Federal district judges from jurisdictions inside New York, as well as judges from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals — which includes Connecticut, New York and Vermont — are also allowed to officiate.
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OLYMPIC BOXING All 36 referees and judges from Rio suspended.
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The judges from Düsseldorf have stopped enforcement of this decision now.
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To signal their independence, they typically employ judges from several countries.
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Perhaps presidents need to think about selecting judges from different pools.
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But white supremacy is not confined to racist judges from another era.
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Do you take from teachers, from judges, from farmers or from families?
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"We would miss out on having judges from other states," he said.
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An outside pool of judges from the community will help select the finalists.
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It is true that the law protects judges from unlawful command influence too.
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Colorado recently adopted a measure curbing municipal judges from abusing their fining power.
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But Sessions' ruling doesn't just prevent judges from closing cases in the future.
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Greg Abbott, over who should fill the two vacancies designated for judges from Texas.
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Judges from Brazil, Poland and Sri Lanka were working Conlan’s quarterfinal bout.
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And she discouraged judges from using license suspensions as a punishment for missed payments.
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Three judges from the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in Portland, Ore.
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State rules, he said by email, prohibited judges from commenting on matters under appeal.
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Government secrecy about Internet wiretapping has prevented judges from adjudicating the issues in open court.
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The court hired four foreign judges from Nigeria and Sierra Leone to hear Jammeh's appeal.
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They included another woman (taking the total to four) and three judges from minority groups.
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When time is up, they move the pumpkins indoors where judges from various labs evaluate.
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The court hired four foreign judges from Nigeria and Sierra Leone to hear the appeal.
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Denmark has barred judges from wearing head scarves, crucifixes, Jewish skullcaps, and turbans in courtrooms.
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It doesn't prevent judges from considering whether a visa policy is discriminatory on any grounds.
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On Tuesday, a panel of judges from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments.
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The authors of the opinion included judges from a range of countries, including China and India.
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He invited representatives from the Philippines and judges from the Court of Arbitration to visit the island.
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In the past, they have cited court rules prohibiting judges from commenting on the cases they decide.
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When judges from the constitutional court blocked that effort, congress tried to strip them of their immunity.
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Bosnian Serbs want to change the law underpinning the constitutional court to exclude international judges from it.
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Preventing Trump's judges from taking over these lower courts is essential for safeguarding Americans' rights and liberties.
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Mr. Qenaat said five judges from Paktia Province had been killed between early September and early November.
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As of mid-September, there were 19 judges from three separate immigration courts in Texas hearing cases.
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New Mexico prohibited judges from keeping people in jail simply because they can't afford to post bail.
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I'd love to see the film with wise judges from American divorce courts and hear their decisions.
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There's a Supreme Court precedent from 30 years ago that restricts federal judges from handling security clearance appeals.
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By method and design, originalism and textualism constrain judges from capacious theorizing about natural law or natural rights.
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From there, a panel of judges from UMG, Aloft Hotels and Aloft partner Bandsintown will select three finalists.
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Another reform would free judges from having to ratchet up sentences for drug offenders convicted on simultaneous charges.
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Editorial Kansas Republicans have started a campaign to purge a majority of judges from the State Supreme Court.
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The measures above probably wouldn't stop immigration judges from ordering some immigrants released while their cases were pending.
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"Project Runway" fans will always have memories of their favorite judges from the earlier seasons of the show.
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When the clock runs out, judges from both the sponsors and TechCrunch will review each project, science-fair style.
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In November New Mexico voters passed a constitutional amendment prohibiting judges from jailing people because they can't afford bail.
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More than 80 judges from across the tech industry will give their input on deciding who the winners are.
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Judges from the ROG had to pore through 212,282 entries submitted by amateurs and professionals from over 29 countries.
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Last month, top judges from California and Washington wrote to Kelly about reports of immigration officials appearing at courthouses.
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"If you keep on blocking judges from getting on the bench, then courts can't issue decisions," Mr. Obama said.
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The panel of judges from the media picked 10 finalists and then the public voted to choose the winner.
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At the end of the week, judges from the Times newsroom pick favorite responses, and we publish them here.
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, proposed legislation doubling the number of federal immigration judges from the current roughly 375 to 750.
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According to the Guild of Fine Food, there were 266 judges from 26 different nations assessing the 3,021 cheeses competing.
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Appellate court judges from the right, Amy Coney Barrett, Brett Kavanaugh, Amul Thapar, Joan Larsen, Raymond Kethledge, and Thomas Hardiman.
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A bench of five judges from the country's highest court began hearing arguments against a law known as Section 377.
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Collectively, judges from the sport's powerhouse countries, such as the United States and Russia, consistently up-score their own skaters.
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In the absence of a system of federal European courts, the judges from one member state must take the lead.
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Even more fundamentally, forcing courts to reopen and hear cases already deemed unsuited to proceed prevents judges from truly judging.
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The 1978 act reinforced guardrails to prevent social workers from reflexively removing Indian children and judges from terminating parental rights.
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In addition, the new law constrains judges from holding repeat offenders with long records of both crime and absconding trial.
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The legislation bars judges from questioning judicial appointments made by the president and forbids them from engaging in political activity.
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It has also moved powers concerning the appointment of new judges from judicial bodies to parliament, where PiS has majority.
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According to the Times, Trump will nominate several judges from his campaign-era list of 21 potential Supreme Court nominees.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant Cotton2020 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft Bolton returns to political group after exiting administration Meadows, Cotton introduce bill to prevent district judges from blocking federal policy changes MORE (R-Ark.) on Wednesday introduced legislation that would prevent district judges from placing nationwide injunctions on federal policy changes.
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In the past, Trump's Department of Justice has temporarily deployed immigration judges from other parts of the country to the border.
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Celebrity judges Katherine Schwarzenegger and Dan Smyers of Dan + Shay, along with judges from PEOPLE and PEDIGREE, will pick the winner!
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Then, we've gathered some great hackathon judges from Pinterest, Slack and more who will score all of the hacks submitted virtually.
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The three-judge panel, with two judges from Senegal and one from Burkina Faso, used Senegalese law to reach the verdict.
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It did create one exception to protect itself — prohibiting anyone but officers, legislators or judges from carrying guns in the statehouse.
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The group consists of seven members, including a variety of judges from around the country and officials within the judiciary community.
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At the end of the week, judges from the Times newsroom pick favorite responses, and we publish them on our site.
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It means banning judges from going on fancy junkets where they might essentially get bribed by industries trying to grift consumers.
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At the end of the week, judges from the Times newsroom pick favorite responses, and we publish them on our site.
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Exactly 41 judges from 24 countries decided on the Mazda 3 as the Women's World Car of the Year for 2019.
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A panel of judges from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments Tuesday and is expected to rule this week.
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Part of the concern, the court said in that case, was to free judges from having to make complex calculations of damages.
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In 2013, Democrats voted to change the rule for presidential nominees, including judges, from needing 60 votes to obtain confirmation to 51.
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Three judges from the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the law, which was passed in 2013 ostensibly to combat voter fraud.
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The aim in this winter sport is to keep the judges from being biased by adhering to a strict coin-based algorithm.
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Judicial mores, as they sometimes say, preclude judges from public comment outside the four corners of a case specifically assigned to them.
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Under that bizarre logic, he could rationalize ruling out judges from every demographic group he has insulted or happens not to like.
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Celebrity judges Olivia Munn and LeAnn Rimes, along with judges from PEOPLE and Pedigree, will pick the winner from the top three.
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But the court could not rule on his challenge this week because judges from Nigeria and Sierra Leone did not show up.
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All are on a broader list of 25 people, mostly conservative judges, from which Mr. Trump has publicly said he will choose.
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Judges from Nigeria and Sierra Leone who were expected to preside over the case did not arrive in court on Monday as expected.
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An aggregated result was substituted for the judges from Belarus, but human error led to a miscalculation, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) said.
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There, she worked under judges from Egypt, Russia, and the U.K. To say that she's worldly would be the understatement of the century.
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They are also looking at changing a provision that would prohibit sentencing judges from stacking mandatory minimums for armed drug or violent offenders.
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To be sure, there is a very high bar discouraging trial judges from issuing gag orders, particularly against a defendant or his lawyer.
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Three judges from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said the FAA needs to review the group's request.
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At least five confirmed judges from the past year have opposed the Affordable Care Act in some capacity, the Alliance for Justice notes.
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The Justice Department's appeal of Leon's ruling will be heard by a panel of three judges from the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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At the heart of the standoff is a new law that brings down the retirement age of Supreme Court judges from 70 to 65.
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We're honored to have such an impressive panel of judges from Slack, Pinterest, Color, Google and Cloudflare — some of the top companies in tech.
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This summer, a new law lowering the retirement age for Supreme Court judges from 70 to 65 forced around one-third of them out.
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Today, it announced 10 winners of its first phase, chosen by a panel of 97 judges from a field of more than 600 entrants.
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As originally written, the bill prohibits judges from certifying class actions in which the lead plaintiff has a previous client relationship with class counsel.
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It instead reads like an audition for the right-wing Federalist Society's list of judges from which Trump has chosen his Supreme Court nominees.
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It then announced the removal of several unnamed referees and judges from the Olympic boxing competition after a review of several of their decisions.
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The federal courts are political, and federal judges from the Supreme Court down to the district courts should not hold their positions for life.
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In the lively, hourlong hearing, the judges, from the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, pushed skeptically on the arguments of both sides.
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Campaign regulations make elections fair, legal codes keep judges from becoming dictators in robes, and legislative rules ensure laws are enacted fairly and openly.
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New Mexico voters overwhelmingly approved a constitutional amendment in November that bars judges from detaining low-risk defendants simply because they cannot afford bail.
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A panel of expert judges from Fearless Photographers, a digital platform that connects engaged couples with wedding photographers around the world, select the winners.
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Gambia has no sitting Supreme Court but Emmanuel O. Fagbenle said that judges from Nigeria and Sierra Leone had been appointed to hear the case.
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Bounds was tapped for a seat unofficially designated for judges from Oregon, and his nomination moved ahead over objections from the state's two Democratic senators.
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There'll be a chance to pitch your startup as part of our pitch-off, featuring a few judges from the startup community and TechCrunch editors.
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The decision, issued on December 19th by 17 judges from across Europe, upheld the complaint of Hatice Molla Sali that she had suffered unfair discrimination.
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That is the way in for judges from State Supreme Court whose courtrooms are upstairs — and the lawyers, plaintiffs and defendants who appear before them.
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AIBA suspended all 36 judges from the Rio Olympics, stating that "decisions that were not at the level expected", though the results were not changed.
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"Moving judges from one location to another will not reduce backlogs," said Lenni Benson, executive director of the New York Law School's Safe Passage Project.
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To the union, she said, the changes seem like an attempt to turn judges from neutral arbiters into law enforcement agents enacting Trump administration policies.
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But even if most voters support the leader, their desires should not prevent journalists and judges from investigating the accusations and getting to the truth.
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During one hearing, judges from the appeals court asked the banks' lawyers whether they had copies of Mr. Trump's returns, and requested a written answer.
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The proposal would also strengthen the code of conduct to prohibit judges from receiving speaking fees or all-expenses-paid trips from third-party organizations.
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PiS wants to prevent judges from ruling that peers nominated by a panel set up under new rules drawn up by parliament are not independent.
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The act would also bar federal judges from owning individual stocks or accepting gifts or payments that could potentially influence the outcome of their rulings.
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The only way to prevent judges from allowing their rulings to be swayed by the public is to change laws that allow them to be recalled.
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A panel of three judges from the Fifth Circuit, in July 2014, reviewed the case using that higher standard and again found in the university's favor.
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This election cycle, he's focused most of his bigotry on immigrants, whether the undocumented from Mexico or Muslims from the Middle East (or judges from Indiana).
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The winners were chosen by an independent panel with judges from ADB's Independent Evaluation Department and Office of the General Counsel, as well as from CNBC.
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Observers say those contributions threaten to undermine judicial independence, especially because most states do not have rules barring judges from hearing cases involving their own donors.
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In a milestone 1965 ruling, the justices bolstered the principle that the Fifth Amendment prevents prosecutors and judges from using a person's silence against that person.
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It insulates judges from the whims of the other two branches and reduces the risk of corruption by not forcing them to wonder about future employment.
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Details: Under the EU's plans, U.S. goods would be tariffed if the Trump administration successfully blocked judges from the World Trade Organization's primary trade arbitration court.
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The Eurovision Song Contest's winner is chosen through an intricate process that combines votes from judges from the participating countries with votes sent in by viewers.
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Under draft legislation now before parliament, PiS aims to prevent judges from ruling that peers, nominated by a panel appointed by the party, are not independent.
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Scaring people from going to court is stupid; it only serves to prevent prosecutors and judges from doing their jobs punishing and preventing crime in our communities.
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GOP senators are talking about changing an obscure Senate tradition to make it more difficult for Democrats to block certain judges from advancing to a confirmation hearing.
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Judges from Arizona to Mississippi to Wisconsin have declared over the years that the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution forbids incarceration in decidedly hot or cold temperatures.
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Ms. Min told The Detroit Free Press that at competitions leading up to the Olympics, judges from Korea were crying as the pair skated to the song.
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Once submitted, a team of judges from Ganni, including the brand's creative director Ditte Reffstrup, will judge all the submissions and choose the best of the best.
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The winning pictures are selected by a panel of expert judges from Fearless Photographers, a digital platform that connects engaged couples with wedding photographers around the world.
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"The tribe here has not been dragged into this proceeding against its will," Torczon said during a hearing on Monday before three judges from the patent board.
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So, it came as some surprise when Mr. Cuomo vetoed seemingly uncontroversial legislation that would have allowed federal judges from outside New York to officiate weddings here.
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The administration has been blocked by federal judges from enforcing such measures, including ending the program protecting those who arrived in the country as children — known as DACA.
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The right-leaning provincial government of François Legault wants to ban newly hired public servants, including teachers, police officers, lawyers and judges, from wearing religious symbols at work.
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But the current list represents something else -- a nod to judges from "flyover" states, an appreciation for non-Ivy League schools and even a dash of political experience.
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However, this year, change is on the horizon: you need not be subjected to the judges from Strictly doing a rendition of "Baby It's Cold Outside" any longer.
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Along with 15 startups vying to become "Sub-Saharan Africa's Most Promising Startup," the event includes an exciting lineup of speakers and judges from the area and abroad.
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For example — no, seriously — just recently, in an episode of Celebrity Apprentice, at the steakhouse, the men's cooking team cooking did not impress the judges from Omaha Steaks.
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The victory was all the more astonishing because she was catapulted into first place by the popular vote after the competition judges from other countries placed her third.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY B-boying in the cypher J. Lo, Ne-Yo and Derek Hough (the judges from "World of Dance") teach us all about dance slang.
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The legislation, which has drawn condemnation from the European Union, bars judges from questioning judicial appointments made by the president and forbids them from engaging in political activity.
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The decision is the product of a judicial system that does far more to insulate its highest judges from partisan politics than the Constitution of the United States.
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"Once a president is removed from office, any local authority" could prosecute him, Consovoy told a panel of three judges from the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals.
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After seeing both the first and revised versions of his travel ban halted by federal judges from east to west, Mr Trump has now been reprimanded a third time.
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Each company will pitch for six minutes on the Pitch B stage at VivaTech, followed by a rigorous six-minute Q&A with esteemed judges from all over Europe.
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That's because it can't be proven that the FBI "willfully" violated Rule 41(b), a procedural rule that's meant to stop judges from authorizing searches outside of their districts.
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Prior to her work with TechCrunch, Neesha ran the Sustainable Brands' Innovation Open — a startup competition for shared value and sustainability-focused startups with judges from Fortune 50 companies.
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The bill did not remove administrative law judges from the executive branch completely, but rather moved all administrative law judges out of individual agencies and into a unified corps.
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To the Editor: In your article a number of federal judges from the Southern District of New York express regret that their courtrooms now see so few jury trials.
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AIBA picks five judges to work each bout and prohibits judges from a fighter's country, or from a country in conflict with a fighter's country, from working a bout.
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More than one-third of President Obama's confirmed nominees were people of color, with 28500 percent of his nominees to the U.S. District Courts being judges from underrepresented backgrounds.
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The court's very mission involves trying atrocities that stem from cultural conflicts whose nuances its lawyers and judges, from their remove in The Hague, can't hope to fully appreciate.
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For lawyers in particular, one major draw of the conference is the chance to mingle with judges from Delaware, the corporate home for the vast majority of American companies.
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She said that procedural concerns can stop judges from intervening prematurely but noted that procedural safeguards can also ensure that worthy litigants are not kept out of the courthouse.
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Vox's Ian Millhiser wrote earlier this week that Congress could create a process for removing federal judges from the bench without impeachment, which requires a supermajority in the Senate.
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PiS wants to prevent Polish judges from ruling that their peers, nominated by a panel appointed by PiS, are not independent and therefore that their rulings can be questioned.
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The government has set up two pilot projects to establish circuit courts, which allow judges from one province to hear cases from others, further reducing the risk of local influence.
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To meet that processing deadline, the Clinton administration secured funding to double the number of immigration judges, from roughly 100 to 19953, and also built up the asylum officer corps.
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A sign of the escalation on this front: the median time for Reagan's district court judges and appeals court judges, from nomination to confirmation, was 37 days, according to Wheeler.
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Through a series of hastily-approved laws, PiS has dismissed or replaced many judges from the Constitutional Tribunal and the National Judiciary Council, as well as heads of regular courts.
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"With the amendment Temer will try to prevent politically-driven judges from challenging a new central bank board," said Jose Kobori, a partner with JK Capital consultancy in Sao Paulo.
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The whole purpose of life tenure is to remove judges from the rough-and-tumble world of politics and give them the independence necessary to adjudicate disputes fairly and objectively.
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Each proposal will be reviewed by a panel of judges from a variety of fields, and their evaluation process for the proposals will be shared publicly on the competition's website.
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Three judges from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled Tuesday that AHA's suit against the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) was premature.
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And it's the best approach to preserve the rule of law by constraining judges from smuggling their own political preferences into the law under the guise of constitutional decision-making.
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The Department of State Services (DSS), the country's security agency, on Saturday said it seized $800,000 in cash found during raids targeting judges from the supreme, appeal and high courts.
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The Republicans hold the Presidency, both houses of Congress, thirty-three governorships, and thirty-one statehouses, and they have steadily been appointing judges, from state benches to the Supreme Court.
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The draft legislation also calls for the creation of an independent body that includes judges from Germany's highest court and chief federal prosecutor's office, to approve strategic foreign espionage activities.
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But he still insisted that originalism was "better" and "safer" than any other theory, because it precluded honest judges from substituting their own philosophies for those of the founding generation.
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In March, Heritage published a list of eight worthy nominees for the Supreme Court; when Trump released his own list, in May, it included five judges from the Heritage slate.
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But the purge has swept out some 4,000 judges and prosecutors, including many of the trainees and at least two judges from the Constitutional Court, the highest court in Turkey.
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Yet because mandatory sentencing policies prohibit judges from considering individualized factors in the offense, many thousands of these individuals are serving prison terms of 10 or 85033 years or more.
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What the bill would do The bill would seek to lessen the impact of mandatory minimums, legislatively enforced minimum sentences that prevent judges from setting sentences below a certain threshold.
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On the dinner table stood my cake tower and a myriad of beautiful chocolate-covered goodies, and I wished the judges from the show would come by to praise me.
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Cruz's bill, the "Protect Kids and Parents Act," would double the number of immigration judges from 375 to 750 so it would be possible for cases to be processed faster.
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In the past, Rule 41 has restricted magistrate judges from issuing search warrants beyond their own districts — which has prevented them from authorizing the Justice Department to hack computers located elsewhere.
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As The Economist went to press, judges from the ICC were expected to award reparations (who would pay them is unclear), setting a precedent for similar claims at other heritage sites.
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BANJUL (Reuters) - Gambia's Supreme Court was unable to hear President Yahya Jammeh's legal challenge to his election defeat on Tuesday after judges from Nigeria and Sierra Leone failed to show up.
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Now, let's assume the Supreme Court blocks this action, following judges from lower courts, citing both equal protection and the religious establishment clause of the document Trump has sworn to uphold.
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An independent review of the judges' scorecards by five independent judges from the World Boxing Organization has confirmed the original decision: Mr. Horn is still the winner of the welterweight title.
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Then it was on to law school at Boston University and a summer job as a volunteer law clerk, drafting opinions for administrative law judges from the National Transportation Safety Board.
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And because McConnell and the Republicans have dramatically reduced the time for debate on most of these judges -- from 30 hours to two -- they can pack the courts faster than ever before.
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Sessions earlier this month issued a decision restricting immigration judges from granting asylum to victims of domestic violence; it was not immediately clear how this could affect de Jesus Mejia-Mejia's case.
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The three judges — from Brazil, Sri Lanka and Poland — all gave Conlan the second round 10-9 10-9 10-9 but scored the first and last in favor of his rival.
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Lower-court judges from Wisconsin to Ohio to Maryland "have largely converged on a standard for adjudicating partisan gerrymandering claims" and struck down maps drafted by both parties that are extreme outliers.
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His new dark-haired bowl cut didn't distract the judges from noticing that he seemed hesitant for the first time in the competition, giving them just a combined score of 28/30.
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But a panel of judges from the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled earlier this month to let the changes go into effect while that litigation plays out.
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Legal permanent U.S. residents were detained at airports, refugees were trapped en route to the United States and judges from coast to coast stepped in to stop the unprecedented White House action.
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All three judges from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals hammered the central point from the Justice Department's attorney, August Flentje, that people from those countries are a danger to national security.
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Three judges from the 85033th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found that Juan Hernandez has grounds for a lawsuit against the San Jose police following a 2016 rally, CBS San Francisco reported.
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The Justice Department issued an order on Tuesday that would prevent immigration judges from granting bail to thousands of migrants seeking asylum, making them wait in jail until their cases are resolved.
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It is now trying to enforce legislation lowering the retirement age of Supreme Court judges from 70 to 65, with the effect of forcing at least a third of them into retirement.
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After their late-afternoon meeting, Mr. Casey told reporters that he had not spoken with Mr. Toomey about Judge Garland's nomination, though he added that they routinely discuss federal judges from Pennsylvania.
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"After debating and consulting with judges from the Supreme Court, the conclusion is that the reform is suspended as a result of the decree for intervention," Mr. Marun told journalists last week.
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" Judges from the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit concluded "sexual orientation discrimination is motivated, at least in part, by sex and is thus a subset of sex discrimination.
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The results combine the rankings of professional judges from each competing country — who often vote in regional or linguistic cliques — and of the world audience's vote via phone, text or Eurovision app.
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A decision by a panel of judges from the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, allowed the mother to sue for violating her son's constitutional rights.
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They have six minutes to convey how they're going to fundamentally disrupt their industry, and six minutes of Q&A with world-renowned judges from the VC world. Pride. Anxiety. Despair. Glory.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday barred immigration judges from a once-common practice of shelving deportation cases involving some immigrants with deep ties to the United States.
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Even some judges from the specialized criminal court, which is trying my father, have themselves been detained after they declined to impose harsh penalties recommended by the attorney general in certain cases.
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Finding in favor of President George H.W. Bush, the court found Congress drafted the law in a way that made it "one of the rare statutes" that simply prevents judges from enforcing it.
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Chen Ding, a former prosecutor in China who now teaches at the University of Sheffield, says this reform has dovetailed with Mr Xi's anti-corruption campaign, which has discouraged judges from taking bribes.
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"Proposals that virtually isolate California in a circuit of its own are directly contrary to the idea of regional consistency and the need to have judges from diverse backgrounds at the appellate level."
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I'm worried about the long-term impact on the judiciary, of young, very far-right, very much out-of-the-mainstream judges from district court all the way up to the Supreme Court.
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New York is almost unique among the states in allowing prosecutors to bury evidence and, amazingly enough, in barring judges from ordering disclosure or even allowing a defendant to gather disclosure by subpoena.
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The Code of Judicial Conduct — an ethical code that governs the conduct of most judges (although not the Justices of the Supreme Court) — restricts judges from taking a role in the election process.
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And while backers on Kickstarter and judges from the National Council on the Arts both start from a shared belief in creators, each takes a different approach in deciding how to allocate funds.
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New York law currently only permits state judges to solemnize weddings, along with certain federal judges like those sitting on the second circuit court of appeals and some federal judges from particular districts.
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The judges from the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in a 2-1 decision, ruled that one key element of the law — the mandate requiring people to have insurance — was unconstitutional.
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Lynch said some attorneys representing migrants who have been waiting in Mexico for their court date began receiving notices of judges from the Fort Worth center assigned to their cases in late November.
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Under draft legislation expected to be discussed in parliament on Thursday, PiS aims to prevent judges from ruling that peers, nominated by a panel appointed by the PiS-dominated parliament, are not independent.
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Federal judges from all parts of the country could give serious consideration to arguments that those cases are part of a personal White House vendetta instead of an effort to establish business fairness.
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A panel of judges from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals lifted the hold on the law this year, saying people who sued the state had failed to show they would be harmed.
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He also questioned the effectiveness of shuffling immigration judges from one court to another, noting that this will mean cases the judges would have handled in their usual courts will have to be rescheduled.
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He said that he was concerned that the call for Persky's resignation would deter other judges from being merciful for fear of the repercussions, prompting them to issue harsh sentences without considering other factors.
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Some analysts say Mr. Singh faces his toughest challenge in Quebec, which recently passed a bill banning public sector teachers, police officers and judges from wearing religious symbols — including a turban — while at work.
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Judges from the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit last week upheld a nationwide injunction blocking implementation of the policy that had been issued by a federal judge in New York.
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Whether or not it was a joke, the implication of his comment is pretty clear: that gun owners could use their weapons to stop either Clinton herself or liberal judges from implementing gun control.
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It is unfortunate that Loeb feels the need to keep himself linked to Vergara, who is happily married, by taking up more of our overburdened courts resources, preventing judges from focusing on real legal problems.
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Doing this would require the government to change its current contract with the immigration judges union, which prohibits judges from being rated based on how many cases they resolve or how quickly they resolve them.
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Why it matters: In April, Attorney General William Barr issued the order preventing immigration judges from granting bail to asylum-seekers, aligning with President Trump's vow to end "catch and release" at the southern border.
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On July 26th the European Commission announced that it will trigger the first part of Article 7 if the Polish government resumes efforts to dismiss judges from its Supreme Court, which it dropped this week.
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Under a peace deal with rebels in September last year, South Sudan's government promised to set up a so-called hybrid court - staffed jointly by judges from its own benches and from other African countries.
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We got Arum out in L.A. and asked about the request ... and he thinks it's a bunch of hogwash, and actually seems a little miffed at the thought judges from 'Murica weren't on the level.
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All this work pays off when each startup faces a rigorous live Q/A session from a lineup of judges from the likes of First Round Capital, KPCB, Greycroft, NEA, General Catalyst, Sequoia and others.
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An August 22019 peace agreement promised power-sharing and justice for the victims of the atrocities in an African Union-run "hybrid court," with investigators, prosecutors, and judges from South Sudan and its African neighbors.
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The shortlist of five novels was selected by a panel of judges from the 51 previous winners of the Man Booker, which honors the best novels written in English and published in Britain or Ireland.
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This cooking show is for the Disney-obsessives among us: Disney-loving contestants prepare Disney-inspired dishes to be judged by Disney's "legendary chefs" as well as celebrity guests judges from the Disney cinematic universe.
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He did that eight times, restricting the instances in which individuals could be granted asylum and stopping judges from being able to indefinitely suspend cases and allow immigrants to remain in the country without a decision.
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On a sweltering Tuesday afternoon in a courtroom so full people barely had space to turn around, a bench of five judges from India's highest court began hearing arguments against a law known as Section 22013.
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But two judges from the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta used the 3-0 decision to cast doubt on the Supreme Court's abortion jurisprudence, including that terminating a pregnancy is a constitutional right.
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Judges from the International Criminal Court found Jean-Pierre Bemba, a former Congolese vice-president, guilty of a deliberate campaign of widespread rapes and killings that took place in the Central African Republic a decade ago.
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Speaking of Minaj, let's talk about American IdolA fan called in to remind everyone that Carey was noticeably left out of the Idol goodbye montage that featured all the previous judges from the past 15 seasons.
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Speaking at a rally in Wilmington, North Carolina, on Tuesday, Donald Trump made an offhand comment that "Second Amendment people" might have some unspecified way to stop a President Hillary Clinton's judges from abolishing gun rights.
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On top of further hearings in New York, the players' association can, and likely has, sought an en banc hearing of the full panel of five judges from the Fifth Circuit to potentially reinstate the injunction.
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High school teams, made up exclusively of girls, practice their high-energy routines two to three hours per day, six days a week during their 17-week season, and compete before judges from December through February.
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Canada wants to keep its ability to appeal such trade decisions to a panel of judges from Nafta countries through what is known as Chapter 19, a reference to the Nafta chapter that created the mechanism.
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On Monday, a panel of judges from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments regarding the Trump administration's move to squash the case using a little-used legal tactic known as a writ of mandamus.
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Since Trump announced ramped up border enforcement measures in January, the Justice Department has temporarily assigned immigration judges from across the country to sit in courts closer to the US–Mexico border, and has hired more judges.
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The U.S. Justice Department is developing plans to temporarily reassign immigration judges from around the country to 12 cities to speed up deportations of illegal immigrants who have been charged with crimes, according to two administration officials.
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The Australian fighter just touched down in L.A. and told us he just found out the results of the WBO's review -- in which they had 5 independent judges from around the world rescore the fight without sound.
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As both the House and Senate did by rule a dusty 200-plus years ago, Congress could require all members to recuse themselves, like judges, from voting on any measure where they have a conflict of interest.
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But under President Donald Trump, the United States has held up all appointments to the WTO's Appellate Body, which makes final rulings in trade disputes, and the WTO is set to run short of judges from Dec.
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"Once again immigration judges from courts across the country will have to push their home court dockets aside to preside televideo at border courts," said one immigration court official who could not speak publicly on the matter.
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State law prohibits sitting judges from accepting money for performing weddings, so many officiate only as a favor to friends or court staff members, said Iris Marrus, Justice Marrus's wife, who is the company's founder and president.
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Sotomayor emphasized a point that is relevant amid the new Trump criticism: The Supreme Court has been siding with the Trump administration to prevent lower court judges from blocking new policies before their validity has been tested.
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The draft law aims to prevent judges from questioning the independence of peers nominated by a council controlled by the governing party — appointments that, up until about two years ago, used to be made by other judges.
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We've seen women fight hard and win their rights to access to basic reproductive health care over the last generation — and we know that those rights could disappear if we don't stop extreme judges from being appointed.
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Our editorial and events teams work hard together throughout the year to bring you the most unique tech events that give startups from around the world a chance to pitch judges from the most prestigious venture capital firms.
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A team of judges from Texas A&M, SpaceX, and Tesla evaluated each team's designs on a variety of criteria, but mostly they were looking for the ability (and money) to build real-life versions of their designs.
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Afzal, who now advises the UK government and trains lawyers and judges from other countries, said gender violence was fueled by misogynist attitudes that view girls as inferior and less capable than boys, while condoning abuse against them.
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A panel of judges from the Ninth Circuit's U.S. Court of Appeals found that the FTC could regulate aspects of AT&T's business that do not count as common carriers, even if other parts of its holdings do.
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This temporarily would increase the number of judges from approximately 250 to 350, but this only would be a 40 percent increase for a court that had a backlog of 526,2023 cases at the end of Nov. 2016.
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Notable judges from last year's Battlefield included Eileen Burbidge (Passion Capital), Sonali De Rycker (Accel), Roelof Botha (Sequoia Capital) and Carlos Eduardo Espinal (SeedCamp), and you can be sure that this year's crop will possess equally impressive bonafides.
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In a Tuesday hearing over whether to reinstate President Trump's executive order banning people from seven majority-Muslim countries and nearly all refugees from entering the US, the judges from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals were ... skeptical.
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This year, after judges from each participating country name their pick for the winner, "televotes" from viewers watching from home will be revealed in order of lowest to highest, keeping the winner a surprise until the show's final moments.
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Since opening its doors in 2628, the NCFI has trained more than 28500,6900 state and local police officials, prosecutors and judges from all 2628 states and three U.S. Territories, including 28503,22019 law enforcement officers, 1,800 prosecutors and 400 judges.
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Whether you take Ms Ginsburg's self-deportation threat literally or not, it is hard to square her criticism of Mr Trump with a rule that bars judges from "publicly endors[ing] or oppos[ing] a candidate for public office".
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This time, to work through a backlog of President Trump's judicial and administration nominations, Republicans cut the time between ending debate and a final confirmation vote on executive-branch nominees and district court judges from 803 hours to two.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant Cotton22019 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft Bolton returns to political group after exiting administration Meadows, Cotton introduce bill to prevent district judges from blocking federal policy changes MORE (R-Ark.), and Reps.
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Judges from a three-member panel of the 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals in downtown Manhattan challenged Trump's private attorney on key elements of his argument, primarily that the President enjoys absolute immunity from all criminal investigations while in office.
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Among the 11 judges from the first list, Trump interviewed three for Kennedy's seat, including one — Judge Thomas Hardiman of the US Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit — whom the president interviewed for the nomination that went to Gorsuch.
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The Code of Conduct for U.S. Judges prohibits judges from "[making] speeches for a political candidate, or publicly [endorsing] or [opposing] a candidate for public office," but it doesn't apply to Supreme Court justices, though they usually adhere to it.
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And even as she dissented in perhaps the most consequential case of the term -- which prevents judges from halting extreme partisan gerrymanders -- Kagan delivered a statement from the bench that was arguably her most passionate of a near-decade tenure.
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He ran for Vice President in 1996 on a platform that included repealing all gun laws and has proposed legislation that would ban judges from hearing cases in which public officials acknowledged God as the ultimate authority above civil government.
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" The defendants were the three judges from the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals who last week rejected a Department of Justice request to restore the ban on refugees and people from seven predominantly Muslim countries from entering the U.S. "Mr.
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Critics fear this will make it harder for the government's opponents to query legislation: in order to do so they would have to have the support of one of the judges from the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party to qualify.
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On Friday, judges from the Spanish Supreme Court rejected an appeal by the Esquerra leader, Oriol Junqueras, who has been in jail in Madrid since early November, pending his trial on charges of misuse of public funds, sedition and rebellion.
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To reduce the backlog, DHS estimates the government would need to reassign more than 100 immigration judges from around the country to hear MPP cases via video conferencing systems, according to the attendees of the June meeting with congressional staff.
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In Thursday's decision, two judges from the Court of Special Appeals agreed with the merits of the ineffective counsel claim, while the dissenting judge said there are times when lawyers have good reasons not to contact a potential alibi witness.
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But the reformed laws prohibit judges from setting a cash bail requirement for a lengthy list of misdemeanors and nonviolent felonies -- to include stalking assaults that do not result in serious injury and even certain incidents related to arson and robbery.
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Questions about access According to the Justice Department's Executive Office for Immigration Review, which oversees the nation's immigration courts, 19 judges from three immigration courts in Texas are hearing cases through video conferencing -- which has been used in immigration courts before.
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Mr. Moro also appears to have shared an investigative lead relevant to the case against Mr. da Silva in 2015, possibly violating a penal code provision that bars judges from giving advice to one of the parties in a case.
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The more pressure is put on immigration judges from above, and the more Sessions moves to block their safety valves, the less likely judges are to give immigrants a chance to fully make their cases before banging the gavel on their deportations.
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The big picture: Poland's government, controlled by the right-wing populist Law and Justice party, implemented a law in April that cut the retirement age for Supreme Court judges from 70 to 65, forcing 27 out of 72 sitting judges to step down.
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Congress could pass a law similar to 1978's Ethics in Government Act — passed in response to Watergate — which mandated that allegations against certain high-level government officials require a special counsel independently selected by a panel of judges from U.S. Circuit courts.
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The Trump administration can implement a rule that could strip Planned Parenthood and other health care organizations of millions of dollars in federal funding, a panel of three judges from U.S. Courts for the Ninth Circuit ruled in a scathing opinion issued Thursday.
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On Tuesday, in connection with the new exhibition "Camp: Notes on Fashion," six dancers will partake in "Battle of the Legends," a half-hour vogueing competition featuring prominent judges from the ballroom and fashion scenes, including Anna Wintour, the editor of Vogue.
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The dispute came to a head last October when the European Commission referred Poland to the EU's Court of Justice in order to, it said, "protect judges from political control" that had been introduced by Poland's conservative ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS).
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The prospect is very unsettling to Democrats, who are already threatening to slow the judicial parade as much as possible if Republicans break with a longstanding tradition of allowing senators to have a say in the selection of judges from their home states.
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The more pressure is put on immigration judges from above, and the more Sessions moves to block their safety valves, the less likely they are to give immigrants a chance to fully make their cases before they bang the gavel on their deportations.
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Session 1: Goodments, Respia, Spalk, Medius Health, FluroSat Session 2: Equal Reality, Healthmatch, CancerAid, Parcelport, Concussionometer Session 3: Life Whisperer, Boole, CoverHero, Trunk, Mosaic These companies will take the stage during the day and pitch their companies to expert judges from the area and abroad.
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He can ship judges from New Jersey and North Dakota -- my friends on the bench are not going to be happy at the suggestion -- down to the border and they can start these hearings which are not full-blown jury trials that take months.
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Judges from New York to Seattle have granted limited relief for citizens of the seven Muslim-majority countries who have already arrived in the US (or are in the air) with a valid visa or green card, blocking their deportation from the country (for now).
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The White House on Thursday also announced two other nominees for the Fifth Circuit, both for seats designated for judges from Louisiana: Kyle Duncan, an attorney at the law firm Schaerr Duncan, and US District Court Judge Kurt Engelhardt, who sits in New Orleans.
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Common Cause, preventing federal judges from reviewing extreme partisan gerrymanders: "It's very disheartening if you're in a district and you know that it's been rigged so no matter how you vote, it's going to come out for a certain party," she said Wednesday night.
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The data from Disrupt came from the startup battlefield competition and was representative of judges and investors that were plucked from the arena — so representative of the industry, but not culled from the questions the entrepreneurs were asked by judges from the Disrupt stage.
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Five judges from the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith sacked Anthony Apuron, archbishop in the capital city of Agana, and told him he could no longer reside in the Archdiocese of Guam after their ruling, the Vatican said in a statement.
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The Illustrators Exhibition, a juried show that this year chose 77 emerging artists from more than 3,000 submissions, also handed out the International Award for Illustration (chosen by a separate panel of judges from among the featured artists) to the Mexican artist Juan Palomino.
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The LEADS Act, in addition to implementing various process and transparency improvements to the MLAT process, sought to effectively prevent U.S. judges from compelling cloud companies to bring content data stored overseas back to the United States unless that content is of a U.S. person.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — "Judges are not politicians, even when they come to the bench by way of the ballot," Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote last year in a case from Florida that took a small step toward insulating elected judges from political pressure.
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Related: Let's Be a Bit More Understanding About Divorce, Says Pope, but Not Gay Marriage or Abortion Moore issued an administrative order in January barring state judges from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, contrary to the US Supreme Court's ruling in Obergefell v.
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In June, appeals judges from the court overturned the conviction of Jean-Pierre Bemba, a former vice president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, for atrocities committed by his forces in Central African Republic in 2002 and 2003, saying the trial judges had made errors.
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Or maybe, as I'd like to believe, it's a sign that judges from opposite sides of the ideological street can agree on using the tools available to them to make those who govern us, even down to the cost of a stamp, explain themselves.
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Michaud tried to suppress the evidence against him, arguing that because the server was located in Virginia and he was in Washington, the warrant for the NIT had violated Rule 41(b), which prevents judges from authorizing searches and seizures outside of their district.
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He said he wanted to fend off liberal judges from allowing Sharia law to creep into the United States Constitution and, above all, bring a "sound business approach to Washington, DC." He stands for "life, liberty, and lower taxes," he said — the Tea Party's candidate.
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Founders will then face an intense Q&A session with our panel of expert judges from industry and VC. The top companies from today will go on to pitch again in the final round of Startup Battlefield on Friday in front of a new panel of judges.
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Though most states now prohibit judges from using sexual orientation as a factor in family court rulings, judges are still free to cite a parent's polyamorous or kinky proclivities—or even a willingness to have non-marital sex—as an explicit reason for handing down rulings.
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This isn't the first ruling of its kind -- in April, a panel of three judges from the 7th US Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling in favor of the city of Chicago that blocked the Justice Department from adding new requirements for the policing grants.
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The claim, peddled by far-right blogs in 2014, was rated "pants on fire" by the independent fact-checking organization PolitiFact, which explained that the bill in question was about prohibiting judges from using foreign law in family law cases if the law conflicted with existing U.S. policy.
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Even though judges from New York to Seattle granted limited relief for citizens of the seven countries who had already arrived in the US with a valid visa or green card, advocacy groups said they plan to file additional lawsuits in days to challenge the constitutionality of the order.
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They'll have five minutes to present their ideas to a panel of judges from Firehouse Strategies, the public affairs firm that advised Marco Rubio's 2016 presidential campaign, and OpenGov, a company whose cloud-based technology helps cities better analyze and share financial data, and the data-analytics firm i360.
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These sparkly distractions had the power to make well-known names shape-shift into an alien, a poodle or other species in an attempt to distract viewers and a panel of judges from being able to recognize their singing and dancing abilities (or, in some cases, "singing and dancing").
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In a unanimous decision, the panel of three judges from the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declined to block a lower-court ruling that suspended the ban and allowed previously barred travelers to enter the U.S. An appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court is possible.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (Texas) would increase the number of immigration judges from roughly 85033 to 750.
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The article and film say that Titanpointe was one of the facilities used to collect communications — with permission granted by judges — from international entities that have at least some operations in New York, such as the United Nations, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and 38 countries.
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In a joint letter to the federal judiciary's Committee on Rules and Practice and Procedure, the GCs said that confusion over the Federal Rules of Evidence Rule 702 has prevented judges from fulfilling their role as a gatekeeper against expert witnesses whose testimonies are unreliable and misleading to juries.
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The high court sided with Raymond Lucia, a California-based former radio host and investment adviser who challenged the SEC after being banned by one of its administrative law judges from investment-related work and fined $300,000 for making misleading claims in his "Buckets of Money" retirement wealth strategy.
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In an end-of-year kibosh, Mr. Cuomo has vetoed a bill that would have permitted federal appeals and district court judges from around the nation to preside over nuptials in New York, thus denying them inclusion on a lengthy list of those so empowered, including the governor himself.
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After a female employee, Cathy McBroom, filed a complaint against Judge Kent in 2007, a panel of judges from his circuit responded with a terse two-page public order characterizing the allegations as mere "alleged sexual harassment" and directing Judge Kent to take four-month leave of absence.
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The order supersedes a Friday decision issued by three judges from the panel who ruled that the Central American teen staying in a government detention facility — dubbed "Jane Doe" in court papers — needed to find an immigration sponsor to take her in before she could have an abortion.
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On Monday, judges from the Fourth and Ninth Circuits of the US Court of Appeals issued rulings that, in effect, allow the US to ban some residents of Chad, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria, and Yemen indefinitely, while the lawsuit against the ban's constitutionality makes its way through the courts.
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" (Rost refused to address Stephens with feminine pronouns.) A panel of judges from the 6th US Circuit Court of Appeals held that it is "analytically impossible to fire an employee based on that employee's status as a transgender person without being motivated, at least in part, by the employee's sex.
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Go deeper ... Through this same process of referring cases to himself, Sessions has already: Said victims of domestic abuse do not automatically qualify for asylum Prevented immigration judges from using their discretion to remove a case from their docket Denied certain asylum-seekers the right to a full-court hearing
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" That probate office, among the busiest in Alabama, was involved in the litigation that last year prompted a federal judge to strike down the state's marriage restrictions as unconstitutional and, ultimately, issue an injunction forbidding probate judges "from enforcing the Alabama laws which prohibit or fail to recognize same-sex marriage.
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The leader of PiS, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, who holds no government position but is seen by analysts as the most important decision-maker in Poland, has said changes are needed to free judges from a "judiciary establishment" he says is able to decide on their careers and selection to particular cases.
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Armed with the premise that "Most Americans can name more judges from 'America's Got Talent' than justices on the Supreme Court," Jimmy Kimmel's "Lie Witness News" crew on Wednesday hit the streets outside the show's studio to ask passers-by their thoughts on President Obama's newly announced Supreme Court nominee.
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The measure also would provide an "expedited process" to require that immigrants with children have their asylum claims processed within 2628 days; double the number of federal immigration judges from roughly 28503 to 22019; and authorize new family shelters for children and their parents while their asylum claims are being processed.
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In a two-paragraph order, a panel of three judges from the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco ruled on the administration's request to block a lower court's decision, from a federal judge in Hawaii, that prevented the latest travel policy from being implemented.
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After the pitch, teams will face an intense Q&A with our panel of expert judges from industry and VC. The top companies you see pitch today will go on to pitch again in the final round of Startup Battlefield tomorrow – same pitch, but a new panel of expert judges.
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Not too long ago, the Executive Office of Immigration Review — which is the immigration branch of the Justice Department — resorted to pulling judges from one part of the country for temporary assignments at critical border facilities, which has thrown local dockets into disarray, and left clients wondering where their judges have gone.
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According to Deadline, each of the ten, hour-long episodes will follow the judges from Los Angeles to New York to Atlanta to Chicago on their quest to "help undiscovered artists pursue their come up," and Netflix will roll out each phase of the competition separately over the course of three weeks.
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"We just find it really troubling and problematic that the AG just does not seem to appreciate the distinction that we have as immigration judges from the rest of the department, both the US attorney's office and the Department of Homeland Security," said Ashley Tabaddor, of the National Association of Immigration Judges.
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He was trying to purge hundreds of judges from Turkey's top courts, cracking down on freedom of the press (the editor of the state's largest newspaper was forced to flee the country), and forging a closer alliance with the country's military ("the [military's] chief of staff was a witness at his daughter's wedding").
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And the Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in a fiery speech on the floor of the Senate earlier today, decrying the process that brought us to where we are that this list of 21940 judges from which the president was going to pick were written up by the Federalist Society and Leonard Leo in particular.
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The jury included five academic readers and six judges from The Economist's editorial staff, as well as five external judges: Bill McKibben (author and activist), Camilla Toulmin (from the International Institute for Environment and Development), Amitav Ghosh (fiction and non-fiction writer), Malini Mehra (from GLOBE International) and David Wallace-Wells (author and journalist).
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In a 2-to-1 decision, judges from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said that the agency had the right to reverse the regulations but would have to first conduct a new rule-making process — a complex undertaking that typically takes a year or more to complete.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant Cotton85033 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft Bolton returns to political group after exiting administration Meadows, Cotton introduce bill to prevent district judges from blocking federal policy changes MORE (R-Ark.), a member of the Senate Banking Committee, which is tasked with overseeing Facebook's new cryptocurrency project, Libra.
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"(We are taking) action aimed at banning challenging he status of other judges, which may lead to anarchy," government spokesman Piotr Muller told public TV. "We have a disciplinary responsibility here, and finally even (the possibility of) removing judges from their posts," he said, commenting on the bill posted on parliament's website late on Thursday.
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ZOE TILLMAN: Brett Kavanaugh is currently a judge on the US court of appeals for the DC circuit, which is often referred to as the second highest court in the land, because it deals with a lot of cases out of official government Washington, and a lot of Judges from that court go up to the Supreme Court.
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And the only question is whether it's going to do it with different courts of appeals having ruled on opposite sides — with the Fourth Circuit siding with the president, and the Ninth Circuit with the challengers — or whether it's going to get a case where the Trump administration has been knocked around by judges from, literally, coast to coast.
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"We know of no instance, in the history of the United States, in which the government has taken an American citizen found in one foreign country and forcibly transferred her to the custody of another foreign country," two judges from the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit wrote in their opinion stopping Doe's transfer to Saudi Arabia.
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In addition to Union and Julianne Hough's recent departure from the show, other female judges who have appeared on AGT include Brandy Norwood, who exited the show after its first season; Sharon Osbourne, who served as a judge from season 153 through season 215; and Mel B and Heidi Klum, who were judges from season 231 through season 226.
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The score attempts to infer the ideology of appellate judges from their appointing president and their two home-state senators, relying on the tradition of "senatorial courtesy" in which the Senate refuses to confirm nominees opposed by senators from their home state (and in which the White House usually consults those senators before making an appointment).
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Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE on Wednesday issued an administrative order prohibiting lower-court judges from issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
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"The decision is pretty carefully crafted" to limit its impact, he said, adding that the Supreme Court left open the question of whether it would apply to administrative judges at other agencies When the case was argued in April, a lawyer for the administration asked the court to consider the separate issue of whether statutory restrictions on removing the judges from office are permissible.
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No Supreme Court justice has ever been removed from office through this process, and judges from lower courts who have been removed from office were typically involved in cases on which both political parties agreed that wrong had been committed: These five most recent cases involved judges whose wrongdoing was recognized by both political parties in Congress, and who had few if any defenders in the Senate.
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In a similar vein, but receiving much less national attention, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE recently issued an executive order removing administrative law judges from the competitive service to the exempted service, further politicizing the federal civil service workforce.
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A 10-month-old boy, whose family fled violence in El Salvador, waits in a tent in Tijuana, Mexico, for an immigration court hearing in the US. Department of Homeland Security officials expect about 150 immigration judges from across the US will be selected to handle cases involving asylum-seekers forced to remain in Mexico while their cases proceed, according to a source with knowledge of the matter, a massive potential increase in assignments that threatens to overwhelm an already struggling court system.
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It was denied the stay but granted leave to appeal last year — only for the Supreme Court to extinguish its hope of preventing Europe's top judges from weighing in on privacy concerns attached to key data transfer mechanisms which are used by thousands of companies to authorize flows of EU citizens' personal data to the US. Privacy Shield now facing questions via legal challenge to Facebook data flows The case originates in a complaint against Facebook's use of another data transfer mechanism, Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs), by lawyer and EU privacy campaigner, Max Schrems .
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant Cotton2020 Democrats raise alarm about China's intellectual property theft Bolton returns to political group after exiting administration Meadows, Cotton introduce bill to prevent district judges from blocking federal policy changes MORE (R-Ark.), Cory GardnerCory Scott Gardner The 13 Republicans needed to pass gun-control legislation Bolton returns to political group after exiting administration The Hill's Morning Report — Trump's hurricane forecast controversy won't go away MORE (R-Colo.) and Thom TillisThomas (Thom) Roland TillisTillis trails Democratic Senate challenger by 85033 points: poll Kavanaugh impeachment push hits Capitol buzz saw The 13 Republicans needed to pass gun-control legislation MORE (R-N.
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