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The entirety of the Executive Order is unjust and must be overturned.
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Moreover, the Ninth Circuit is not the most frequently overturned circuit court.
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In June a court overturned Mr Sisi's decision to transfer sovereignty over two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia; a month earlier a different court overturned the jail sentences for 47 people convicted of protesting against the deal.
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While one federal judge overturned the foie gras ban in 2015, that decision was later overturned by the Ninth Circuit, and the ban went back into effect when the Supreme Court declined to hear the case last year.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A Chinese man walked free on Monday having spent the last 23 years in jail after a court overturned a murder and arson conviction, state media said, the latest wrongful verdict to be overturned in the country.
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Which is to say that the hippie order of knowledge has been overturned.
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On Friday, Brendan Dassey's conviction for the murder of Teresa Halbach was overturned.
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In March 2015, Knox's second conviction was overturned by Italy's highest appeals court.
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In the World Cup, however, only one penalty has been overturned so far.
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We mourn & pray for the Fort Hood soldiers who died after vehicle overturned.
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NAPW wants to see these types of legal actions against pregnant women overturned.
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On that evidence, the court granted a new trial and overturned his conviction.
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Like they really think that first day, it&aposs going to get overturned.
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"The ferry overturned very fast and covered us," survivor Charles Ngarima told Reuters.
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Video footage captured overturned cars and several people being carried away on stretchers.
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Wade being overturned any time in the near future are sort of overblown.
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Wade should not be completely overturned, according to a Pew Research Center poll.
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Wade is going to be overturned, and then how we respond to that.
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Wade were overturned, individual states could then tailor their abortion laws as desired.
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On occasion, even the most exciting discoveries can be overturned with more evidence.
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Hardwick, the since-overturned Supreme Court decision validating state bans on gay sex.
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A second boat also overturned at another location off Phuket on Thursday afternoon.
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U.S. District Judge Richard Berman in Manhattan overturned Goodell's decision last Sept. 3.
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But the verdict was overturned on appeal in 2015, and a retrial ordered.
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Moqbel said his decision could be overturned at any time by the cabinet.
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My setup is placed gingerly atop my overturned suitcase on a coffee table.
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Unless his conviction is overturned on appeal, America's Dad may die in prison.
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On Tuesday, a box truck overturned on Interstate 86 near Avoca, New York.
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The year before that, a different law overturned its ban on pregnant volunteers.
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Mr Celestin was convicted of sexual assault, though the verdict was later overturned.
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On March 30th South Africa's constitutional court overturned the ban on domestic trade.
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He also added that the parking citation was overturned a few days later.
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Wade is overturned — a process that will likely take at least a year.
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Last year the Supreme Court overturned Mr Kenyatta's election and ordered a rerun.
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Photos and footage of the incident showed overturned bikes strewn across the intersection.
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The 656-foot Golden Ray overturned in St. Simon Sound on September 8.
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Despite its flaws, the overturned election was probably one of Kenya's most credible.
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Wade is overturned by the Supreme Court the situation will become more dire.
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That sentence was overturned and Afridi is now awaiting trial on another charge.
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Somehow, Kennedy had been pushed into an air pocket when the boat overturned.
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Despite bipartisan support, the arbitration rule was overturned by Congressional Republicans in October.
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In one horrifying incident, a tanker truck overturned and exploded on I-95.
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Special elections can produce freak results which get overturned a few years later.
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Officer Encinia was charged with perjury, but a judge later overturned the charge.
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It was originally ruled a double, but the call was overturned upon review.
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They&aposve only obtained seven convictions at Gitmo, four of which were overturned.
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Parliament also overturned Cavaco Silva's veto on changes to the law on abortion.
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Wade is overturned Where abortion restriction stands: The states that have passed laws
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Dippolito remains hopeful her conviction will be overturned on appeal, Claypool tells PEOPLE.
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Wade is overturned and the current federal right to abortion is taken away.
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Trump would be unlikely to sign a law that overturned his own declaration.
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Wade is eventually overturned, there will be some ugly state-by-state battles.
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In 2003, she filed a motion in Dallas to have the case overturned.
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But that, it was not overturned that the charge with relation to that.
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He was caught stealing twice, once on an overturned call at second base.
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We believe the verdict will be substantially reduced or overturned in subsequent proceedings.
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Both were found guilty in 2015 but had their convictions overturned on appeal.
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The goal was overturned due to goaltender interference, however, after a video review.
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The only deaths that have really happened have either been overturned or insignificant.
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Wade, which established the right to an abortion nationwide in 1973, is overturned.
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Wade completely overturned, according to a Pew Research Center poll released this year.
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He eventually got the ban overturned in court, but he hasn't played since.
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But President Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress overturned those rules last month.
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A Supreme Court ruling in June overturned corruption convictions of former Virginia Gov.
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Huge damage awards in cases like these are often overturned or significantly reduced.
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The Sharks challenged the call and had it overturned to a good goal.
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Four states have laws that would immediately ban abortion if Roe were overturned.
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His conviction eventually was overturned by the Virginia Court of Appeals in 1995.
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Wade overturned, arguing that abortion rights should be left up to the states.
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It also would've overturned local and individual school district's policies on bathroom use.
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You'll see an overturned umbrella boat, an oversized lips couch, a mustachioed staircase.
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It could also be overturned if a Democrat wins the presidency in 2021.
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Rockefeller, a colleague, and two local guides were canoing when the craft overturned.
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On an overturned cardboard box just inside the threshold, I found a letter.
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Given all the problems, some wonder if the vote might somehow be overturned.
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When Pruitt was Oklahoma's attorney general, he unsuccessfully sued to have it overturned.
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Turkey's high court had overturned the previous life sentences against him in July.
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Four states already have laws to ban abortion automatically if Roe is overturned.
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Federal courts have previously overturned several other Dodd-Frank rules on similar grounds.
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We think the likelihood of this thing being overturned or reversed is remote.
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Wade will likely be overturned if Trump nominates another justice to the bench.
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Wade a national law, even if it is overturned by the Supreme Court.
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Wade regretted the Supreme Court's decision and believed the ruling should be overturned.
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The Supreme Court overturned that ruling in a 7–2 decision on Thursday.
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If Citizens United is overturned, everyone's political speech will be subject to regulation.
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In 22011, Solberg was suspended for doping, a finding that was later overturned.
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Wade doesn't need to be overturned to eliminate legal abortions in the country.
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Wade, the Supreme Court decision that federally legalized abortion, should not be overturned.
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Wade shouldn't be overturned and 52 percent of Republicans also said the same.
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In 2008, Judge Gorsuch wrote an opinion that overturned Thompson School District v.
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If the initial score is overturned, the fee is returned to the team.
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She overturned repressive laws restricting individual rights, and began a crusade against corruption.
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But it has never been overturned because the issue hasn't come up again.
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Turkey's high court had overturned the previous life sentences against him in July.
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If that ruling is overturned, Trump would face a tall order removing Cordray.
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Huge damage awards in cases like these are often overturned or significantly reduced.
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Streets in the area were dotted with uprooted pine trees and overturned motorcycles.
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They had one couch and used an overturned crate for a coffee table.
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That's just a number I heard that they're overturned 280% of the time.
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A judge overturned that decision and later admitted Galloway's entry into the country.
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Johansen put in an application six years ago to get the law overturned.
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Maine once tried to legalize it, but a federal judge overturned the law.
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Virginia, which overturned laws against interracial marriage—and upheld federal civil-rights legislation.
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But in recent years, Dr. Zeder and other archaeologists have overturned that consensus.
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Along Montecito's Coast Village Road, the mudslide overturned trees and covered the pavement.
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His decision was subsequently overturned by the Supreme Court, which ruled it illegal.
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Higher courts have only overturned about seven percent of cases going through IPR.
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Could Clinton sue to have the election overturned if Russian involvement were proven?
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But how likely is it that Roe will actually be overturned post-Trump?
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Wade doesn't have to be directly overturned for its protections to become meaningless.
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But Roe doesn't have to be overturned for abortion access to be curtailed.
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Wade were overturned, according to a report by the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Two years later her conviction was overturned for lack of a fair trial.
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The eventual decision can be overturned by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Because of that, the Supreme Court overturned his sentence 7-2 in 2004.
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Wade gets overturned, and most recently, gave undocumented immigrants access to drivers licenses.
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By the 1970s, the Court had reconsidered that, and overturned it in 1976.
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He should have asked "to have the adverse precedent overturned," the brief said.
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Wade overturned and believe abortion should be legal in all or most cases.
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"Roe v Wade is settled law and should not be overturned," he wrote.
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If the rule does get overturned, there's some uncertainty on what happens next.
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That ruling was overturned by the Supreme Court of Virginia the following year.
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The overturned conviction came as a shock to prosecutors and other court officials.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide, were ever overturned.
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Is there a risk that that decision will be overturned in this case?
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The conviction of the former Senate leader, Dean G. Skelos, was similarly overturned.
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Thatcher, however, overturned the refusal, and a loan was made to the museum.
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That ended two years ago, when the Salvadoran Supreme Court overturned the amnesty.
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And in a span of less than three months, both convictions were overturned.
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Guatemala's top court overturned the order, but the nation still faces a crisis.
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The play was originally ruled incomplete, but it was overturned after Buffalo challenged.
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The court decision, if not overturned, would impact expected revenues for power companies.
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The squall was so powerful that trees toppled and boats overturned, Noozhawk reported.
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The overturned call came on what was initially ruled a charge against Durant.
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She was released in October 2018 after Pakistan's Supreme Court overturned her conviction.
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The confessions were later proven to be false and the convictions were overturned.
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The conviction was overturned earlier this year, but again, the message was clear.
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Gaydamak's conviction for illegal arms trading was overturned after an appeal in 2011.
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The United States Supreme Court overturned bans against interracial marriage in Loving v.
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Adams was ruled safe, but the umpires overturned the call after Collins challenged.
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Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court 1973 decision that overturned state laws restricting abortion.
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Utilities have generally been successful in having rulings against them overturned on appeal.
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The repeals will take years to implement and may be overturned by courts.
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But Weiss appealed first-base umpire Jim Wolf's call, which video review overturned.
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Uber appealed the decision, and a magistrate overturned TfL's decision in June 2018.
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We think the likelihood of this thing being overturned or reversed is remote.
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We embarked on a yearlong lobbying effort, hoping to get the block overturned.
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They took enormous criticism for supporting North Carolina's now-overturned transgender bathroom law.
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He was originally called out, but the play was overturned after video review.
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Chevron is a widely cited precedent, and precedents should never be casually overturned.
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After video review, the call was overturned and a foul administered to Anthony.
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That order was overturned by a state judge on Friday, local media reported.
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A unanimous Supreme Court has overturned the corruption convictions of former Virginia Gov.
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And it was an unusual suit and it was overturned in the courts.
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Roe probably wouldn't be overturned in the next four years, and maybe never.
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Patel was released from prison in 2016 after the feticide conviction was overturned.
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Had the backlog been addressed under CMS's standard appeals process, the number of successful overturned appeals would likely have been close to CMS's own data, which shows that only 28503 percent of similar appeals are overturned in favor of the hospitals.
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"We have seen one example already of a bribery conviction that was overturned because of McDonnell, and that is a very ominous sign," he continued, referring to former NY State Assembly speaker Sheldon Silver, whose corruption conviction was overturned this July.
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But the feeling was soon overturned by frustration due to its lack of features.
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But if the decision were to be overturned, Amendment 2 would ban abortion statewide.
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Although that decision was overturned in October 2011, Knox was convicted again in 2014.
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In late 2015, Congress overturned the prohibition it had imposed following OPEC's 1973 embargo.
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Mill is advocating to have a 2008 conviction on drug and gun charges overturned.
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The safest assumption for this year is that received wisdom will be overturned again.
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That decision effectively overturned one of the most infamous Supreme Court cases, Plessy v.
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A school bus overturned in Colorado on Thursday after being run off the road.
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The Court of Cassation overturned the May 2015 sentence and ordered a new trial.
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She was sentenced to prison in 2002, but the conviction was overturned on appeal.
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We know the Supreme Court has overturned more than 200 of its own decisions.
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After a judge overturned Dassey's conviction last August, Wisconsin prosecutors immediately appealed the ruling.
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Rai says the bus overturned as the driver lost control at a sharp bend.
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We&aposve won the last two appeals; the courts have overturned his conviction twice.
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In 2012, a referendum to recognise Russian as an official language was easily overturned.
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Wade overturned, and the president suggested the list is actually getting smaller, not bigger.
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What an unbelievably horrible policy that will quickly be overturned by the next President.
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Wade, making it national law, even if the Supreme Court has already overturned it.
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So far 15 men have had their convictions overturned in cases Guevara worked on.
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Celestin was initially found guilty, but his conviction was later overturned on an appeal.
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The Shia Houthis and Mr Saleh, backed by Iran, overturned that deal by force.
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Nevertheless, you could surmise that Christian overturned Engstrom's ruling, because Johnson was not expelled.
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As Brady's appeals brief notes, Goodell has had five disciplinary actions overturned since 2012.
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Abortion advocates remain fired up by the knowledge that Roe could yet be overturned.
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Wade is overturned, and allocate public funds for postpartum care for low-income Oregonians.
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But on September 14th, in a surprise twist, the appeals court overturned that decision.
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The court also overturned the life sentences for 21 others in the same case.
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Ventura won a $1.8 million verdict in 2014, but it was overturned on appeal.
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They served four years in prison before being released after their convictions were overturned.
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"The election has become meaningless – the results can be easily overturned," Baggio Leung said.
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That made three straight San Jose goals overturned by video review over two games.
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Reeves is extending his previous order that overturned Mississippi's ban on same-sex marriage.
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"His conviction could not be overturned just because the statute was amended," he said.
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He was convicted of espionage and sentenced to death, but that verdict was overturned.
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Lee moved to have his conviction overturned, arguing that he received "constitutionally ineffective" counsel.
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The court, ruling on the merits of the pretrial imprisonment, overturned the detention orders.
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The Sofia municipality initially banned the event, but its decision was overturned in court.
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In 2014, those were overturned in court after the FCC was sued by Verizon.
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In Lawrence v Texas, the court overturned a Texas law that criminalized "homosexual sex".
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Wade and, if the Supreme Court ruling were overturned, abortion would be banned there.
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Earlier this month, Braden Varney was killed when the bulldozer he was operating overturned.
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Wade, the landmark court case that legalized abortion throughout the country, will be overturned.
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As recently as Tuesday, Baez said he was optimistic about getting that case overturned.
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An appeals court overturned his conviction and the state turned to the Supreme Court.
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A Cairo court overturned life sentences for espionage against Essam and Gihad in 2016.
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The conviction, seen as a landmark in human rights law, was overturned shortly afterward.
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Legal experts believe her conviction stands a good chance of being overturned on appeal.
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SAVE would like to see the letter completely overturned and replaced with new guidelines.
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And he overturned a ban pettily introduced by his predecessor on books for prisoners.
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He met Phillips, 60, at the courthouse on the day his conviction was overturned.
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In April, about 70 workers were injured after a truck overturned in Kampong Speu.
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If he vetoes it, then it can be overturned by a two-thirds majority.
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The leader of an anti-abortion group said she expects rule to be overturned.
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In an unanimous vote, 8-85033, the Supreme Court overturned the lower courts' convictions.
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Dassey's conviction for Halbach's murder was overturned by a federal judge on August 12.
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If Roe is overturned, the decision will go "back to the states," he said.
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His conviction of rape was set aside on appeal, and the sentence was overturned.
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But at least two sexual assault convictions have already been overturned as a result.
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Venezuela's top court had already overturned most National Assembly decisions since the opposition win.
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In 2016, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his bid to have his convictions overturned.
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A truck carrying bamboo overturned near the Balukhali camp, home to thousands of Rohingya.
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If even a single vase of roses is overturned, an alarm will sound... pic.twitter.
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The API is on record opposing the Clean Power Plan and wants it overturned.
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Sunday overturned on the jetty that juts into Government Cut from South Pointe Park.
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These practices were prohibited under the net neutrality order the FCC overturned last December.
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But a 2010 appeals court ruling overturned Linehan's conviction, leaving the case wide open.
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It was overturned on appeal when his former girlfriend refused to testify against him.
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Some pretty boldfaced names got involved in getting Wan's sentence overturned, which surprised me.
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When it comes to marketing, Weiss said that Glossier has overturned some fashion standards.
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That ruling overturned a Connecticut superior court's decision that would have ended the lawsuit.
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The ruling was later overturned; a judge deemed that no obstruction had been caused.
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Ali never went to prison, and in 1971 the Supreme Court overturned his conviction.
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Wade (though the court overturned a similar state law a few years ago). 4.
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Because the bill allows a number of rules to be overturned at once, Rep.
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The three-judge 6th Circuit panel overturned that ruling by a 85033-1 vote.
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Mr. Anwar was sentenced to prison on that first charge, which was later overturned.
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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (later overturned by the full D.C. Circuit sitting en banc).
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But two years later, the asbestos-industry challenged and successfully overturned the EPA's ban.
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A Canadian court last August overturned approval of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion.
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Senior Health Partners' denials have been overturned 80 percent of the time, she said.
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Both of those bans were also quickly overturned on appeal by higher court judges.
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Overturned conviction He was originally convicted of manslaughter in 2014 after months of hearings.
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Once it is made final, opponents are likely to sue to get it overturned.
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Wade decision, but they could come back into effect if Roe is somehow overturned.
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In the case, the Supreme Court overturned an award in favor of the Rev.
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Agencies cannot create a new rule to replace any part of an overturned regulation.
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The Supreme Court last week overturned the Trump administration's push to add the question.
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Today, progressive thinking, reinforced by the undeniability of climate change, has overturned those ideas.
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The bodies of the dead soldiers were recovered downstream from where the truck overturned.
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His conviction was overturned but many people believe he got off on a technicality.
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Having the international ban overturned would require two-thirds support from the countries attending.
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It can get complicated: Oliver North's Capitol Hill appearance got his criminal conviction overturned.
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A judge in Washington overturned MetLife's designation as "too big to fail" on Wednesday,
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A district court judge overturned the suspension, but the league has appealed the decision.
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"I'll probably have to veto and it's not going to be overturned," he said.
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U.S. Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said he hoped the decision would be overturned.
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Schoop originally was called safe, but Seattle challenged it, and the call was overturned.
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Wade overturned and Trump promised to put anti-abortion justices on the Supreme Court.
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Wade — the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion — were to ever be overturned.
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That decision was overturned by the full appeals court and she had the abortion.
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The decision, however, was eventually overturned by State Supreme Court Chief Justice William Richardson.
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Chances are it'll be overturned, because it would be absolute chaos if it weren't.
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Wade is overturned or further eroded, endangering abortion access for women across the country.
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He then went on to suggest that the landmark libel precedent should be overturned.
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Five years later, the Israeli Supreme Court overturned Demjanjuk's conviction, and he was freed.
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Several other recent bans issued by the federation have also been overturned upon appeal.
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Claims of moral rectitude are not the only thing lost if Roe is overturned.
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If Roe is overturned, each state will be free to make its own laws.
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At the local airport, at least one airplane was overturned, and hangars were damaged.
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Some of those requirements were overturned by the United States Supreme Court in 20153.
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Both men are being retried after their convictions were overturned on appeal last year.
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Several of Trump's declarations under the IEEPA have been outrageous and should be overturned.
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It overturned her acquittal by a lower court and jailed her for six months.
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But the following year, President Trump signed a congressional resolution that overturned those rules.
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A second-half interception by Notre Dame's Asmar Bilal was also overturned on review.
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But India's Supreme Court last week overturned all bans and ordered the film's release.
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Some Republican state attorneys general have been in court trying to get Obamacare overturned.
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Long-standing, global norms in economics and politics have been overturned in recent years.
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After protests by Jewish leaders to Lincoln, the order was overturned by the president.
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The court overturned a summary judgment and returned the case to a lower court.
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Winfrey is currently being retried, because the Georgia Supreme Court overturned his 2015 conviction.
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From there, sitting on an overturned paint bucket, she watched her grand children play.
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And his conviction ended up being unanimously overturned by the Supreme Court in June.
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Their case may yet reach the Supreme Court, where the sentences could be overturned.
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As Calhoun and the Angels celebrated, the Yankees appealed — and the call was overturned.
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Of more than 100 vetoes he issued while in office, lawmakers overturned just one.
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His Justice Department is arguing in court that the entire law should be overturned.
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But she has already overturned one Tory shibboleth in pursuit of her broader project.
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Her first conviction was overturned, too, because her lawyer died before that trial ended.
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WE THINK THE LIKELIHOOD OF THIS THING BEING REVERSED AND OVERTURNED IS REALLY REMOTE.
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The aid freeze was overturned in September, but the damage had already been done.
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In a 22019-4 ruling, the court overturned a 1992 court precedent (The Hill).
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The strange goal was initially waived off before being overturned following a lengthy review.
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Thirty-nine years is the longest prison term overturned in California, the city says.
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By the time her conviction was overturned, she had spent nine years in prison.
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His conviction was overturned by one court and reinstated by the Connecticut Supreme Court.
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In mid-February 2019, as Cardenal's health worsened, Pope Francis overturned the papal sanction.
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They won at the trial level, but the decision was overturned on technical grounds.
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But at least for now, Ms. MacDonough's judgments have not been overturned or overruled.
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Many claims that are initially rejected can be overturned, simply by requesting the appeal.
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We think the likelihood of this thing being reversed and overturned is really remote.
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A district court initially rejected the woman's case, but that decision was later overturned.
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It was actually the deer; Rick soon popped out of an overturned ticket booth.
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They can be overturned, and some very powerful people would like to do so.
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Three years later, the Massachusetts Supreme Court overturned the sentence on a legal technicality.
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"Many people were crushed after the train overturned," said the man, identified as Huang.
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The action was quickly overturned, but the global outcry it sparked galvanized the opposition.
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Wade, the 22001 opinion that legalized abortion, was wrongly decided and should be overturned?
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The Supreme Court on Monday overturned a state ban on stun guns. http://bit.
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Wade decision legalizing abortion have changed what might happen if the ruling is overturned.
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Until it is overturned (which is unlikely), EPA is legally required to regulate CO2.
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In other states, lawmakers have moved to do the opposite if Roe is overturned.
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Her attorney, William Burck, expressed confidence Monday that her conviction will also be overturned.
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Under the amber glare, every overturned chair, every rocking horse, looks frozen by violence.
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Moller had also appealed against the 18-month sentence, seeking to have it overturned.
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In nine of those cases, appeals courts overturned convictions after the evidence was uncovered.
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Nonetheless, we should not lose sight of the discriminatory nature of Missouri's overturned policy.
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The verdict was overturned months later, but he has remained in captivity ever since.
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Across the street, a paneless picture window looked into what had been a living room; an upright piano stood at an odd angle in the dark beside an overturned couch and an overturned swivel chair and a folded stroller, all covered in dust.
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A recent Huffington Post / YouGov poll also spoke to the FCC's recently overturned privacy rules.
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It was recommended for inclusion by the ministry's professional committe, but this recommendation was overturned.
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Meanwhile, San Sebastian overturned its four-year ban last year and brought back the fiesta.
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Opponents of the amendment say it would help lawmakers ban abortion if Roe is overturned.
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Guandique's conviction was overturned last year, and his new trial had been scheduled for October.
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In 1993, the state courts overturned a previous assault weapons ban by the city council.
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Wade will be overturned within the next few years, while 29% believe that is likely.
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Last year, Italy's highest court overturned that decision, ending the possibility of any further appeals.
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Wednesday's decision overturned an April 2015 ruling by U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein in Manhattan.
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But they very much want that overturned, and he&aposs obviously very angry with you.
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Wade is overturned, heaven forbid, I don't think it's going to be like back then.
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People's entire lives have been overturned by these (increasingly common) blood-sucking, itch-inducing pests.
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Tsai's Democratic Progressive Party overturned eight-years of China-friendly Nationalist rule on the island.
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He also helped a woman in 2013 who was trapped underwater in an overturned vehicle.
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Wade could be overturned given what will likely be the new composition of this Court.
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But once appealed to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, that decision was overturned.
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That's just a number I heard, that they are overturned 80 percent of the time.
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Wade decision that made abortion legal in the US could be gutted or overturned altogether.
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A federal judge in Alabama overturned the state's ban on same-sex marriage last January.
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In 1876, the Supreme Court overturned federal laws intended to enable prosecution of the Klan.
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If Pell's conviction is overturned, the prosecution could take its case to the High Court.
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And Trump, for his part, has been transparent about his desire to see Roe overturned.
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In September, a New Jersey appeals court overturned the conviction and ordered a new trial.
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But in January 2013, the Court of Cassation overturned Mubarak's conviction and ordered a retrial.
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On June 26, the Supreme Court overturned California&aposs regulations in a 5-4 ruling.
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Getting the verdict overturned is the longest of shots, but it's Chapo's last best hope.
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However, Stally said, the vessel overturned and drowned some of the passengers, including a baby.
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But the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned Brady, setting up a third trial.
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That order was overturned by a state judge, a decision being appealed by Rockland officials.
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Bloody, contorted bodies littered the ground near overturned tables, outside Sweetwater's saloon, in control centers.
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" "Your vote has been stolen and the results of our 2016 election have been overturned.
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His conviction, chronicled on the Netflix series "Making a Murderer" ... was overturned back in August.
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But the country's top court overturned that order, citing the hardship the ban had caused.
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Update: France's top administrative court overturned the burkini ban Friday, according to the Associated Press.
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Those categories are written into law, so they cannot be overturned through the regulatory process.
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Authorities say they don't yet know why the Union Pacific tank cars overturned early Wednesday.
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"The market already feared the vote would be overturned," said Kiran Kowshik, strategist at UniCredit.
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Wade is overturned and allocates public funds for low-income Oregonians who need postpartum care.
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And all the personal advice he gave as Daenerys' chief advisor was dismissed or overturned.
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According to the publication, that's now been overturned, along with the charges and the fine.
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The board's 3-1 decision overturned a 2004 precedent involving Brown University graduate-student assistants.
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Iowa's ag-gag law, enacted in 2012, was overturned by a federal judge in January.
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Nelson's goal with 5:27 left was overturned due to goalie interference on Anders Lee.
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Pictures from the scene showed a Land Rover overturned on the side of the road.
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Brown has repeatedly overturned recommendations by the California parole board that Davis should be freed.
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But the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit overturned that ruling on Monday.
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His conviction was overturned and the charges dismissed in April, and he was set free.
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Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire was ejected in the ninth inning for arguing an overturned call.
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If the trumped-up case is not overturned on appeal, he is disqualified from running.
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"We are thrilled for Brendan Dassey that his conviction has been overturned," they told E!
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The game had already featured a managerial challenge and a call on the field overturned.
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Dassey's convictions, including one for first-degree murder, were recently overturned by a federal judge.
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The latest verdict overturned that decision, awarding the government 42.2 million crowns from the plaintiffs.
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Why waste time and political capital on an unpopular rule that's likely to be overturned?
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With that diagnosis, Florida Defense Attorney Lisabeth Fryer is working to get Duncan's conviction overturned.
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Episode 3: "A Legal Miracle" How do you take a conviction and get it overturned?
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Both served four years in prison in Italy before their convictions were overturned in 2011.
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A judge overturned Dassey's conviction in August, and Wisconsin prosecutors have since appealed that ruling.
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On Friday, a New Jersey appeals court overturned the conviction of Dharun Ravi, PEOPLE confirms.
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He can run only because the supreme court controversially overturned presidential term limits in 2015.
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After review, the goal was overturned, with officials saying Blunden pushed Condon into the net.
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The 9th Circuit agreed in a 2013 decision that the 2015 Supreme Court decision overturned.
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First, his overturned conviction was upheld, which suggested that Brendan would be released from prison.
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Many of those local bans were later overturned by state lawmakers or in the courts.
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The Yankees challenged the call, and it was overturned, giving them a 3-2 lead.
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He was careful not to be too hopeful, knowing the judge's order could be overturned.
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Her conviction was overturned due to trial error, and she was acquitted after a retrial.
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He served 11 months of an eight-year prison sentence before the conviction was overturned.
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Earlier this month, firefighter Braden Varney was killed when the bulldozer he was operating overturned.
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The nine-judge court overturned earlier rulings that the government argued ran counter to that.
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This number will increase if abortion restrictions tighten in America, regardless if Roe is overturned.
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According to court docs, Michelle Ghent Howard got a ruling on their spousal support overturned.
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They posted photos purportedly showing overturned tables and chairs with food strewn on the ground.
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There's a core of truth to that; an election result has never been violently overturned.
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It also overturned an administrative hold on construction while the tribe's injunction request moved forward.
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The NLRB had overturned the Obama-era joint employment standard in a December 2017 ruling.
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Wright's previous conviction was overturned because she had not been properly read her Miranda rights.
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The Berlin appeals court overturned this on Wednesday, arguing that privacy rights trumped inheritance rights.
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EditorsNote: adds quotes, details Erik Karlsson wasn't going to ask that his goal be overturned.
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He was initially convicted and sentenced to prison but his felony convictions were later overturned.
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Gladys wants to keep the default in place, but Shanga's fighting to get it overturned.
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He was convicted twice by juries and those convictions were overturned both times on technicalities.
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Australia was initially ruled offside on the score, but a video replay overturned the call.
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The bloodshed in Syria has overturned some of the long-standing certainties of the region.
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Thursday's decision overturned rulings in 2014 by U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon in New York.
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Earlier, a judge's injunction barring Lula da Silva from becoming chief of staff was overturned.
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A weather-beaten bible sits atop an overturned bucket at the mouth of the tunnel.
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That ruling overturned Wan's conviction for murder, citing the shady circumstances of his involuntary confession.
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Knox and Sollecito spent four years in prison before their convictions were overturned in 2011.
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But the Supreme Court overturned the decision, allowing people like Xia to obtain climbing permits.
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Greek officials said the boat had overturned in international waters that were under Egypt's authority.
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Celestin was convicted but later had the ruling overturned when the accuser failed to testify.
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Free to choose America's Supreme Court overturned a law in Texas designed to restrict abortions.
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On Thursday June 153, a federal appeals court upheld the 27-year-old's overturned conviction.
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He fought to clear his name and had the ban overturned on appeal in 2017.
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Thirty-seven percent of Republicans think the ruling should be overturned, according to the poll.
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Wade will never be overturned, liberals understand that the 2nd Amendment will never be repealed.
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The act also bans agencies from issuing rules similar to those overturned under the law.
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Rather, they are arguing that his death sentence should be overturned because of juror misconduct.
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It was overturned in 2016, but not before dozens of patients were sent to jail.
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Wade and what the candidates would do to protect abortion rights if it were overturned.
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North Carolina's GOP chairman told the Raleigh News & Observer that the ruling should be overturned.
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Did Harris County have any other bad drug convictions beyond what the courts had overturned?
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Note that Newton's own theory of gravity was itself overturned a century ago by Einstein.
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The states also argued that even ObamaCare's opponents should want the decision overturned on appeal.
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That prompted Moore to call for Hogan's resignation and for the ruling to be overturned.
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President Trump overturned these enforcement priorities through executive order during his first week in office.
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Wade, the landmark Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion nationwide in 1973, could be overturned.
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Wade, the Supreme Court decision that established the right to an abortion, could be overturned.
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Wade would be overturned "automatically" if he appointed anti-abortion-rights justices to the court.
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At least five states have laws that automatically forbid abortion if Roe is ever overturned.
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That verdict and a two-year prison sentence were overturned on appeal in December 2015.
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A court overturned last week the Canadian government's approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
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She was found guilty, but the verdict was later overturned in the court of appeal.
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Toward the play's end, a bucket of ingredients was returned to the canvas and overturned.
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He was initially called out at first base, but that was overturned on video review.
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Although the decision overturned an EPA rule, the EPA did not file its own appeal.
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In early August, the Italian Senate overturned the policy of mandatory vaccination for school children.
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The 9th Circuit agreed in a 2013 decision that the high court last year overturned.
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The 50-year-old sustained minor injuries after the SUV he was riding in overturned.
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Wade, the landmark 28500 decision making abortion legal in all 6900 states, will be overturned.
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But how does a Supreme Court case like Roe getting overturned play out in practice?
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If the decision is overturned, reproductive freedom for millions of Americans could be under threat.
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Wade, which overturned many state and federal restrictions on abortion rights, is in the spotlight.
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The bus collided with a dump truck on the highway and overturned in the median.
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He was convicted in May after an earlier conviction, in 2015, was overturned on appeal.
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Russian officials have long chafed at the Magnitsky Act and demanded that it be overturned.
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Paul Gatling, whose conviction in Brooklyn was overturned in 2016, had to wait 52 years.
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The verdict overturned the AFL anti-doping tribunal's ruling which was later appealed by WADA.
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The convictions of some prominent officials - Oliver North and John Poindexter - were overturned on appeal.
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The precedent that is widely expected to be overturned by Janus was decided in 1977.
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Gay rights in Botswana: The country's high court overturned colonial-era laws that criminalized homosexuality.
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Eighteen states already have laws that could restrict abortion if the landmark case were overturned.
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Ever since Xiyue was abruptly taken into custody, his life and mine have been overturned.
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The United States appealed, and last year a higher Austrian court overturned Judge Bauer's ruling.
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Wade, the landmark 1973 ruling that made abortion legal nationwide, could be overturned or weakened.
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In at least three cases, the police commissioner overturned a guilty verdict against the officers.
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But Boston quickly challenged the call, and Johnson was ruled offside and the goal overturned.
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Opponents accused him of overreach, citing a series of overturned convictions and higher-court losses.
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Like those laws, Louisiana's was modeled on the Texas law overturned in Whole Woman's Health.
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The lawsuit argues that the entire Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional and should be overturned.
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He waded in thigh-deep water, pushing away overturned chairs to reach his front door.
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Friday's decision overturned a ruling upholding the subpoena issed by a federal district court judge.
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It is not the case that all four cases resulted in convictions that were overturned.
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Ms. Robinson and her lawyer, Ms. Tallarico, are now fighting to get the judgment overturned.
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The pardon was overturned by the courts, and Mr. Fujimori was sent back to prison.
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An Op-Ed From the Future Thanks to a landmark ruling that overturned Roe v.
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One firefighter died when his truck was overturned in a fire tornado earlier this week.
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At his first trial, Mr. O'Hara was convicted, but the verdict was overturned on appeal.
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The fiduciary rule was overturned in March by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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The remaining three justices overturned the earlier ruling, a statement on the court's website read.
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A federal judge on Wednesday overturned a Texas ban on a second-trimester abortion procedure.
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In a rare move, they overturned the history department's admission recommendation and rejected Ms. Jones.
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This month, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit overturned that ruling.
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In a statement following the ruling, Blankenship said he was confident it would be overturned.
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Mr. Bush restored it, Mr. Obama overturned it again and Mr. Trump restored it again.
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And when Iowa's law was overturned, animal activists went back to work in the state.
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But the play was reviewed and overturned, giving Buffalo the ball at the Houston 32.
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But he will be dishonorably discharged unless his conviction is overturned by an appeals court.
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Wade were overturned, could Congress pass a law to ban abortion in the whole country?
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Instead, the call was overturned after video review, and Purdue settled for a field goal.
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The appeals court had overturned a lower court that had said the rules were unconstitutional.
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For example, President James Monroe overturned a military court's conviction and demotion of then-Lt.
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But an appeals court overturned that verdict and ordered a retrial, and he was exonerated.
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Others posted social media images of chairs overturned in classrooms and floors stained with blood.
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With that diagnosis, Florida defense attorney Lisabeth Fryer is working to get Duncan's conviction overturned.
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Two came Sunday, and Jones narrowly avoided two others, including one overturned to an incompletion.
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That provision, however, became optional after it was challenged and overturned by the Supreme Court.
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A Wisconsin federal court overturned Dassey's conviction in 2016, ruling his confession was illegally coerced.
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In 2011, though, García was voted out of office, and his successor overturned his policies.
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In other words, even when past bad advice is overturned, its legacy still lives on.
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If the Quill decision were overturned, millions of businesses like ABC Motors and Marine, Inc.
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In June, the 4th Circuit overturned a U.S. District Court judge's ruling upholding the law.
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Korematsu's uniquely bad legal status means it's not precedent even though it hasn't been overturned.
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His departure raised concerns for Democrats and liberal activists that those verdicts could be overturned.
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The goal was originally ruled no good on the ice but overturned on video replay.
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And in Utah, the legislature has also partly overturned a new law on medical marijuana.
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The two men were initially convicted, but an appeals court overturned the verdict in 2017.
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When prosecutors violate Brady, and that gets found out later, the conviction is often overturned.
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"They robbed us of our will and we overturned this," Diyarbakir resident Abdullah Elmas said.
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His conviction may not be overturned because other evidence also linked him to the crimes.
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Even before Obamacare was signed into law, Republicans were plotting how to get it overturned.
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It was unclear why Trump would consider a pardon, given that Ali's conviction was overturned.
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The executive was freed after about 24 hours, when an appeals court overturned his arrest.
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Wade could be overturned, giving states the right to regulate abortion as they see fit.
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A court appeal, scheduled for April, has reinvigorated American efforts to have their convictions overturned.
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And Humana, which had its merger with Aetna overturned, pulled out of Obamacare's state insurance-exchanges.
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At one point, she was riding on a raft that overturned, health officials said last week.
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However, Angels manager Mike Scioscia challenged first base umpire Doug Eddings' call, which the replay overturned.
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McDonald's said that it intends to appeal the decision and is confident it will be overturned.
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Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko wrote to the IAAF on Monday to get the ban overturned.
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So, once Prop 8 was overturned, they got married a third time at Oakland's City Hall.
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Four plays at first base were reviewed in the first four innings, and three were overturned.
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Overturned fishing skiffs lie abandoned on the shores of what was once Bolivia's second-largest lake.
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Wade, the landmark 1973 Supreme Court decision that gave women the right to choose, is overturned.
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He said that if the decision is overturned, the issue will be returned to the states.
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Wade should be overturned, with roughly the same percentage of men and women expressing this viewpoint.
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Traffic is backed up due to an overturned TT and have released a lot of cattle.
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Young told us Pittsburgh got screwed on the overturned TD call ... not like it surprised him.
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What happens to travelers in the short term if the Seattle ruling is halted or overturned?
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Beausoleil was sentenced to death in 1970, a decision that was overturned on appeal in 1973.
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But in May, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with New Jersey and overturned the 1992 law.
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This wasn't Cam's first car accident -- he overturned his truck in North Carolina back in 2014.
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A curfew was briefly imposed in Jammu after crowds overturned and set fire to some vehicles.
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Australia's quiet world championship was overturned by defending champion Emily Seebohm in the women's 200m backstroke.
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The suspect overturned benches, broke windows and threw a biblical text into the building, police said.
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FEC – the 2010 Supreme Court decision that removed the cap on outside spending on elections – overturned.
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Though the rule was overturned by the Delhi High Court last December, this arrest signals otherwise.
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A series of other states, including Florida and Nebraska, have overturned similar bans in recent years.
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The main objective of those marching in Washington, of course, is for Roe to be overturned.
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The US Supreme Court overturned the conviction of Muhammad Ali in a unanimous decision in 1971.
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What's next: The matter can still be overturned as a final vote takes place in November.
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If Roe is overturned, states will once again decide the legality of abortion within their borders.
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The result was widespread destruction, including damaged apartments and houses, overturned mobile homes, and uprooted trees.
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The conviction was overturned on appeal and he was acquitted at his second trial in 1985.
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The situation too similar, too recent, to have overturned the lives of so many once again.
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Dassey's conviction was overturned by a judge last August, but prosecutors have since appealed that ruling.
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Instead the man's conviction was overturned on the grounds that medical evidence did not support it.
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Citizens United, according to Hillary, is the source of our weak recovery and must be overturned.
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The U.S Supreme Court overturned the conviction of Muhammad Ali in a unanimous decision in 1971.
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In all, courts have overturned the convictions of 12 men who said the detective framed them.
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Newsom believes the NCAA is responding out of fear of seeing its longtime profit model overturned.
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In 2002, three of the convictions in the case were overturned There were other troubling incidents.
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Last week, news broke that Brendan Dassey's conviction was overturned by a federal judge in Wisconsin.
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Reviewers are also judged on whether their decisions are later overturned and other quality-oriented stats.
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She was sentenced to death in 20093, but one year later, the death penalty was overturned.
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That overturned a Spanish court ruling that had put a cap on what banks should pay.
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Recently judges have thrown out human-trafficking trials and overturned murder convictions because of disclosure problems.
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But even a majority of Republicans — 52 percent — don't want to see the court ruling overturned.
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This week they appeared again, after an appeal overturned controversial custodial sentences handed down last year.
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But rival broadcaster TV Azteca complained to a specialized telecom court, which overturned the IFT's finding.
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Within 24 hours they were back on air after a federal high court overturned the suspension.
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His case was, however, later overturned on an appeal after the accuser decided not to testify.
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Once the Supreme Court overturned a key part of the Voting Rights Act in Shelby v.
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But they are working on getting those convictions overturned and have been doing so for years.
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Yet each was passed in a city then later overturned by a Republican-controlled state legislature.
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The state's supreme court overturned the law and then it was brought back again in 2007.
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The center didn't sweat his goal being overturned, he just repeated the feat 30 seconds later.
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Manager Terry Collins challenged the call, which was overturned following a 3 minute 1 second review.
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But Smith's suspension was overturned by an appeals panel and he was reinstated by the league.
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The ruling overturned a decision made by outgoing Public Lands Commissioner Peter Goldmark early this year.
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He was originally called out, but a Mariners challenge resulted in the out call being overturned.
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The court overturned Masipa&aposs verdict of culpable homicide — or manslaughter — and convicted Pistorius of murder.
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Crews were working to remove overturned rail cars from the site, the company said on Friday.
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A correct decision wrongly overturned is also particularly painful, as any Crotone fan will tell you.
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Meek's new docs include the Philly's D.A. statement that it's likely his conviction would be overturned.
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Those rules, which have been in place for two years, are the ones getting overturned today.
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And by the way, I'm not even 100% sure that replay would have overturned the goal.
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"My guess is that the GIF opinion will get overturned," he told me in an email.
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Outside St. Louis, a Jewish cemetery was desecrated: More than 100 tombstones were overturned and damaged.
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Shortly before McCullough's conviction was overturned last year, prosecutors received an anonymous letter naming another suspect.
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A judge overturned the ban in July, granting Uber a 15-month license with some conditions.
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"Taiwanese society will suffer the most if peace across the Taiwan Strait is overturned," it said.
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The team had threatened to skip the December 27 game unless the 10 suspensions were overturned.
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Seconds later, Giudice's table is overturned as the reality star and mother of four storms off.
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But on February 14th the conviction was overturned by an appeals court, which ordered a retrial.
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That verdict overturned a previous decision, and awarded the government 42.2 million crowns from the plaintiffs.
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Such steps can be more easily overturned than bills passed by Congress and signed into law.
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Smith's conviction was overturned just two years into his 50-year sentence, according to the Herald.
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After years of legal back and forth, Knox's and Sollecito's murder convictions were overturned in 2015.
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In 1980, George H.W. Bush overturned a massive Reagan polling lead to win by 2 points.
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