Stealth overruling would effectively produce the same result as an explicit overruling of Roe — with less political backlash.
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By a wide margin, poll respondents oppose overruling Roe v.
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" Kagan said the court takes overruling prior precedent "super seriously.
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So why is it that overruling is the appropriate course here?
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Some justices have called for the overruling of Roe v. Wade.
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In 2014, the court stopped just short of overruling the decision.
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The Supreme Court of PA made the decision, overruling Judge Genece Brinkley.
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Salman is treading through tricky territory, boldly overruling the clerics accustomed to
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They worried most that the court might gut Roe without overruling it.
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It is hard to see what Congress hopes to achieve by overruling them.
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AFSCME, Council 31, overruling a 1977 case that allowed the fees, Abood v.
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Overruling the CAS risks giving further credence to Russian suspicions of unfair treatment.
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Texas, striking down a Texas anti-sodomy law and overruling Bowers v. Hardwick.
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The sources said that the number of decisions overruling the rejections was unprecedented.
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The tweet was initially taken as overruling the Treasury's announcement the day before.
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Natural Resources Defense Council — which prevents courts from overruling certain federal agency regulations.
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At the argument, Justice Sotomayor suggested that the court should consider overruling that decision.
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"Trump liked the idea of overruling Sessions," said one person familiar with the matter.
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Mr. Trump has vowed, for instance, to appoint justices committed to overruling Roe v.
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A ruling against overruling the first verdict would be a great relief for him.
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The list from the Congressional Research Service includes "only those cases in which the Court has explicitly stated that it is overruling a prior case, or issues a decision that is the functional equivalent of an express overruling," according to the compilation.
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Pundits who dismissed his chances were overruling what the surveys were trying to tell them.
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For her part, Sotomayor allowed that Roberts took an "important step of finally overruling" Korematsu.
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The dissent analyzed the stare decisis factors and found that few supported overruling the decision.
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Of course, an overruling of this kind would send political shock waves through the country.
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IMF spokesman Gerry Rice dismissed that interpretation: "The suggestion of 'overruling' is nonsense," he said.
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That vote effectively changed the Senate's rules by overruling the chair to set a new precedent.
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" Flowers' lawyer, Sherry Lynn Johnson, called the majority decision overruling the conviction "a victory for everyone.
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Not only would overruling Abood be substantively bad, but the process that led to it highly
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Justice Alito wrote that Mr. Gamble had failed to make the case for overruling those precedents.
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There are many ways to eliminate the constitutional right to an abortion without explicitly overruling Roe.
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She said overruling Abood would invalidate thousands of municipal contracts that cover millions of government workers.
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But the assumption that overruling Roe would send the issue back to the states is clearly false.
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The Robinson majority never said whether it was overruling Black—astonishingly, it never even mentioned the case.
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They appear to involve overruling his whole national security team's assessment of ZTE's role in the world.
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Instead, they should be regarded as merely provisional, lacking precedential force and subject to overruling without constraint.
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In May, overruling the protesters, the C.N.E. approved Maduro's request to hold elections for a constituent assembly.
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Other Republicans argue that overruling the parliamentarian is tantamount to gutting the rules that make reconciliation special.
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" Asked if Congress has a role in potentially overruling the proposal, Bucshon said, "I don't know yet.
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Delegitimizing Roe suddenly seemed an important step toward the movement's new goal of overruling the 1973 decision.
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Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, argued against it, delaying — but not overruling — the decision.
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"Justice Breyer's dissent provides a road map for denaturing Heller without actually overruling it," Justice Alito said.
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For decades, the anti-choice agenda has been to bring about the eventual overruling of Roe v.
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The FDA approved Zohydro, a high-dose narcotic, after overruling a committee concerned about its potential for abuse.
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House leadership intended to take it up and pass it with the Democrats overruling most of the Republicans.
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But you'd think one of them might have said, "The wine's on me," before overruling your $100 limit.
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In an earlier encounter with Mr. Hyatt's case, the court in 2016 came close to overruling that decision.
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Four days after he pleaded guilty, the Hall of Fame denied him induction, overruling his election to it.
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" That is because overruling a decision would then "require an extensive legislative response" or "dislodge settled rights and expectation.
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He won't set up the Republican Party for failure in 2020 by allowing an outright overruling of Roe v.
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Casey provided substantially less protection for reproductive freedom than Roe but was still greatly preferable to overruling it altogether.
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It is true that Roberts has often tried to slowly dismantle precedents he dislikes rather than overruling them immediately.
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Mr. Bush trusted the military leadership in Iraq for years before finally overruling what he considered their losing strategy.
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Voters rejected the deal in a national referendum, but then Colombian lawmakers approved it anyway, essentially overruling the electorate.
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For instance, Clinton has claimed she would only nominate Supreme Court justices who are in favor of overruling Citizens United.
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In Janus, Justice Samuel Alito completed a multiyear campaign by unceremoniously overruling the Supreme Court's 1977 decision in Abood v.
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IPAB's decrees will automatically become law unless Congress takes the immensely difficult move of overruling a decision through supermajority vote.
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Overruling the Pentagon, Truman employed the military in a racial-desegregation social experiment in hopes of improving the American one.
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And could you live with her rejecting you for overruling her preference (and badmouthing you to your pals in common)?
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On March 12, Trump personally intervened (reportedly at Bannon and Kushner's prompting), overruling McMaster and keeping Cohen-Watnick in place.
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Despite all of that, Trump is overruling, well, basically everyone—apparently in response to a plea from Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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Still, overruling Citizens United specifically might be more feasible if a liberal fills the seat of the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Some random doctor that does not know me made a life-threatening decision for me, overruling my oncologist of eight years!
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The Trump administration has sanctioned Venezuelan human-rights violators, overruling Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Tom Shannon, an Obama holdover.
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But it went further than repealing the Charlotte law by overruling LGBT antidiscrimination measures passed by local governments around the state.
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What the president did on Monday is "even more unprecedented," particularly given the fact that the White House was overruling agencies.
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However, both Hultqvist and Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom have said the Swedish constitution prevents them overruling the municipalities on the issue.
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So you might have thought that the Supreme Court would have discussed or at least cited Casey before overruling major precedents.
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"There's nothing pro-military about overruling our military justice system to prevent it from delivering accountability for war crimes," Buttigieg tweeted.
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Several state legislatures have enacted laws that seem calculated to try to force the Supreme Court to consider overruling Roe v.
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"If a newly constituted Roberts Court doesn't openly overrule Roe, it could accomplish much the same through a stealth overruling — by allowing hostile and restrictive regulation of abortion without announcing that the Court was overruling prior precedent," Reva Siegel, a Yale University law professor who wrote on this issue for the New York Times, told me.
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"Overruling Korematsu the way the court did in this case reduces the overruling to symbolism that is so bare that it is deeply troubling, given the parts of the reasoning behind Korematsu that live on in today's decision: a willingness to paint with a broad brush by nationality, race or religion by claiming national security grounds," he said.
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The Supreme Court sided against Lexmark on that claim as well, overruling the lower court's decision which backed Lexmark on both issues.
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Later I also learned it was President Richard Nixon who put marijuana on Schedule I, overruling the advice of his own advisers.
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Gilbert Hyatt, presents the possibility of overruling an earlier case that permitted states to be sued in the courts of other states.
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But the standard for overruling someone's judgment is, rightly, high: The person would have to be a threat to herself or others.
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But overruling the prior precedent would have ended the case and we would have gotten no guidance whatsoever on the second issue.
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In 2016, FDA leaders cleared the company's first muscular dystrophy drug, overruling agency reviewers who said there was little evidence it worked.
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The states aren't merely overruling local laws; they've walled off whole new realms where local governments aren't allowed to govern at all.
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Immediately, the Republican legislature passed H.B.2, overruling Charlotte's ordinance, and saying the bathroom you use depends on what your birth certificate says.
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Other justices raised concerns that overruling the precedents could hamper subsequent federal civil rights prosecutions after acquittals or lenient sentences in state courts.
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A decision overruling the precedent would conclude a decades-long political and legal campaign by conservative groups aimed at weakening public-sector unions.
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Political motives -- cynically justified in the name of economics and efficiency -- are overruling science, with wildlife experts excluded from the decision-making process.
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Instead of either overruling or rubber-stamping decisions, the European Court of Human Rights refrains from overriding decisions within a margin of appreciation.
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Prosecutors earlier declined to bring charges but a civilian judiciary panel twice voted to indict the executives, overruling the prosecutors the second time.
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"Gosh," she said in 2010, a few days after the court issued its decision in Citizens United, overruling one of her major opinions.
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They say they are terrified that this will lead to the overruling or narrowing of the right to privacy discerned in Griswold v.
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Who needs to be legally considered a person if you can manipulate your owner into overruling his wife and letting you walk outside?
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Meek Mill was released from prison Tuesday after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered the rapper be granted "unsecured bail," overruling a lower court's decision.
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Philip Hammond, then Britain's foreign secretary, supported his claim, arguing that overruling it might set a precedent that could later hurt British diplomats overseas.
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Pincus, Delaware trial judges have authorized the production to shareholders' lawyers of discovery materials from special litigation committees, overruling claims of work product privilege.
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In his rebuttal, Lew argued that the judge was overruling the nation's top financial regulators and charging them with requirements never intended by Congress.
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In overruling his generals and civilian advisers, Mr. Trump fulfilled his frequently expressed desire to bring home American forces from a messy foreign entanglement.
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What the state got instead was weak growth and a fiscal crisis, finally pushing even Republicans to vote for tax hikes, overruling Brownback's veto.
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Sometimes I have a hard time accepting that about Louisiana, becoming frustrated with what I see as intolerance or ignorance overruling people's better judgment.
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The friction led to the three regularly meeting to plot Shulkin's firing, the Post reports, while also overruling the Cabinet secretary on policy decisions.
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But such a move from the Trump administration would be politically tricky, as it would mean overruling a Republican governor to enforce ObamaCare's rules.
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Trump had previously made controversial pardons, particularly within the military, overruling top officials to pardon US service members accused or convicted of war crimes.
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Barr went on network TV Thursday night, amid a wave of criticism over the Justice Department overruling prosecutors' sentencing recommendation for Trump crony Roger Stone.
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If Trump chooses to veto the resolution, Congress would need two-thirds of its members to vote in favor of overruling him, an unlikely prospect.
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Clinton or box her in because she might have difficulty overruling him; or that he would become a political target of Republicans once again. Mrs.
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Current president Sergio Mattarella's drastic steps have sparked a debate over whether he is overruling the will of the people, or acting within constitutional bounds.
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WASHINGTON — Overruling a 40-year-old precedent, the Supreme Court said on Monday that states may not be sued in the courts of other states.
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"Just throw some gratuitous criticisms into a couple of opinions and a few years later point to them as 'special justifications' " for overruling a precedent.
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"In the case of U.S. torture, who bears responsibility has been well-documented," said Ms. Gallagher, who attended the overruling at The Hague on Thursday.
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The group would support increasing ObamaCare subsidies and overruling Trump's administrative actions on the health law, but those steps are unlikely to win Republican support.
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One of his early decisions was to ban DDT, overruling an Interior Department official who had concluded the insecticide did not pose a health threat.
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The unions' main foe on the Supreme Court is Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., who has been laying the groundwork for overruling the Abood decision.
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President Trump issued new guidelines to rescind anti-discrimination protections for transgender students, overruling his education secretary, who had pushed to keep them in place.
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Doesn't overruling that written code with arbitrary decisions made for secret reasons reveal that in practice it is an irrelevance with no actual weight or importance?
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That plan though has faced significant pushback from environmental and historical preservation activists, who don't want the federal government overruling local government decisions on wireless rollouts.
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Chris Sununu (R) said on Wednesday that a driver in his state can keep her "PB4WEGO" vanity license plate, overruling the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
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This comes one day after President Trump abruptly ordered the withdrawal of 2,000 American troops from Syria, overruling many of his top generals and military advisers.
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It is not clear what steps, if any, Mr. Kline might have taken to resolve the security concerns raised by the career employees before overruling them.
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"Recent departures and appointments, coupled with an increasing skepticism of established precedents, suggests the Supreme Court is more amenable than ever to overruling Roe," she said.
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On Monday, in a case overruling a precedent in a different area of the law, Justice Stephen G. Breyer's dissent chastised the majority for acting rashly.
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The Supreme Court in June struck down such fees for public-sector employees, achieving a longstanding goal of conservative groups and overruling a four-decade precedent.
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The court, though, stopped short of overruling its 2012 decision since it has yet to hear the curative petitions and constitutional challenge filed by L.G.B.T. Indians.
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It would require transgender people to use bathrooms in government buildings and public schools and universities based on their "biological sex," overruling any contrary local rules.
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A constitutional court in Karlsruhe ruled on November 6 that he has that right, overruling the German federal court which threw out his case in 2012.
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A group of more than 1,000 former Justice Department employees called on Barr to resign because of his overruling of the original sentencing proposal for Stone.
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The apparent reversal comes after US President Donald Trump announced he was overruling a decision by his Treasury to impose new sanctions aimed at North Korea.
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After spending five months in prison, he was released Tuesday after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered the rapper be granted "unsecured bail," overruling a lower court's decision.
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She's offering her life's savings, so overruling his partner's objections, he ferries her to an inhospitable rock with a single moon in a nine-planet solar system.
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The general thrust of their argument is that the law formalizes discrimination on a state-wide level by preemptively overruling laws that protect certain groups from persecution.
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The court upheld that breakdown in the 70s, but now appears to be on the verge of overruling its earlier decision and striking down agency fees altogether.
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In 2013, he decided not to implement his "red line" threat to use force if Syria used chemical weapons again, overruling his secretaries of state and defense.
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Stepanova entry to the Rio Games, overruling track and field officials who had voted to include her as a neutral competitor rather than one representing Russia. Mrs.
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Environmental activists have accused national regulators of hewing too closely to Monsanto's wishes, while the industry has been exasperated that European politicians are overruling their science agencies.
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And respect for precedent is one of the few things, if not the only thing, that stands between the conservative Roberts court and overruling Roe v. Wade.
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It seems plausible that Republican elites would rather have Roe on the books to rally the rank and file than pay the political price of overruling it.
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But Justice Alito's approach in the case on public unions, coupled with his failure to cite Casey, suggested a road map to an eventual decision overruling Roe.
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"To change course now and call into question much of the structure of the federal government would be an overruling without precedent in the history of precedent."
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He refused to ban the pesticide chlorpyrifos, overruling the scientists working under him and ignoring objective evidence of significant hazards, and he delayed new rules for methane.
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And before it swept away the gay sex law in September, it was the Supreme Court that upheld the provision, overruling a lower court, back in 2013.
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The task force also went after Michigan's emergency manager law, which allowed cities like Flint to have key decisions made by an outsider, overruling the locally elected officials.
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As long as there is one group of humans that is overruling another one, there's going to be abuse, [and] why would we be thought of as equals?
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Critics allege he made that move, overruling his staff's recommendation, shortly after he met with lobbyists for MGM Resorts International, which owns a new casino in the region.
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A federal appeals court on Thursday adopted a less deferential standard of review when considering appeals of benefits denials under employee benefit plans, overruling one of its precedents.
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He said Mr. Gamble had failed to make a compelling case based on those documents for overruling the court's longstanding interpretation of the Fifth Amendment's double jeopardy clause.
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" And he accused the majority of taking the "dangerous" path of overruling a decision "only because five members of a later court come to agree with earlier dissenters.
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February 11: Trump tweets that Roger Stone should get a lighter sentence and shortly thereafter, the DOJ makes a similar recommendation -- overruling its prosecutors, who quit the case.
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Prosecutors cited insufficient evidence when declining to bring charges, but a civilian judiciary panel twice voted to indict the executives, overruling the determination not to go to trial.
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Congress would use the information to gauge whether to invoke its overruling power on an executive branch regulation under the Congressional Review Act, a spokesperson for Hatch said.
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Prosecutors cited insufficient evidence when declining to bring charges, but a civilian judiciary panel twice voted to indict the executives, overruling the determination not to go to trial.
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The filing comes a week after U.S. congressional investigators criticized senior officials at the Department of Justice for overruling internal recommendations to criminally prosecute HSBC for money-laundering violations.
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In overruling the judgment of the military court, in effect, reducing the sentence from 35 to 7 years, it is important to note what the President did not say.
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But if you introduce any sort of doubt — replay review, other officials overruling the call, a chance for the referee to say "my bad" and undo the decision, etc.
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But that would be akin to overruling the will of 17.4 million Britons who voted to leave, an extreme step in a country that prides itself on democratic values.
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Nor would the court have likely decided Wednesday, overruling a 40-year-old precedent, that the First Amendment prevents government workers from being required to pay for collective bargaining.
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Despite promoting him, Mr. Netanyahu often stymied and humiliated Mr. Liberman, ignoring or overruling his more bombastic policy positions, from the death penalty for convicted terrorists to toppling Hamas.
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President Trump cleared three members of the armed services on Friday who have been accused or convicted of war crimes, overruling military leaders who had sought to punish them.
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The Supreme Court said yes in 1979 but came close to overruling that decision in 2016, in an earlier encounter with Wednesday's case, Franchise Tax Board of California v.
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We also reported that Mr. Trump ordered in May that Jared Kushner, his son-in-law and senior adviser, be given a top-secret security clearance, overruling officials' concerns.
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It's certainly possible to make a good movie while shackled to a bigger franchise's overruling creative vision, but it's a heck of a lot harder to make a great one.
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The ruling is a victory for Zarda's estate, overruling a lower court on this issue and remanding the case to be relitigated with the Second Circuit Court's decision in mind.
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But for many years pro-choice/anti-Roe punditry has become a genre unto itself, with columnist after columnist asserting that overruling Roe wouldn't be that big of a deal.
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A federal judge ruled Friday that the transfer of internet domain systems oversight to an international governing body can move forward, overruling opposition from several state attorneys general and lawmakers.
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Reagan and Bush supporters indulged the idea that an appointment or two on the Supreme Court would lead to the overruling of Roe; Justice Kennedy would disappoint on that prospect.
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An effort to rectify that during the sesquicentennial has prompted puzzlement over the proposed bird, complaints about experts overruling the public and grievances about the United States' power over ornithology.
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The renewed tension reached a head last month when a state arbitrator decided that Mr. DeShan could not be fired, overruling efforts by the school board to end his tenure.
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The National Labor Relations Board has ruled that employers can prohibit union organizers from soliciting workers on company property that is open to the public, overruling nearly 40-year-old precedent.
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President Donald Trump will level steel and aluminum tariffs on three of the US's closest trading partners at midnight Thursday, overruling his own party and stoking fears of a trade war.
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At least it makes a change from 2008, when it was alleged that Salmond had gone out of his way to accommodate Trump's development, overruling its initial rejection by local councillors.
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This is particularly important because permitting onerous regulations targeted at abortion clinics is one way the Supreme Court can empower states to make abortion inaccessible without immediately and explicitly overruling Roe.
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It is refreshing that Bowdich showed considerable courage and integrity in overruling his own highly bureaucratic Office of Professional Responsibility, which recommended a mere 60-day suspension and demotion for Strzok.
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But senators offered her a morsel of consolation by voting to allow her to run for public office, overruling an effort to make her ineligible from doing so for several years.
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And, as evidenced by today's decision, the court was willing to take the unusual step of overruling its previous decision, and instead ruled in favor of the Blue Water Navy veterans.
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And each time a U.S. official unmasks a name, he or she essentially is overruling an intelligence professional's assessment that there wasn't a national security reason to violate that American's privacy.
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Overruling several top advisers, he threatened to impose escalating tariffs on imports from Mexico in an effort to force the country to block the flow of migrants toward the U.S. border.
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And more to the point, directly overruling the decision would likely entail a challenge to a campaign finance law identical or very similar to the one at issue in the case.
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Overruling a conservative Chief Justice, especially to prevent the Senate (and voters) from hearing what actually happened, would be an exceptionally partisan move for which voters might punish vulnerable Republican senators.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's government approved its second-ever shale gas fracking permit on Thursday, overruling a local authority decision and boosting the country's position as Europe's most promising shale gas exploration ground.
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Kenya last month accepted a local high court decision overruling last year's government order to disband the Olympic committee (NOCK), after accusations it had poorly handled arrangements for the 2016 Rio Games.
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President Trump is striking back against his cabinet over foreign policy decisions, crossing UN Ambassador Nikki Haley on Russia sanctions and overruling Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on congressional approval for Syria airtstrikes.
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Overruling objections by Mr. McGahn and Mr. Priebus, Mr. Trump insisted that the letter firing the F.B.I. director state that Mr. Comey told him three times the president was not under investigation.
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" Alex Salmond, a former first minister of Scotland whose government granted Mr. Trump planning permission in 153, overruling local officials, now concedes the point, saying, "Balmedie got 10 cents on the dollar.
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In an extraordinary decision overruling career lawyers, the Justice Department recommended an unspecified term of incarceration for Mr. Stone instead of the prosecutors' request of a punishment of seven to nine years.
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Kenya last month accepted a local high court decision overruling last year's government order to disband its Olympic committee after accusations that it had poorly handled arrangements for the 2016 Rio Games.
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The party is already informally enforcing such a rule in its selection of candidates for the coming European Parliament elections, in May, in the process overruling the results of local party votes.
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Overruling the advisory committee shows "a disturbing disregard for the agency's legal standards for approving new drugs," said Michael Carome, director of Public Citizen's Health Research Group, a nonprofit that studies drug safety.
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To avoid them, it will need the Supreme Court to step in ASAP and allow the travel ban to happen over the summer — overruling literally every court that's considered the ban to date.
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By overruling the Quill remote sales tax precedent on June 28503, the U.S. Supreme Court undid 22019 years of legal standards that businesses and consumers had relied on in all manner of decision.
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He is accused of failing declare a close relationship with Arcuri before helping her business receive £126,000 in public money and overruling officials in order to grant her access to foreign trade missions.
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Aníbal Quiroga, a law professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru, said that even though the president can pardon criminals, the Supreme Court had a strong case for overruling Mr. Fujimori's pardon.
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Or, to be a little more imaginative, if Trump started overruling his own foreign policy team and making various unwarranted, Manchurian-candidate-style concessions to the Russians, and the Senate simply went along.
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Now, overruling both his attorney general and his secretary of health and human services, according to reports in the New York Times and Politico, he is determined to thwart it in the courts.
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The court is likely to confront other abortion cases, too, as several state legislatures have recently enacted laws that seem calculated to try to force the Supreme Court to consider overruling Roe v.
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That suit was tossed out by a three-judge panel of the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in July, overruling a district court judge who had allowed the case to head toward trial.
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It's now necessary for the U.S. government to bring the hammer down and start insisting that civil rights rulings are not optional, nor are they open to debate, overruling, or corruption by any state.
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Two years ago, the FCC put in place sweeping rules for the internet, overruling businesses, labor unions and economists who warned these proposed "Title II" regulations would crater investment in broadband networks and deployment.
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Overruling the dean of the cathedral at the time, the suffragan bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New York called the statue "theologically and historically indefensible" and ordered Ms. Sandys to take it away.
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Mr. Trump said on Tuesday in an interview with Fox News that he thinks the candidate with the most delegates should be the nominee and that overruling the will of voters would be unfair.
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Ferried by helicopter across the country over several weeks, General Arellano and his combat troops, overruling local commanders, singled out dissidents who had been arrested on trumped-up charges and ordered them summarily executed.
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But if the government does end up overruling those determinations, it's hard to imagine that they will end up reuniting every one of the legitimate families without turning over anyone to a fraudulent relative.
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It would start with harsh criticism in a majority opinion or two, and it would end with a decision overruling Roe that relied on the earlier criticism as proof that it had been undermined.
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Mr. Barr installed a phalanx of outside lawyers to re-examine national security cases with the possibility of overruling career prosecutors, a highly unusual move that could prompt more accusations of Justice Department politicization.
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The National Labor Relations Board on Monday held that employers can stop collecting union dues upon the expiration of a collective bargaining agreement, overruling Obama-era precedent and reinstating a standard from the 1960s.
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In 2014, the court stopped just short of overruling a foundational 1977 decision and declaring that government workers who choose not to join unions may not be forced to pay fees in lieu of dues.
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Last week the U.S. bankruptcy court approved a request by Abeinsa to join Abengoa's MRA, overruling objections by unsecured creditors who said the deal would give them a recovery of only pennies on the dollar.
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In this way, vote-swapping is actually a very traditional functioning of democracy, according to Jamin Raskin, a law professor who has written about vote trading in his book, Overruling Democracy: The Supreme Court v.
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In 2014, the court stopped just short of overruling the foundational 1977 decision and declaring that government workers who choose not to join unions may not be forced to pay fees in lieu of dues.
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U.S. District Judge Dana Christensen in Missoula, Montana, sided with environmentalists and native American groups by overruling the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service decision to strip the grizzlies of their status as a threatened species.
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With Mr. Netanyahu aligned with the generals on Gaza — wanting a cease-fire, not an escalation — and repeatedly overruling him, Mr. Lieberman effectively found that he had been reduced to defense minister in name only.
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And its influence has been flexed repeatedly over New York City, with the Legislature overruling the city on issues like fees for plastic bags, and granting miserly extensions of mayoral control of the city's schools.
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Over the years, the trademark part of the case has been punctuated by conflicting interpretations of intellectual property law, judges overruling their own orders and confusion over who even owns the rights to the logo.
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Federal authorities have considered the release of a booking photograph an invasion of privacy, and in its ruling last year, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals agreed, overruling a 1996 decision that allowed the release.
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But during a meeting with Cohn and other advisors that day, Trump was adamant about wanting tariffs, overruling Cohn in favor of Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and trade advisor Peter Navarro, who wanted the measures.
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Mr. Trump entered office convinced he could intimidate the man he liked to call "Little Rocket Man" with tough talk and sanctions, then abruptly took the opposite tack, overruling his aides and personalizing the diplomacy.
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In an article in 2017 in the Notre Dame Law Review, Ms Barrett detailed the instances when Mr Scalia "repeatedly urged the overruling of Roe v Wade" and closed with an embrace of the late originalist.
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Overruling the 2nd Circuit, the Supreme Court said not only that plaintiffs must show an imminent risk of a tangible injury but also that plaintiffs can't manufacture standing by spending money to ward off speculative harm.
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She suggested that because of Auer's broad reach, a reversal could be particularly grievous: "It is the rare overruling that introduces so much instability into so many areas of law, all in one blow," she wrote.
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An override may well pass the Senate, and if so, Trump would be forced to issue his first veto as president—overruling some prominent members of his own party in order to build an unpopular wall.
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The arrest came just days after the country's Supreme Court ordered her father, former President Alberto Fujimori, back to prison on a human rights abuse conviction, overruling the presidential pardon that had freed him in December.
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Internal memos revealed Thursday show that Mr. Trump ordered his chief of staff to grant Jared Kushner, his son-in-law and senior adviser, a top-secret security clearance last year, overruling concerns from intelligence officials.
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Judge Kavanaugh's reasoning provides a perfect example of how judges can whittle down the right to decide to end a pregnancy so that it is practically unavailable to women even without outright overruling Roe v. Wade.
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In its fundraising, the group has touted its "Overruling Trump tracker," which tracks all lawsuits the group has filed against Trump: 122 when we started writing this a few weeks ago, and 127 last we checked.
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Overruling a correction request brought by scientists within the agency, he said, could violate the EPA's scientific integrity policy, which states agency scientists have the right of last review over information that relies on their expertise.
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The three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit in a unanimous decision on Thursday said the lower court erred in overruling a jury finding and setting aside the $1 million verdict.
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AMSTERDAM, March 17 (Reuters) - The International Court of Justice ruled on Thursday that it had the jurisdiction to demarcate the boundary between Nicaragua and Colombia in a mineral-rich part of the Caribbean Sea, overruling Colombia's objections.
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A large part of that dynamic was the result of the White House staff shakeup -- which saw President Trump overruling top advisers to hire Anthony Scaramucci as communications director, and the resignation of press secretary Sean Spicer.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya has accepted a court decision overruling last year's order to disband the National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOCK), after accusations it had poorly handled arrangements for the Rio Games, the government said on Tuesday.
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How can there be no possibility of overruling his decision, no possibility of, say, a petition signed by two-fifths of senators requiring a full airing of a bill — a discussion, a debate — leading to a vote?
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Lisa Murkowski are sufficiently concerned about overruling Roe that they either join with Democrats in delaying a vote until after the election or vote against a nominee who appears certain to overrule Roe when given the chance.
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But other abortion cases are likely to follow the one from Louisiana, whatever its outcome, because several state legislatures have enacted laws that seem calculated to try to force the Supreme Court to consider overruling Roe v.
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Overruling his taste for a rakish peak lapel requires a trip to the custom salon; in made-to-measure, the customer is king, but on the sales floor Mr. Ford is boss, and the boss prefers peak.
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Legal experts who have practiced in this field for decades, however, say they have never heard of a DNI overruling an IG assessment to send a complaint to Congress, particularly one found to be credible and urgent.
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Overruling an immigration appeals court decision that had granted asylum to a woman who was abused by her husband, Sessions said victims of private crimes, not state-based crimes, such as domestic abuse are not eligible for asylum.
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NBC reported that a top supervisor overruling security clearance recommendations by the career experts in the office only occurred once in the three years before Kline, a former Pentagon official, arrived at the White House in May 2017.
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Instead, Mr. Trump kept the focus of the call on what the White House said were "shared interests" — among them, North Korea and Ukraine — overruling his national security advisers, who had urged him to raise Russia's recent behavior.
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They added that a decision against the unions would require overruling a 40-year-old precedent, striking down more than 20 state laws, creating confusion about thousands of union contracts and disrupting the lives of millions of workers.
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U.S. District Judge Dana Christensen in Missoula, Montana, sided with environmentalists and native American groups by overruling the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service decision to strip the grizzlies of their status as a threatened species, the court order said.
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President Trump said this afternoon that he's ordering up paperwork to declare the opioids crisis a national emergency — apparently overruling Health and Human Services secretary Tom Price, who said just two days ago that an emergency declaration wasn't necessary.
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The board said it was considering overruling its 2014 Purple Communications Inc decision in a case involving a Las Vegas casino operated by Caesars Entertainment Corp that barred its employees from using company computer systems to discuss working conditions.
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But the infamous 1944 Supreme Court decision that blessed the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II remained intact -- until Chief Justice John Roberts announced that the court was overruling it in its ruling upholding the travel ban.
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Last term, some liberal justices also publicly raised the alarm over the pace at which the conservative majority was overruling precedents, a fear shared by abortion rights advocates and Democratic politicians over whether the court may overrule Roe v.
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Quinn, the Supreme Court stopped just short of overruling the Abood decision, ruling only that the home health care aides who had brought the suit did not have to pay union fees because they were not full-fledged government workers.
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" But he quotes NYU law professor Melissa Murray as explaining that, "As chief justice, Roberts has evinced particular concerns about overruling settled precedents … [and] as chief justice, he has been especially concerned about preserving the Court's legitimacy and public stature.
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In an advice memorandum released on Tuesday, Associate General Counsel Jayme Sophir wrote that the five-member board should consider overruling Obama-era precedent that says unions are only obligated to inform workers of their right to refrain from union membership.
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But Cruz told me Wednesday that he thought his proposal would work under those rules and that the Senate would not have to take the drastic step, as he had previously advocated, of overruling the Senate parliamentarian who adjudicates these issues.
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The Court may well take the judicial obfuscation route in dismantling Roe, starting with cases that give states more leeway to restrict abortions instead of explicitly announcing that it is overruling Roe immediately, giving conservative policy victories without the political costs.
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Reports from Washington suggest that Mr. Trump will in fact decertify the deal, overruling his own national security team, but at the same time quietly encourage Congress not to reimpose punitive economic sanctions on Iran that were lifted under the accord.
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The court also seized on his case to issue a sweeping ruling on insider-trading law, and took the rare step of all but overruling its own earlier decision that was the basis of the request, in United States v. Newman.
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In the United States, Congress in 1987 pre-emptively directed that only Yucca Mountain be studied as a potential site, effectively overruling opponents in Nevada who were worried that the project might affect water supplies or otherwise contaminate the region.
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Kavanaugh also spoke broadly about the Supreme Court, suggesting that the court under Chief Justice William Rehnquist had not gone as far in overruling landmark opinions as conservatives might have hoped and expected when Rehqnuist became chief justice in 1986.
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The Pentagon had already been quietly fuming this month after Mr. Trump cleared three members of the armed services, including Chief Gallagher, who were accused or had been convicted of war crimes, overruling military leaders who sought to punish them.
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Trump administration officials have said they will hold Nicaragua accountable for violent crackdowns on student protesters and are exploring further sanctions on Cuba, including possibly overruling Obama's decision to remove the island from the list of countries that support terrorism.
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The former officials, who served under both Republican and Democratic administrations, criticized Barr, the country's top law enforcement officer, for overruling his own prosecutors in a case that has prompted accusations that the Trump administration is weakening the rule of law.
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Democrats have accused the Justice Department of illegally overruling the intelligence community's inspector general over the classification of a whistleblower complaint about one of Trump's calls with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, resulting in it being hidden from Congress until this week.
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She previously accused her former supervisor, Carl Kline, of repeatedly overruling her team's determinations that there were certain people should not receive a security clearance, including the President's son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner, according to NBC News.
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Mr. Trump praised the dog during the event even as he faced criticism over his extraordinary interference in the military justice system and overruling of a civilian military leader in the case against Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher, a Navy SEAL.
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Opponents of gay rights lack the capacity and the democratic support to bring about a categorical overruling of Obergefell, but they are enacting laws designed to tap into ambivalence and license prejudice toward gays in general and toward subgroups of the community.
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The National Labor Relations Board has agreed to consider overruling an Obama-era decision that requires employers who acquire a unionized workforce to immediately recognize unions, signaling a likely shift in the agency's views on the duties successor companies owe to unions.
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Far from it; it's cranking up a gear as taxi associations demand a firewall for their sector by overruling the on-demand convenience of app-based rivals which are counter protesting in the hopes of steering out of a looming regulatory bind.
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Hughes also writes that Zuckerberg's drive to win at all costs overshadowed the potential to cash out on Facebook early — as when he turned down a $1 billion acquisition offer in 2006, overruling the desire of both Hughes and Facebook's board of directors.
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But they aren't generally allowed to do that on behalf of their children, and there is plenty of legal precedent for overruling religious preferences and mandating blood transfusions or medications for children even if parents would be able to refuse for themselves.
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"The Supreme Court could do quite a lot of damage to the right recognized in Roe without ever formally overruling it, simply by upholding state laws that make it harder and harder for women to obtain abortions without banning them," Vladeck said.
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"President Trump is laboring under a massive conflict here, and overruling the experts," said David Kris, who served as assistant attorney general for national security under former president Barack Obama, after working as associate deputy attorney general under Obama's predecessor, George W Bush.
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But rather than overruling that precedent, the court decided the sharing of information could be interpreted as falling under an exception in the rules that permits such sharing when it is needed for "judicial" proceedings — and impeachment proceedings are like a judicial process.
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Haslam alternately listens to too many voices or too few when making or overruling his executives on myriad decisions, leading to the team hiring its fifth head coach in the six years that Haslam and his wife, Dee, have owned the team.
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Never was this more apparent than his intervention — spurred on by a right-wing Fox news commentator — in overruling the Naval chain of command in punishing a Navy seal turned in by colleagues for illegal acts in combat and found guilty of one.
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Why exactly Trump won't do that remains a mystery, but the conduct itself is striking — in some ways all the more so because it involves Trump overruling the professional opinion of his own aides in favor of a different, more Russia-friendly line.
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The administration was already trying to get the courts and Congress to approve indefinite family detention by overruling a 2015 order (made as part of the "Flores settlement") that prevented children from being kept in immigration detention with their parents for more than 20 days.
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Twitter relies primarily on its users to report abuses and has a consistent set of policies, but Dorsey personally weighs in on some high-profile content decisions himself, reportedly overruling his staff's decisions to ban content by alt-right provocateurs Alex Jones and Richard Spencer.
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A U.S. Bankruptcy judge ruled on Friday that Toys "R" Us Inc can raise more than $1 million by assigning a lease to a discount chain, overruling a landlord who argued the deal would disrupt the tenant mix at its Southern California shopping center.
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Although the narrow ruling in Williamson only precludes federal courts from considering takings claims against local government before a state court has ruled, overruling Williamson would draw into question Leon's conclusion that NABA must bring its takings claim in the Court of Federal Claims.
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The Philly-based rapper walked out of Chester State Correctional Institution on Tuesday after the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered bail for Meek so he could go free ... overruling Judge Genece Brinkley, who wanted to keep him in there for at least another 60 days.
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The media was reverberating after Ian Buruma, the editor of the New York Review of Books, was fired for overruling his staff and publishing a Jian Ghomeshi essay about how dozens of allegations of sexual assault and harassment against him had unfairly derailed his career.
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Officials in the district attorney's office said Mr. Vance's chief assistant, Karen Friedman-Agnifilo, met with Ms. Kirshner and insisted the doctor plead guilty to a felony as part of any deal, overruling a lower level assistant who had agreed to a lesser charge.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Kevin Carey approved the request by Abeinsa Holding Inc, one of Abengoa's two main U.S. subsidiaries in bankruptcy, to join the MRA, overruling objections by unsecured creditors who said the deal would give them a recovery of only pennies on the dollar.
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In the uproar over Department of Justice political appointees overruling the sentencing memo career attorneys filed in the Roger Stone case, what the media and others seem to be getting wrong is that the career attorneys never asked for a seven- to nine-year sentence.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump ordered his chief of staff to grant his son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, a top-secret security clearance last year, overruling concerns flagged by intelligence officials and the White House's top lawyer, four people briefed on the matter said.
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Unsurprisingly, the pesticide-seed industry sued in response and the 85033th circuit court of appeals ended up overruling local sovereignty in favor of state regulation of pesticides and commercialized GMO cultivation, noting that the federal government has the sole authority to regulate field trials of GMOs.
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One of those things was to refuse to endorse any kind of large-scale effort aimed at toppling Assad — repeatedly overruling members of his administration, like Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and CIA Director David Petraeus, who wanted to provide more advanced weaponry to the rebels.
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JERUSALEM — Israel's Supreme Court ordered the government on Thursday to admit an American woman on her student visa, overruling the Interior Ministry, which pushed to deport her over a stint as an advocate for Palestinian rights while she was an undergraduate at the University of Florida.
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"Far from standing by that precedent, the majority proceeds to impose so many new and nebulous qualifications and limitations on Auer that the chief justice claims to see little practical difference between keeping it on life support in this way and overruling it entirely," Justice Gorsuch wrote.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Wednesday rescinded protections for transgender students that had allowed them to use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity, overruling his own education secretary and placing his administration firmly in the middle of the culture wars that many Republicans have tried to leave behind.
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Dan Patrick, a Republican, would require transgender people to use bathrooms in government buildings and public schools and universities based on their "biological sex," overruling any contrary local rules, and raising the prospect of a new confrontation with college sports officials and professional sports leagues. Feb.
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Mr. Trump, who personally granted his son-in-law a security clearance by overruling concerns flagged by intelligence officials and the White House counsel, often seeks Mr. Kushner's counsel on issues he is not directly involved with, and they spent many hours together during the week.
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By Daniel Wiessner The National Labor Relations Board in a decision released on Tuesday said employer rules that require employees to maintain confidentiality during the course of workplace investigations are legal, overruling Obama-era precedent that required case-by-case analysis of whether such rules were justified.
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Normally such a ruling would bring charges of judicial overreach for overruling Congress — after all, Judge Reed O'Connor's ruling, if it stands, would toss out measures like Medicaid expansion, pre-existing condition protections, and allowing children to stay on their parents' insurance plans until the age of 26.
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Meanwhile, she continued to demonstrate her interest in her parents' work, asking Elizabeth to teach her some self-defense moves (so Mom won't have to stab anyone in the neck to protect her) and overruling Elizabeth on how to respond to the birth of Alice and Pastor Tim's daughter.
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" Not so, according to the Times report: "President Trump ordered his chief of staff to grant his son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, a top-secret security clearance last year, overruling concerns flagged by intelligence officials and the White House's top lawyer, four people briefed on the matter said.
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"We are deeply disturbed by recent reports that President Trump ordered his Chief of Staff, John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, to grant Jared Kushner a security clearance, overruling intelligence officials who raised concerns about the clear national security risks of doing so," the two wrote to Attorney General William Barr on Tuesday.
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In his ruling Wednesday in the two cases, Furman said evidence shows the administration departed from the "normal procedural sequence" in adding the question, including overruling career staff who strongly objected to it, failing to extensively test the reintroduction of the question and ignoring the recommendation of the advisory committee.
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Beginning in the early weeks of Mr. Trump's presidency, the administration worked at a high level to remove roadblocks to the proposed mine, government emails and calendars show, overruling concerns that it could harm the Boundary Waters, a vast landscape of federally protected lakes and forests along the border with Canada.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — The president calls off a missile strike on a Middle Eastern country at the last minute, overruling his national security advisers, confusing allies and adversaries, and provoking criticism from hawks in his own party, who warn that his vacillation could erode America's credibility in a dangerous world.
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If and when that happens, some may see the sentence as a vindication for Trump and Barr, who intervened in this case -- Trump by tweeting that the Stone case is a "horrible and very unfair situation" and Barr by taking the extraordinarily unusual step of publicly overruling his own prosecutors.
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Dissenting from a decision that upended a 40-year-old rule involving out-of-state lawsuits, Justice Breyer chastised his conservative colleagues for "surrender[ing] to the temptation" of overruling a precedent not because it has proved to be unworkable but simply because five justices happen to disagree with it.
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A CNN analysis of data from the Congressional Research Service shows overruling Roe would be unusual but far from unprecedented: The Supreme Court has overruled more than 274 of its own cases throughout American history, including five dozen that lasted longer than the landmark abortion rights case to this point.
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WASHINGTON — On a day when President Trump congratulated the attorney general for overruling career prosecutors in favor of the lighter prison sentence he sought for a longtime friend, Senate Republicans agreed on one thing: Reining in a president emboldened by the impeachment acquittal they orchestrated is not on their to-do list.
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Wade on January 22, 1973, overruling all state laws that restrict or prohibit a woman's right to obtain an abortion during her first three months of pregnancy, Levine and Roberta Brandes-Gratz, the woman who wrote the accompanying story with the nine-year-old image in Ms., both believed that they had won the fight.
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Given the current composition of the Senate, it is hard to imagine a confirmation process that might prevent the appointment of a justice who would vote for Roe's overruling — in the way that Senate objections in 1987 blocked the confirmation of Judge Robert Bork, which ultimately led to Justice Kennedy's promotion to the bench.
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To the Editor: By overruling the military tribunal convictions of three armed service members, President Trump has turned his back on long-held Geneva Convention rules for the humane treatment of prisoners of war and given our adversaries an excuse to inflict similar maltreatment on American combatants who might one day fall into enemy hands.
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"The mere fact that a country may have problems effectively policing certain crimes — such as domestic violence or gang violence — or that certain populations are more likely to be victims of crime, cannot itself establish an asylum claim," the attorney general wrote Monday, overruling a Board of Immigration Appeals decision granting asylum to a Salvadoran woman fleeing her husband.
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In addition to Stone and Liu, Democrats have a long list of issues they're likely to press Barr on, including his involvement in decisions surrounding Trump's decision to withhold military funds from Ukraine last year, and his handling of a whistleblower complaint about the episode that DOJ determined should be withheld from Congress, overruling an intelligence community inspector general.
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McArdle's column serves as a useful target for analysis because it brings together in one place a lot of common fallacies about Roe, ones that will definitely be used in the coming months by opponents of legal abortion in order to minimize the effects of overruling a decision that roughly 70 percent of the public believes should be upheld.
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McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing McCabe says it's 'absolutely' time to launch impeachment inquiry into Trump MORE's successor, Deputy Director David Bowdich, made the call, reportedly overruling a lesser penalty recommended by the bureau's internal disciplinarian, which would have left the impression that the FBI really didn't understand the magnitude of Strzok's perfidy.
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In the letter, the Democrats signaled they plan to question Barr about three topics among other issues: overruling prosecutors on Stone's recommended sentence, the arrangement for the President's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani to provide information on Ukraine and the pulled nomination of Jessie Liu, who ran the US attorney's office in Washington when it prosecuted the Stone case.
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In a harshly worded letter sent to Mr. Barr on Wednesday, Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, the panel's chairman, signaled that Democrats planned to question Mr. Barr about overruling prosecutors on Mr. Stone's recommended sentence and Mr. Barr's willingness to accept information about Ukraine from Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, among other matters.
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Though Elián was caught in a custody battle between two nations that were political adversaries, international law was on the Cubans' side: The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) had the authority to determine that Elián's father in Cuba was his legal guardian, overruling a Florida family court that had awarded custody to Elián's great uncle in Miami.
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" And while Justices Alito and Clarence Thomas are almost sure to vote in favor of overruling the lower courts' decisions against the plaintiffs, Justice Antonin Scalia has previously endorsed the logic of Abood, writing in a 1991 ruling that "where the state creates in the nonmembers a legal entitlement from the union, it may compel them to pay the cost.
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Ferguson (1896), Hollywood's denigration of blacks and Asians throughout its history, President Franklin D. Roosevelt's executive order (February 1942) ordering the relocation of all Americans of Japanese ancestry to internment camps, the Supreme Court Court's overruling in 2013 of key parts of the Voting Rights Act (1965), and the election of Donald J. Trump as President: white fear turned into the new normal.
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"We are deeply disturbed by recent reports that President Trump ordered his Chief of Staff, John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE, to grant Jared Kushner a security clearance, overruling intelligence officials who raised concerns about the clear national security risks of doing so," the two lawmakers wrote in a Monday letter to Attorney General William Barr that was made public on Tuesday.
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Time after time, a minority of Republican voters is overruling the will of our nation's majority of voters: Appointments to the Supreme Court: Having blocked President Obama from exercising his right to put a pro-choice judge on the court, the 2628 Republican Party platform called for the appointment of judges who will end legal abortion by overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Ferguson (1896), Hollywood's denigration of blacks and Asians throughout its history, President Roosevelt's executive order (February 1.853) ordering the relocation of all Americans of Japanese ancestry to internment camps, the Supreme Court Court's overruling in 2013 of key parts of the Voting Rights Act (1965), and the election of Donald J. Trump as President: white fear turned into the new normal.
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"But Justice Thomas, who has been sending strong signals about overruling precedent throughout this term, sent another one — suggesting that in an appropriate future case, the court should revisit the entire 'undue burden' framework, which, in essence, would mean revisiting whether the Constitution has anything to say about how states limit access to abortions," Vladeck, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law, added.
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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) has been pushing for weeks, would allow Pence to expand the scope of the legislation by effectively overruling the parliamentarian to bulk up the legislation with measures supported by conservatives.
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Kennedy preferred to rule the country like an oracle, agonizing behind the scenes but showing neither humility nor rigor in his ultimate decisions — overruling state and federal law more frequently than any justice to his right or left, pontificating in sweeping and self-righteous and faux-poetic prose, seeking to establish the court as the decisive and unifying authority for a sprawling and divided country.
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" A GOP source, meanwhile, blamed Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.) for not stepping in and overruling Neal to place the Energy and Commerce and Senate Health Committee deal in the funding bill, calling her the "roadblock.
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Right up until the moment a Spirit Airlines staffer declared her pet was not allowed to fly, Belen Aldecosea had followed all the rules, even calling ahead of time to confirm it would be OK. It was a last-minute intervention by Spirit Airlines — overruling the apparently mistaken guidance given over the phone — that set off a chain of unforced errors that sent Pebbles the hamster to its watery grave.
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Senate Hits 50 Votes in Bid to Save Net Neutrality and/or Make Republicans Look DumbSenate Democrats are getting serious about overruling the FCC's recent decision to kill net…Read more Read"Out of an abundance of caution, Public Knowledge has filed a protective petition in the Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit, asking it to review the FCC's recent rollback of net neutrality rules," said attorney John Bergmayer.
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And imbued with strong ideological convictions while encumbered by few constrains, he's free to enact consequential and unpopular decisions on a strikingly broad range of topics — from overruling the Health and Human Services secretary's ban the use of fetal tissue in medical research, to the looming anti-labor agenda at the Labor Department, to reviving a proposal to enact a gigantic tax cut for rich stock market investors through administrative fiat.
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The ground has also shifted since last year, making many Democrats call for bolder action, like expanding the generosity of ObamaCare's financial assistance and overruling actions President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has taken that Democrats say undermine the market.
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"The Judiciary Committee needs to examine a range of recent actions that smack of political interference, including the Department's withdrawal of the Roger Stone sentencing recommendation; intervening in the handling of the Michael Flynn prosecution; overruling the decision to relocate Paul Manafort to Rikers Island; opening investigations into career officials involved in the Russia investigation; and a series of controversial interventions into sensitive antitrust matters," Nadler said in a statement.
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"If true, these new reports raise grave questions about what derogatory information career officials obtained about Mr. Kushner to recommend denying him access to our nation's most sensitive secrets, why President Trump concealed his role in overruling that recommendation, why General Kelly and Mr. McGahn both felt compelled to document these actions, and why your office is continuing to withhold key documents and witnesses from this Committee," Cummings wrote on Friday.
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"Although it's easy to get lost in the administrative law weeds of this case, the major headline here is that Chief Justice (John) Roberts declined to join the four other conservative justices in overruling prior precedent, and instead joined his more progressive colleagues in narrowing but not ditching the idea that courts should sometimes defer to how administrative agencies resolve ambiguities in their own regulations," said Steve Vladeck, CNN Supreme Court analyst and professor at the University of Texas School of Law.
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Read more: Boris Johnson plans to use the Queen to deliver an election broadcast for the Conservative PartyAn internal investigation by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport into a grant of £100,000 to Arcuri's "Hacker House" company is underway, as are separate investigations by the London Assembly and the Greater London Authority (GLA.)At the centre of the investigation is the allegation that Johnson failed to declare his relationship with Arcuri before overruling officials in order to grant heraccess to foreign trade missions.
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Businesses, think tanks look to influence Trump Already in just the first week of Trump's presidency, Bannon has steered Trump toward implementing many of the course-altering foreign policy actions Trump touted during the campaign, with Trump signing a series of executive actions to torpedo the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade deal, order the construction of a massive border wall and temporarily ban citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries while also suspending admissions of refugees into the US. Bannon was a particularly formidable force on the latter, overruling -- with White House policy director Stephen Miller -- the Department of Homeland Security's more narrow reading of Trump's executive order by directing federal officials to also bar green card holders from one of those seven countries from entering the US. Those legal US permanent residents will now need to apply for a waiver to leave and return to the US, for at least the next 90 days.
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