The justices&apos decision leaves in place a lower court ruling against Dassey.
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The justices' decision leaves in place a lower court ruling against Brendan Dassey.
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The rejection leaves in place a December appeals court decision that upheld the ban.
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The plan leaves in place tax breaks for mortgage interest, charitable contributions and retirement savings.
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That's why it's essential that Congress leaves in place the CFPB's rule against rip-off clauses.
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The bill leaves in place an overhaul of the Medicaid government health insurance program for the poor.
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U.S. SUPREME COURT LEAVES IN PLACE LOWER COURT RULING CASTING DOUBT ON HOUSTON'S GAY MARRIAGE SPOUSAL BENEFITS
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The measure also leaves in place popular regulatory protections like those for people with pre-existing conditions.
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It prioritizes national security and border security, and leaves in place an overwhelmingly generous (and expensive) welfare system.
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That leaves in place a federal appeals court ruling that struck down parts of the law, enacted in 29.
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It leaves in place the limits on tax deductions that can be taken by top executives at insurance companies.
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But it leaves in place tariffs on the bulk of Chinese imports — more than $360 billion worth of goods.
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But it also leaves in place hundreds of millions of dollars in tariffs that anger American importers, consumers and farmers.
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They should not let this issue devolve into another health care fight that leaves in place the unworkable status quo.
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The deal leaves in place American tariffs on $250 billion in Chinese goods and the retaliatory measures enacted by Beijing.
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The executive order leaves in place a structure for continuing federal interagency coordination and collaboration with states, stakeholders and communities.
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He argued PASPA leaves in place a state ban on sports betting that New Jersey no longer wants on its books.
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Community Bank of Raymore leaves in place a lower court ruling that affirmed that the bank did not discriminate against the women.
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It leaves in place rules for standard pear-shaped bulbs, while removing such requirements for recessed lighting, chandeliers and other shapes of bulbs.ADVERTISEMENT
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It leaves in place rules for standard pear-shaped bulbs, while removing such requirements for recessed lighting, chandeliers and other shapes of bulbs.
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But that is still a long way from peace, and it leaves in place those most responsible for war crimes, like Mr. Assad.
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The decision leaves in place a ruling from the Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit, which last year upheld the 2008 rule.
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He argued PASPA leaves in place a state ban on sports betting that New Jersey no longer wants on its books. http://bit.
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The decision leaves in place a ruling from the Court of Appeals for the 28503nd Circuit, which last year upheld the 22019 rule.
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The decision leaves in place a ruling from the Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit, which last year upheld the 2023 rule.
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Wheeler's proposal also leaves in place rules barring mergers among any of the top four national television broadcast networks — ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox.
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Wheeler's proposal also leaves in place rules barring mergers among any of the top four national television broadcast networks: ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox.
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What's next: A vote on a bill that repeals the Affordable Care Act's subsidies, taxes and Medicaid expansion but leaves in place its regulations.
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That still leaves in place one big nuclear treaty between America and Russia: New START, signed by Presidents Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev in 2010.
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The court's decision not to hear the case leaves in place a March decision from the U.S. Court of International Trade which allowed for Trump's tariffs.
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An interim solution could be a local accommodation that reduces the violence and leaves in place some sort of Sunni entity governed by a rebel coalition.
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But it also boosts spending on subsidies, and it leaves in place the pre-existing-condition rules that drive up the cost of insurance for everyone.
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Lambda Legal criticized the high court's move, saying it leaves in place a split among lower circuit court decisions that will cause confusion across the country.
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The lawsuits did not result in findings of wrongdoing, and the settlement leaves in place, with minor changes, existing NYPD rules and procedures called the Handschu guidelines.
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The deal also leaves in place tariffs on almost two-thirds of American imports from China, and more than half of Chinese imports from the United States.
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Simply repealing the ACA as many conservative groups are proposing gets rid of its Medicaid expansion but leaves in place the expensive, open-ended federal Medicaid commitment.
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Most of all, by stripping an image of its extraneous ambiguities, Ms. Ess's studied blurriness leaves in place only such facts as she can transmit with certainty.
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Senators have also been concerned because without a replacement, the amendment leaves in place most of Obamacare's insurance regulations which could cause further confusion in the insurance market.
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The court's refusal to hear the case leaves in place a December 2015 ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit throwing out the damages award.
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The final March 17 cable seen by Reuters leaves in place an instruction that consular chiefs in each diplomatic mission convene working groups of law enforcement and intelligence officials.
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The House bill leaves in place protections for people with pre-existing conditions including mental illness, and it keeps in place the essential health benefits requirements for individual plans.
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CARRIED INTEREST: Leaves in place "carried interest" loophole for private equity fund managers and some hedge fund managers, despite pledges by Republicans including President Donald Trump to close it.
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In a victory for the president, the deal leaves in place record tariffs on Chinese goods and forces China to purchase $2200 billion worth of American goods within two years.
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In a victory for the president, the deal leaves in place record tariffs on Chinese goods and forces China to purchase $2200 billion worth of American goods within two years.
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The phase one agreement also leaves in place U.S. tariffs on $360 billion on imports from China, and Chinese tariffs on more than half of U.S.-exported goods to China.
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The Justices now have complete discretion on whether they want to rule narrowly on the Louisiana case in a way that leaves in place the standards set by Roe vs.
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"Our failure to correct the error made by the courts below leaves in place a judgment that accepts the word of one party over the word of another," Sotomayor wrote.
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Because of budget rules (and some politics) the 2015 bill this would be modeled after leaves in place large portions of the ACA (most notably, some regulations so loathed by conservatives).
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All three men are members of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, which opposes the bill some have called "ObamaCare lite" because it leaves in place several of ObamaCare's provisions and insurance mandates.
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But net neutrality supporters celebrated the win on Monday, noting that it leaves in place a high court ruling that the FCC has the authority to regulate broadband like a public utility.
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The ruling leaves in place an Obama-era policy, announced in 2016, that allows transgender troops to serve openly and receive the required medical care for their gender transition through the military.
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The regulation, finalized by the Department of Energy in September, leaves in place rules for standard pear-shaped bulbs, while removing such requirements for recessed lighting, chandeliers and other shapes of bulbs.
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The court's order leaves in place lower court rulings that blocked Trump's proclamation in November automatically denying asylum to people who enter the country from Mexico without going through official border crossings.
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Declining to overturn the decision does not undo the FCC's net neutrality repeal, but it leaves in place a legal precedent that could benefit net neutrality advocates if the rules are ever reintroduced.
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The company said it would seek to appeal the decision, which leaves in place prohibitions included in a funding bill passed by Congress and an order from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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"Some young girls resort to using weeds and leaves in place of sanitary pads, compromising their health," Obert Masaraure, president of the Amalgamated Rural Teachers' Union of Zimbabwe, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The bill leaves in place restrictions on transferring Guantanamo Bay detainees to the United States, ensuring that Obama will not be able to fulfill his goal of closing it before he leaves office.
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The regulation, finalized by the Department of Energy (DOE) in September, leaves in place rules for standard pear-shaped bulbs, while removing such requirements for recessed lighting, chandeliers and other shapes of bulbs.
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If the court leaves in place the lower-court ruling upholding the Texas law, the number of abortion clinics in the state would drop from the current 19 to nine, abortion providers said.
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The legislation leaves in place (by and large) regulatory purview of previously dark markets (called over-the-counter, or OTC markets) that were at the real root of problematic trading leading up to 2008.
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The bill leaves Medicare unchanged (indeed, it keeps in place Obama-era reforms that Republicans opportunistically denounced) and it leaves in place the employer-based framework that serves the majority of middle-class Americans.
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The new version of Graham-Cassidy also leaves in place other provisions that have concerned reproductive health advocates, including abortion restrictions tied to the block grants and a provision to strip funding from Planned Parenthood.
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That leaves the GOP caught between ideological stalwarts who are alarmed by how much of the Obamacare framework the plan leaves in place and nervous pragmatists who are worried about how much suffering it inflicts.
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But two years after Obama tried to institute the reforms, the Supreme Court split 21992-254 on the case, a tie that leaves in place a lower court ruling that blocks the White House's administrative action.
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But two years after Obama tried to institute the reforms, the Supreme Court split 4-4 on the case, a tie that leaves in place a lower court ruling that blocks the White House's administrative action.
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Going forward, the Trump administration will have to work diligently to rollback what Obama leaves in place and at the same time be mindful of the establishment Republicans and their efforts to maintain the status quo.
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The directive leaves in place a key prohibition: VA providers are still not permitted to refer veterans to state-approved medical marijuana programs, since the drug is illegal under federal law, with no accepted medical use.
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Her decision leaves in place a moderate Republican who is a swing vote; she has stood against President Trump's agenda more than any other Republican senator and is likely to maintain a role as his foil.
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This essentially leaves in place the current voluntary restructuring agreement between creditors and PREPA (Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority) * Certifying a restructuring of debt requires approval by five out of seven members of the oversight board.
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That's because, despite the dramatic Medicaid cuts, the bill leaves in place much of the individual insurance market structure the Affordable Care Act created, complete with regulations on what plans can be sold and income-based subsidies.
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By failing to repeal ObamaCare and its out-of-control price increases, the Republican-controlled Congress leaves in place a hidden tax – a mandatory payment we must make under penalty of law — that affects all of us.
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The tied vote leaves in place a lower court ruling blocking an initiative allowing undocumented immigrants who are parents of U.S. citizens or lawful residents to remain in the U.S. for three years and apply for work permits.
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The United Steelworkers, the largest industrial union in North America representing refinery workers, said the decision leaves in place a costly regulation that puts at risk thousands of blue collar jobs of the type Trump has promised to preserve.
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The decision on Tuesday by the high court leaves in place a circuit court split over what debt collectors must tell borrowers when trying to collect debt after a statute of limitations on filing suit over it has passed.
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The big winner could be the stock market overall as a hamstrung government leaves in place much of what President Donald Trump has accomplished, but also keeps in check on some of his more extreme actions like trade battles.
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To their disappointment, the Supreme Court's split ruling leaves in place a 2015 lower-court ruling invalidating the plan that Obama tried to put into effect by executive order, known as Deferred Action for Parents of Americans, or DAPA.
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Instead, unlike the House bill – which at least offers states the ability to ask for a waiver of these provisions – the Senate bill leaves in place so-called "Community Rating," the single biggest driver of health insurance premium increases.
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The court's decision not to hear the case leaves in place a June 153 ruling by the New York-based 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that found Apple liable for engaging in a conspiracy that violated federal antitrust laws.
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The tied vote leaves in place a lower court ruling that blocks a program allowing undocumented immigrants who are parents of U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents to remain in the United States for three years and apply for work permits.
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"The court of appeals seriously departed from sound antitrust principles, and its decision leaves in place restraints that thwart price competition in an important sector of the economy and inflate the retail prices paid by all consumers," the department's brief said.
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Seth Meyers on Thursday jabbed President Trump for suggesting that he had "essentially repealed Obamacare" with the passage of the G.O.P. tax bill, which ends the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate but leaves in place many other portions of the law.
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Democrats hate it because the bill, dubbed the American Healthcare Act (ACHA), rolls back most of their most significant legislative achievement in a generation, and conservatives can't tolerate the parts of the Affordable Care Act that it leaves in place.
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On June 29th, Mr Trump agreed a truce with Xi Jinping, China's president, that temporarily suspends his threatened imposition of duties of up to 25% on $325bn-worth of Chinese imports, but leaves in place all previous tariffs imposed during the trade war.
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The high court's decision not to hear the appeal by Unite Here Local 54 leaves in place a January decision by the Philadelphia-based 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that cleared the way for the casino to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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The high court's refusal to hear the case leaves in place an August 2015 ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upholding a 2011 award in Chevron's favor from The Hague's Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Netherlands.
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The court decision to stay out of the dispute is a loss for the churches and leaves in place a decision by the New Jersey Supreme Court that held the denial of state funds to religious establishments did not violate the church's free exercise rights.
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The court's decision not to hear the case leaves in place a September 2015 ruling by the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that the litigation could move forward as a class action representing advertisers who used the service between 2004 and 2008.
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That leaves in place the ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, which struck down the laws against homeless camping last year, saying the Constitution does not allow cities to prosecute people for sleeping outdoors if there is no shelter available.
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"The ruling is vital because it leaves in place the few rules that protect against a handful of media companies controlling free, local over-the-air radio and TV broadcasting, which is still the place where large numbers of Americans get their local news and information," Sohn said.
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At a time when Amazon announced a nationwide minimum wage increase that could put pressure on other retailers, the administration was trumpeting a trade pact with Mexico and Canada that will steer auto production to higher wage locales, and leaves in place new tariffs on steel, a key industrial input.
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Most importantly, it leaves in place the Biggert-Waters mandate for the NFIP to adjust flood insurance rates to actuarially sound levels, thus opening the way for the benefits of Risk Rating 2.0 to be realized— a move that is critical to ending the deadly and perverse outcomes flowing from the current NFIP rating paradigm.
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But eliminating half of them still leaves in place the duty to file 8-Ks, which announce potentially market-moving corporate news immediately to investors, or the obligation to comply with Regulation FD, which limits the freedom that managers have to talk to particular investors without sharing that information with the market as a whole.
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While HHS maintains that the new regulation leaves in place birth control coverage guidelines where no religious or moral object exists, meaning over 20173% of the 165 million women in the United States will not be impacted, they note that 120,000 women across 200 employers who had previously filed lawsuits objecting to the Obama-era policy would be affected.
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The administration gets both reforms to the Appellate Body and a guarantee that countries large or rich enough to be in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development or the Group of 20 cannot claim special privileges as developing countries, while the rest of the world gets a binding dispute system that leaves in place special privileges for countries that need it.
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The justices are apparently evenly split again in Zubik v Burwell, the birth control case they heard last week, but are loth to issue a ruling that sets no precedent and leaves in place a legal hodgepodge whereby women working at religious non-profits in most of the country enjoy cost-free birth control under Obamacare while their counterparts in seven southern and midwestern states do not.
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Photograph by Kyoko Hamada for The New Yorker On a recent evening, there were oily, pleasingly gummy Cantabrian anchovies, laid atop half a disk of vanilla compound butter, a weirdly winning briny-sweet combination; raw-scallop tacos, made with fragrant shiso leaves in place of tortillas; and a tangle of warm squid tentacles and Romano beans, tossed with cubed potato in salsa verde and pine nuts.
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I respect the jury's verdict. But I have > concluded that the prison sentence given to Mr. Libby is excessive. > Therefore, I am commuting the portion of Mr. Libby's sentence that required > him to spend thirty months in prison. My decision to commute his prison > sentence leaves in place a harsh punishment for Mr. Libby.
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The whiskey smash (also called bourbon smash) is a citrus smash with bourbon whiskey, muddled lemon wedges, simple syrup, and (optionally) muddled mint leaves. In 1887, it appeared in Jerry Thomas' "Bar-Tenders Guide." The whiskey smash can also be made with gin, vodka, or rum. The bourbon smash can also be made with maple syrup and fresh sage leaves in place of the simple syrup and mint respectively.
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On January 19, 2016 the Supreme Court agreed to review the case. The Court took the unusual step of asking for briefing on the new constitutional question of whether DAPA violates the Take Care Clause. On June 23, 2016, the Supreme Court announced it had deadlocked 4–4 in a decision that read, in its entirety, “The judgement is affirmed by an equally divided court.” The ruling set no precedent and simply leaves in place the lower court's preliminary injunction blocking the program.
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But I have > concluded that the prison sentence given to Mr. Libby is excessive. > Therefore, I am commuting the portion of Mr. Libby's sentence that required > him to spend thirty months in prison. My decision to commute his prison > sentence leaves in place a harsh punishment for Mr. Libby. When Keith Olbermann interviewed former Ambassador Joseph C. Wilson, the husband of Valerie Plame, on the MSNBC television program Countdown with Keith Olbermann on the night of July 2, 2007, Joe Wilson expressed his and others' outrage: > There is nothing this administration does that shocks me anymore—it is > corrupt from top to bottom.
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On December 20, 2017, President Donald J. Trump commuted the prison sentence of Sholom Rubashkin. The White House wrote the commutation was "encouraged by bipartisan leaders from across the political spectrum, from Orrin Hatch to Nancy Pelosi", and was "based on expressions of support from Members of Congress and a broad cross- section of the legal community", although the action "is not a Presidential pardon. It does not vacate Mr. Rubashkin's conviction, and it leaves in place a term of supervised release and a substantial restitution obligation, which were also part of Mr. Rubashkin's sentence." Therefore Rubashkin was released 19 years earlier than planned.
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When asked why she did not resign from her position during the time she said improper pressure was being applied, Wilson-Raybould said: "I was, in my opinion, doing my job as the attorney general. I was protecting a fundamental constitutional principle of prosecutorial independence and the independence of our judiciary. That's the job of the attorney general." Wilson-Raybould also reiterated that Order in Council leaves in place various constraints that prevent her from speaking freely about matters that occurred after she left the post of Attorney General, communications while she was Minister of Veterans Affairs, her resignation from that post, and her presentation to Cabinet after her resignation.
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