Further, overturning legislation is far more difficult than overturning federal agency rules.
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Overturning segregation meant overturning a lot of the democratic institutions of the South.
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The question is whether or not you're overturning some norm that you shouldn't be overturning.
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Image: Julie A. RathbunLoki, which Rathbun suspects is a large overturning lava lake (and sadly not an overturning lava cake), is predictable owing to its tremendous girth.
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" The statement went on to say, "In overturning Washington, D.C.'s safe storage law, Clinton worries that Heller may open the door to overturning thoughtful, common sense safety measures in the future.
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The opponents agree that overturning the sale itself is impossible.
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ET before overturning the car, the National Weather Service said.
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Michael Bennet called for the ruling's overturning the second night.
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Wade and this judge is bent on overturning Roe v.
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Texas (24), overturning precedent and striking down state sodomy laws.
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From Belluno he witnessed the overturning of many other conclusions.
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President Trump campaigned on the promise of overturning Roe v.
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The Trump administration has also called for overturning Flores altogether.
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He has yet to succeed in overturning a major vote.
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Many of these laws are aimed squarely at overturning Roe.
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While about 22011 in 225 Americans oppose overturning Roe v.
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While other lawmakers set their sights on overturning Roe v.
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Overturning the Supreme Court's 2010 ruling on Citizens United vs.
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That's how the overturning of a harmful regulation should begin.
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But overturning the tariffs may be easier said than done.
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Overturning the recent court decisions that include Citizens United v.
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The Pentagon study's revelations could make overturning sequestration more difficult.
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But overturning Jim Crow required the reception of their appeal.
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These justices won't admit that they're overturning a landmark law.
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Overturning all that is desirable, but it's also politically difficult.
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Mass protests by women were unsuccessful in overturning the edict.
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Though the trial was a farce, overturning it took courage.
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Others showed people toppling mannequins, overturning racks and scattering clothes.
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Hodges, not the overturning of the Defense of Marriage Act.
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Asked about whether his pick would support overturning Roe v.
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Abortion rights activists have long warned that overturning Roe v.
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Brothers and sisters, this election is about overturning Citizens United!
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That includes, they agree, the possibility of overturning Roe v.
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Overturning everything Obama has done on climate will be difficult, however.
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They now have a real chance of overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Overturning wrongful convictions has changed the DA's office procedures and training.
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As for Sessions forcing DeVos to agree with overturning the directive?
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Casey in a warning to his conservative colleagues about overturning precedent.
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The last argument against overturning goals for offside is my favorite.
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Debussy engineered a velvet revolution, overturning the extant order without upheaval.
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Their stated goal, clearly and loudly, is overturning Roe v. Wade.
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The Supreme Court won't be overturning Roe and Casey this week.
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That discovery was key to the eventual overturning of Jones' conviction.
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Bennett's ads said Comstock agreed with Trump on overturning Roe v.
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And, of course, the dream of one day overturning Roe v.
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Achieving that goal means overturning a 1990 precedent, Employment Division v.
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Casey, and in doing so, prevented the overturning of Roe v.
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There's a big difference between forcing a veto and overturning it.
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Generally, the group has supported an incremental approach to overturning Roe.
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The Duke of Edinburgh escaped uninjured despite his Land Rover overturning.
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The Supreme Court agreed in June, overturning the Sixth Circuit ruling.
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It would avoid the national trauma of overturning an election result.
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Rather, he's arguing that this overturning is the goal in itself.
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As a pro-life Democrat, I don't support overturning Roe v.
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Activists asked Sanders about fighting against institutional racism and overturning Citizens United.
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Only once, until recently, had it ever succeeded in overturning a rule.
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Overturning a ballot referendum, meanwhile, would have required a three-fourths majority.
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"As Guaidó has learned, overturning the status quo is much more difficult."
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Some pro-life activists are cautious about the prospects of overturning Roe.
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Her past academic writings suggest an openness to overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Overturning laws will not be all plain sailing for the opposition however.
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But it's worth asking in addition what overturning Roe will look like.
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Overturning Pence's ruling would require 12 GOP Senators to vote against Pence.
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Overturning it would change everything we know about freedom of the press.
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Prime Minister May has said she is confident of overturning that ruling.
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Not only could this lead to the eventual overturning of Roe v.
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Is that very liberal seeming crowd really O.K. with overturning Roe v.
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Unlike overturning Quill, which took 26 long years, these protections cannot wait.
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These are tantamount to overturning Roe, and there will be a backlash.
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"I actually don't," she said of Gorsuch joining an opinion overturning Roe.
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Danielle Campoamor: Kavanaugh is Trump keeping his word about overturning Roe v.
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She indicated she would not support the court overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Overturning the ban in London will be Khosrowshahi's biggest test to date.
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Overturning Roe threatens so much more than the right to an abortion.
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Kavanaugh could potentially be the deciding vote on overturning the 1973 decision.
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If you're a wonk: Overturning the net neutrality rules won't happen overnight.
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By overturning decades of precedent established in National Bellas Hess, Inc. v.
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This might make it seem like overturning Chevron was a conservative cause.
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They have started the process of overturning thousands of cannabis-related convictions.
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I wanted to save my crew and prevent the boat from overturning.
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But don't let FIFA say it's responsible for overturning the stadium ban.
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Suddenly, the daunting task of overturning last week's deficit appeared in reach.
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Overturning Roe has been a cornerstone of the conservative agenda for decades.
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The Republican strategy to obstruct and criminalize abortion, by overturning Roe v.
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United States, which restricted the corruption laws, might require overturning the convictions.
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In cases of tainted convictions, that means conceding error and overturning them.
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Windsor overturning the federal Defense of Marriage Act on equal protection grounds.
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Wade, overturning the decision wouldn't criminalize abortion -- but it would allow states to.
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Wisconsin's attorney general filed an appeal in early September overturning the judge's decision.
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Alito said while overturning past decisions should be rare, this issue justified it.
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And none of that has had to do with overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Legal experts suggested that overturning the doctrine could increase the president's pardon authority.
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A WSJ/NBC poll found that 71% of Americans oppose overturning Roe v.
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" "They're talking about trying to win by overturning the will of the people.
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But 78% of independents, and 90% of Democrats, are opposed to overturning Roe.
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But Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, and Postmates have spent millions on overturning the bill.
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Trump signed an executive order overturning the Obama-era policy on Jan. 25.
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If Trump chooses a strongly anti-abortion nominee who favored overturning Roe v.
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Hargan case, already suggested what an overturn-without-overturning approach could look like.
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Casey, which was in 1992—people were putting money on it overturning Roe.
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For social conservatives, overturning Roe is their biggest priority in the next decade.
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The second court is yet to announce its reasons for overturning that ruling.
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So it was no surprise that DeVos is overturning the Obama-era directives.
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The Trump administration isn't just going to be focused on overturning Obama regulations.
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And no one, no one, has been more dedicated to overturning Roe v.
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Both would presumably appoint Supreme Court justices intent on overturning Roe v. Wade.
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This version, written in 2150, begins with a self-driving car overturning. Wow!
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Any decision overturning it would turn over sports gambling regulation to state governments.
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It's no answer to claim that overturning Citizens United would only affect corporations.
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Overturning the doctrine could also complicate prosecutions for crimes committed on tribal lands.
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The courts have offered some protection, overturning or blocking egregiously unconstitutional state laws.
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Mello, who identifies as pro-life, sponsored legislation aimed at overturning Roe v.
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After initially declining to flatly say whether he would support overturning Roe v.
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This is why even some conservative justices may resist overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Responding to a series of restrictive abortion laws aimed at overturning Roe v.
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Many conservative lawmakers welcome the legal challenges, in hopes of eventually overturning Roe.
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That's the overturning of limits on campaign donations by wealthy individuals and corporations.
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Hodges in 2015 led to the overturning of states' bans on gay marriage.
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" That, he wrote, would be "a clear and obvious error worthy of overturning.
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But anti-abortion groups and many Republicans in Congress support overturning the decision.
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At the rehearing, the judges appeared sympathetic to overturning the court's previous position.
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Overturning prohibition is one of the few hot-button topics with widespread support.
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A review showed that he was out at second, overturning the original call.
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Defendants have had success overturning convictions based on improper use of Molineux evidence.
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Prospects for overturning the District Court decision in the appeals court appear slim.
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All eight train carriages derailed in the incident, with five of those overturning.
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Many China analysts are skeptical, especially on the question of overturning trade relations.
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Perry, the case upholding the overturning of California's Proposition 22014, banning same-sex marriages.
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We've known for decades that the GOP is hard-set on overturning Roe v.
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This would give them an opportunity to make the case for overturning Roe v.
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Perry, the case upholding the overturning of California's Proposition 8, banning same-sex marriages.
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Ditto during Ireland's referendum earlier this year, on overturning a constitutional ban on abortion.
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Enraged Parisians flooded the boulevards, overturning buses and cutting down trees to form barricades.
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All this despite the reality that 71% of Americans oppose overturning Roe v. Wade.
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The court's new right-wing majority can accelerate this process without overturning Roe v.
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Congress on Wednesday overwhelming voted to pass the law, overturning President Barack Obama's veto.
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That's why overturning Citizens United has become a rallying cry for Democratic presidential candidates.
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An unlawful rule on multiple levels deserves overturning using the Congressional Review Act (CRA).
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On Tuesday it will send another measure overturning rules on methane and federal contractors.
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The earth moved, overturning more than three decades of almost dynastic, political-insider rule.
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Advocates of overturning San Francisco's ban insist that they aren't blind to those problems.
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And Kennedy's replacement will be much likelier to join a decision overturning Roe v.
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Carlson recognized that overturning a jury award is rare, particularly when it is unanimous.
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The data so far, in my view, support that assessment rather than overturning it.
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But because the case is moot, Arpaio cannot pursue an overturning of his conviction.
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It's about overturning what came before, but I think that that's kind of limiting.
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This activity is most likely caused by a thermal, convective overturning of the ice.
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The Washington Post: Abortion foes plan a cautious approach to notion of overturning Roe.
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Essay A decision by the Supreme Court overturning its 2003 ruling in Grutter v.
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Clinton devoted her first major policy speech to overturning key parts of the bill.
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But Firas' lawyer was able to appeal the conviction, overturning it six weeks later.
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He has cited the Supreme Court's decision overturning the conviction of former Virginia Gov.
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The politics: Democrats are accusing GOP legislators of overturning the will of the people.
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Overturning Roe used to be seen as a pipe dream for anti-abortion advocates.
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And, it stopped the White House from unilaterally overturning appropriations decisions by impounding funds.
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Whether seating Kavanaugh on the court could pave the way for overturning Roe v.
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But overturning Roe, which marks its 44th anniversary on Sunday, will not be simple.
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Wade was passed, with the majority of Americans opposed to overturning the landmark ruling.
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Responding to a series of highly restrictive abortion laws aimed at overturning Roe v.
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Democrats have warned that anyone on Mr. Trump's list would support overturning Roe v.
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It is all about overturning the fraying, much despised, but paradoxically cherished status quo.
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Texas, invalidating a law criminalizing same-sex sodomy and overturning the dismissive 1986 decision.
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Blair has plunged back into the fray as a leading advocate for overturning Brexit.
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While overturning longstanding intelligence community norms, Mr. Trump has repeatedly charged it with partisanship.
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Overturning stereotypes, she rips this queen down to the studs and creates her anew.
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"I think they'd chip away at it instead of overturning it outright," said Carlson.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - An EU court ruling on Tuesday overturning an order that Starbucks (SBUX.
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Advocates worry that overturning the appeals court decision raises the specter of criminalizing homelessness.
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The ban has prompted e-cigarette maker Juul to pour millions into overturning it.
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Four trials ended in two mistrials and the overturning of two convictions on appeal.
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But what Bishop is proposing — overturning Bears Ears' federally protected status — has no precedent.
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There's no single strategy to overturning abortion rights on the state and federal level.
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This is the kind of case where overturning precedent may make some kind of sense.
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This wave of anti-choice legislation has the ultimate goal of overturning or undermining Roe.
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There's a lot of work to do on campaign finance, starting with overturning Citizens United.
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KURTZ: Well, throwing it back to the states would in effect media overturning the Roe.
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Respondents in that same poll, however, were against overturning Roe by nearly 3 to 1.
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The ban is designed to push the Supreme Court into overturning its landmark Roe v.
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And as you're overturning all over the place, the camera whips around far too quickly.
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He claims to be a victim of hardcore Remainers bent on overturning the Brexit vote.
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Parliament could thus do what it wanted, including overturning what previous parliaments had thought good.
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Between the lines: None of these swing voters said the Supreme Court overturning Roe v.
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It promised that the revelation could lead to the overturning of the Russian adoption ban.
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Illinois lawmakers pointed to the possibility of a conservative Supreme Court majority overturning Roe v.
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Nebraska voters reinstated the death penalty by overturning a repeal passed by their state legislature.
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Ratings agency Moody's said last month that overturning the decision would hit Ukraine's credit rating.
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Liberals have warned that Kavanaugh could be the deciding vote in overturning Roe v. Wade.
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It opposes overturning the relevant global treaties (there are three, the first dating to 1961).
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They, too, could start overturning rocks, including those that hide the truth about Trump's finances.
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Justice Stephen Breyer noted that overturning the exception could upend many corners of the law.
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Top officials -- such as Vice President Mike Pence -- have repeatedly committed to overturning Roe v.
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"You can do a heck of a lot of damage without overturning it," she said.
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Missouri voters sent a strong pro-worker message Tuesday by overturning an anti-union law.
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A lot of women I know are worried about the court overturning Roe v. Wade.
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So by overturning NCAA amateurism, you'd be creating real wealth for thousands of young Americans.
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Protecting unborn life must mean more than defunding Planned Parenthood and overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Ms. Ferriss is the author of a novel about the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
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Wade, but overturning that decision would be a long process, probably requiring two new justices.
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Everything must be on the table including revising or or even overturning the Second Amendment.
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A group with the sole focus of overturning this ruling was formed five years ago.
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Loki, an overturning lava lake, is the dark horseshoe-shaped structure seen at far right.
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Conservative messaging around the courts often focuses on overturning or chipping away at Roe v.
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Legally, when defendants maintain their innocence, there are two main avenues for overturning their convictions.
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Overturning a longstanding loophole that allowed minors to be married off, New York Democratic Gov.
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Despite what Trump supporters and the president-elect himself may think, research suggests overturning Roe v.
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"The impact of overturning Roe is much broader than a woman's right to choose," Feinstein said.
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Any Supreme Court nominee of mine will make overturning Citizens United one of their first decisions.
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Kay Ivey said it might be unenforceable, but it is aimed at overturning Roe v. Wade.
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A federal appeals court has revived the lawsuit, overturning a dismissal by a lower court judge.
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For this reason, Millhiser argues, it's fair to say that Kavanaugh committed to overturning Roe v.
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In overturning that verdict, the court ordered a new trial for the officer, Yaseen Mohamed Hatem.
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That may be one reason for the chief justice to avoid overturning Roe all at once.
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An overturning may push Amazon to demand its sellers be more thorough in sales tax collection.
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Because people admire Jeffersonian yeomen, farmers are frequently invoked by those keen on overturning environmental rules.
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Since making that connection, she's remained committed to overturning policies that prevent equality between the sexes.
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In some of the most dramatic cooling episodes, overturning circulation seemed to come to a standstill.
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In June, the order overturning net neutrality went into effect after being passed in late 2017.
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He has said he would nominate a justice who would support overturning the landmark Roe v.
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There is currently a conservative majority, and if Trump gets any more appointments, overturning Roe v.
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The rare moment when overturning Citizens United gets a mention in a convention speech, loud whoops
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Vaughters told Reuters the UCI did not explain to him the reason behind overturning the decision.
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It's the latest state to pass a strict rule in hopes of overturning Roe v. Wade.
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And "incremental" would still be plenty: Simply overturning the two-year-old Whole Woman's Health v.
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Overturning Citizens United won't fix our immigration policy, criminal justice system, or the detention system overnight.
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But actually overturning Citizens United has little public support among the other candidates for president. Sens.
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Gorsuch sidestepped questions about how he would rule on other potential cases, like overturning Roe v.
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Corporate pressure is growing against a new North Carolina law overturning legal protections against LGBT discrimination.
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Together, they can reject a nominee who might vote in favor of overturning Roe v. Wade.
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And, unfortunately, Trump seems motivated by the singular goal of overturning everything the previous administration did.
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Barrett was the right pick if Trump's top priority was smoothing the politics of overturning Roe.
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California Teachers' Association, a case that put the question of overturning Abood directly before the justices.
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Since replay began in 2014, the Yankees have had baseball's highest success rate at overturning calls.
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A Completed, Updated Version of "Sanditon" Austen's final, unfinished novel, "Sanditon," begins with a carriage overturning.
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Public opinion polling from multiple organizations has consistently shown that most Americans oppose overturning Roe v.
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Overturning the rule allowing separate prosecutions for the same offenses would have worked in Manafort's favor.
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As a result, new proposals to change federal campaign finance regulations, overturning the Citizens United v.
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"The impact of overturning Roe is much broader than a women's right to choose," Feinstein said.
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Any hope of overturning the disgraceful reversal of net neutrality, however, appears to be fully buried.
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Nothing is guaranteed, but Kavanaugh will be much likelier to join a decision overturning Roe v.
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If you enter the zone illegally and score a goal thereafter, I'm all for overturning it.
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Many believe Kavanaugh, if confirmed, would be the decisive fifth vote for overturning Roe v. Wade.
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They will need to be convinced that Kavanaugh is not intent on overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Overturning that decision has been one of the Labour party's promises before national elections last September.
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They found that nothing in the law had changed in the interim to justify overturning Roe.
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This registers that he is acting in clear opposition to — and overturning — the will of Congress.
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In the face of all this, Zuboff sees a disastrous overturning of the traditional capitalist order.
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There is nothing barring the president or his designees from overturning the assessments of career officials.
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The company has had previous success overturning large verdicts in cases alleging harm from its products.
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He proposed term limits for members of Congress and overturning the Citizens United Supreme Court ruling.
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According to the Pew Research Center, nearly 70 percent of all Americans oppose overturning Roe v.
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But under the rules of reconciliation, overturning a ruling of the presiding officer requires 60 votes.
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Wyoming federal Judge Scott Skavdahl put it on hold in 2015, before overturning it in 2016.
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Last week, more than 200 Republicans urged the Supreme Court to weigh overturning Roe v. Wade.
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A majority of the Supreme Court agreed, overturning a contrary ruling by the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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In his first weeks in office, he signed legislation overturning the Obama-era Stream Protection Rule.
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The accident happened near Multan, in Punjab province, overturning part of the Awam Express, it said.
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The Fifth Circuit's 2-to-1 decision overturning that ruling is a breathtaking piece of work.
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Overturning the previous win would require them to restart the judicial process after waiting so long.
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In Kagan's fiery dissent, she blasted her colleagues for overturning a decades-old precedent, Abood vs.
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"You're about to shoot old blood," I want to shout, while overturning that spoon of filth.
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Update: This article's headline has been updated to clarify that Trump talked about overturning Roe v.
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This is the key thing to understand about what Republicans are doing by overturning Obama's rule.
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Nissan said that ruling was irrelevant given an earlier decision by a higher court overturning that decision.
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Many conservative lawmakers anticipated the suits, having advanced the measures in hopes of eventually overturning Roe v.
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N) board for a sweetened $6.5 billion takeover proposal, overturning an agreed merger with rival Entegris (ENTG.
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Even then, Trump had said he would only choose a conservative justice committed to overturning Roe v.
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"Overturning stigma is not really about trying to convince you: 'Look how sickly I am,'" she says.
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He will shift the court rightward on abortion, possibly setting up the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
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"He is against marriage equality and he has said he is all for overturning it," said Spearman.
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Social media video from Mashhad showed protesters overturning a riot police car and police motorcycles set ablaze.
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Similar Paris protests in June turned violent, with taxi drivers overturning cars and clashing with the police.
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Shannon Liss-Riordan, a lawyer for the drivers, said the overturning of the class action was expected.
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It's possible that the courts could play a role in overturning all or part of FOSTA-SESTA.
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Overturning a D.C. law requires passage by both the House and Senate and signature by the president.
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Politically, Siegel added, overturning Roe immediately could mobilize progressives for the 2020 election, which Roberts surely understands.
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Overturning, or at least totally neutering the decision, has long been a goal of anti-abortion activists.
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While the Senate has not yet voted on overturning the rule, it appears poised to do so.
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"I have been very active in overturning a number of executive actions by my predecessor," Trump began.
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GOP pollster Conor Maguire said on Tuesday that the party should not focus on overturning Roe v.
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On appeal, however, the board ruled 2-1 in favor of the union, overturning the arbitrators' decision.
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These public servants should be congratulated for making sound business choices, overturning decades of politically motivated policy.
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Pelosi quickly secured the votes to prevent Republicans from overturning the agreement, thus checkmating the deal's foes.
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New ideas about how to provide mobility are emerging, but they're far from overturning the familiar paradigm.
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But t's hard to compare support for legalized abortion to support for keeping or overturning Roe v.
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Some 13 million people are projected to lose coverage as a result of overturning the individual mandate.
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But it's worth asking what overturning Roe will look like if the Court does go that direction.
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Now, the main impediment to further research is overcoming psychedelics' significant social stigma and overturning their illegality.
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If Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation as a Supreme Court justice results in the overturning of Roe v.
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Reproductive rights advocates fear that, if confirmed, Kavanaugh could be the deciding vote in overturning Roe v.
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"We went from if to when," Senator Krueger said of the possible overturning of the 1973 decision.
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The ongoing Republican commitment to eliminating legal abortion by overturning Roe was evident in the 2016 election.
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But Mr. Ulbrich, who is disabled, does not like the idea of overturning the Affordable Care Act.
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It is they who are trying to influence the election by overturning it any way they can.
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The appeal led to the judges overturning some of Praljak's convictions, but his sentence was not reduced.
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Why is Mr. Johnston optimistic that his bill might lead to an overturning of Roe v. Wade?
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"We are still looking forward to fighting it or overturning it," she said, referring to the law.
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Recovery will require a fundamental overturning of the development model in place for the past 15 years.
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And even without overturning his signature cases, Justice Kennedy's decisions can be narrowed and their implications minimized.
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" Mr. Kimball sees one motivating factor behind recent judicial decisions overturning President Trump's travel ban: "rank partisanship.
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" Pro-choice organizations and their sympathetic pollsters prefer to ask, "Do you support overturning Roe vs. Wade?
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The announcement later this week will set in motion the process of overturning the Obama-era plan.
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United States, overturning a conviction for unlawfully procuring citizenship by making a false statement on an application.
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Overturning all these federal and state rules and regulations is unlikely to be a Trump administration priority.
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Presidential impeachment was once almost unthinkable because of the gravity of overturning the results of an election.
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After the partial overturning of their convictions, it's unclear what the defendants' maximum potential sentencing could be.
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The trumpet blasts come even as he issues daily executive actions overturning longstanding policies across the board.
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Along with overturning the driving ban, women are now allowed to attend sporting events in Saudi Arabia.
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He recently endorsed overturning Obamacare in the federal courts, without having a replacement plan ready to go.
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Were issues of racial injustice not enough, overturning the Cole Memo negatively impacts public health as well.
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Given his domineering influence over Egyptian media, al-Sisi could easily contain fallout from overturning the verdicts.
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Before April's election, Trump recognized Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, overturning decades of US foreign policy.
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Oddly, Trump ended up overturning the Obama administration's ban on selling lethal weapons to Ukraine in 2017.
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In that same survey, 65 percent said they would oppose a Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v.
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Nothing is guaranteed, but Kennedy's replacement will be much likelier to join a decision overturning Roe v.
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They hope it eventually ends up in the Supreme Court and leads to the overturning of Roe v.
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Both Thomas and Ginsburg appear to be indicating that abortion laws will fail in overturning Roe or Casey.
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In April, Pai proposed overturning the 2015 net neutrality rules, with a final vote expected later this year.
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Employment tribunals can also be involved in determining a worker's employment status — sometimes overturning an earlier HMRC classification.
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The Islamic Republic is both a nuclear rogue and malign regional force committed to overturning the status quo.
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Even rural voters — who normally give President Trump some of his strongest support — are strongly against overturning Roe.
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But this would be a big deal, overturning 70 years of American foreign policy with potentially sweeping implications.
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Overturning the decision would threaten "a default and a new economic crisis," Poroshenko said in a televised address.
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Overturning the law is also one of the top items on President-elect Donald Trump's to-do list.
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It's more about creating fan expectations, then overturning them for narrative impact — and sometimes for pure shock value.
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But that, of course, didn't stop national lawmakers from overturning the FCC's rules, despite the likely foreseen pushback.
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The backlash against party elites overturning the perceived will of the primary and caucus voters is dangerous enough.
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Indeed, it is their common interest in overturning the American-backed order in Asia that drives their alliance.
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Let's be clear: overturning the DOL rule would run counter everything both parties are supposed to stand for.
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Shortly thereafter, the House of Representatives voted 348-77 in favor of the bill, overturning the President's veto.
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In Taiwan grassroots climate activists wearing polar bear masks won a referendum overturning the previous nuclear-exit policy.
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The law overturning the rape loophole, which also criminalised sexual harassment in public, passed by a unanimous vote.
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Many Democrats and left-wings activists say Kavanaugh could be the deciding vote in overturning Roe v. Wade.
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In 2017, Trump accused judges of thwarting the fight against terrorism by overturning his executive orders on immigration.
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But overturning Roe is not a legal or political impossibility, it's not a radical departure for our country.
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Weighing on the case was a 2016 Supreme Court ruling overturning the corruption conviction of former Virginia Gov.
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Mac Thornberry (R-Ariz.), said they would continue efforts to eliminate wasteful spending, but still pursue overturning sequestration.
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Under the CRA, lawmakers have 60 legislative days to pass a resolution overturning a regulation from the administration.
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Recent polls suggest there could be a lot to worry about for those who oppose overturning the law.
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LGBT rights: It's hard to imagine the court ever overturning Kennedy's historic 2015 decision on same-sex marriage.
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He could be the president who is ultimately responsible for overturning (or at least severely weakening) Roe v.
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Ms. Crilly pointed to the overturning of Ireland's abortion ban in May as a historic moment for women.
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Republicans in 2010 ran on overturning the new health care law, but it has yet to be repealed.
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And even though an enduring majority of Americans support keeping abortion legal, the path to overturning Roe v.
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It is not overturning patents promiscuously and it is not focusing undo effort in areas not considered troubled.
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But during a hearing to consider overturning the sentence in 2001, Mr. St. Clair denied misleading Mr. Barnes.
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He brags to her about overturning a cart that was transporting an enormous bell to a new church.
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"Advocates have long been really pushing this message of how important overturning the Hyde Amendment is," Dreith said.
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This would create a legal conflict that supporters hoped would lead to the Supreme Court ultimately overturning Roe.
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Elizabeth A.C.C., that expanded the definition of what it means to be a parent, overturning a previous ruling.
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But the court gave the FCC a chance to address those issues instead of overturning the commission's decision.
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According to a Pew survey conducted after the election, 7 in 10 Americans oppose overturning Roe v. Wade.
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It often intervenes in international conflicts at a high cost, thus keeping dissatisfied nations from overturning the system.
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Richard Cash, who argued for the measure, said that he hopes it will lead to overturning Roe v.
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WASHINGTON — Two-hundred and seven members of Congress asked the Supreme Court Thursday to consider overturning Roe v.
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Wadeunder a Kennedy-less Court: Kennedy's replacement will be much likelier to join a decision overturning Roe v.
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Despite the rhetoric of the Kavanaugh debate — in which conservatives downplayed the nominee's commitment to overturning Roe v.
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Overturning Citizens United and taxing the hell out of Charles Koch may or may not be good ideas.
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Waring's words — "Segregation is per se inequality" — formed the legal basis for the court's unanimous decision overturning school segregation.
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If the Senate follows suit in overturning this rule, the US will go from a leader into a laggard.
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"We have to have — without question — a shot of that play that's worthy of overturning that call," Price said.
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Thousands of Ethiopian Jews took to the streets, throwing stones at police officers, blocking roads and overturning police cars.
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She has been separated from her family and living in safe houses since the 2018 overturning of the sentence.
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I think, certainly, Chief Justice Roberts will be very cautious about overturning any of these --- any of those precedents.
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I have been asking myself repeatedly, why the majority is so singularly-focused on overturning these wildly-popular rules?
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Google won the Damore case without overturning any broader precedents, and organizers say it shouldn't be necessary here either.
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Therefore, repealing the law or overturning it in court is paramount for Airbnb — but it may not be easy.
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There is no subtler, no surer means of overturning the existing basis of society than to debauch the currency.
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The two prevailing theories include eruptions, which spread lava flows over a large area, or overturning waves of lava.
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Republicans want the legal challenge to reach the U.S. Supreme Court in hopes of overturning the 1973 Roe v.
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According to De Standaard, the fry entrepreneurs had already lost two cases with the government regarding overturning this rule.
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Baez says he'll start taking a look at Aaron's other murder case in the hopes of overturning the conviction.
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Ted Kennedy's seat in 2009, praised Sanders' commitment to overturning Citizens United and restoring campaign finance limits if elected.
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Kagan and Justice Stephen Breyer also stressed the impact of the court taking the rare step of overturning Abood.
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The Senate may soon continue this wanton disregard for environmental rules by overturning the Alaska National Wildlife Refuges Rule.
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But in continuing to voice that he intends to appoint a Supreme Court Justice for whom overturning Roe v.
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The terrifyingly misogynistic rhetoric that has characterized the Republican presidential race — in which all candidates support overturning Roe v.
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Some are calling out the fact that bills like this could lead to the Supreme Court overturning Roe v.
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"We are just one vote away in the Senate from overturning the FCC's terrible decision on net neutrality," Sen.
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The best well known example of this change was the overturning of the separate but equal doctrine Plessy v.
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Clinton, who has said that a 2008 Supreme Court ruling overturning a handgun ban in Washington was wrongly decided.
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Among his notable cases was a 2014 decision overturning Philadelphia's 95-year ban on political contributions by police officers.
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Instead, they should focus on grassroots fundraising, while simultaneously working for publicly funded elections and for overturning Citizens United.
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Johnson & Johnson – The company won an appellate court ruling overturning a $151 million verdict against the medical device maker.
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In any case, developing countries would need to unite behind one candidate to have any chance of overturning convention.
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Contested conventions get a bad rap, because they are seen as the delegates overturning the decision of the people.
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In arguing for overturning the convictions, Multhaup took issue over when the victim, known as Emily Doe, became unconscious.
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Rubio was a staunch opponent to the opening with Cuba under Obama and has supported Trump overturning the measures.
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Hill.TV host Buck Sexton said Thursday that the Supreme Court could scrap affirmative action before overturning Roe v. Wade.
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This is a higher regulatory burden than current EU practice, and would result in overturning several of its laws.
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Kavanaugh has, in the unauthorized immigrant minor case, already suggested what an overturn-without-overturning approach could look like.
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Yet the replacement of Kennedy with a staunch conservative would mean the overturning of Roe is a strong possibility.
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" And as she pointed out, "the impact of overturning Roe is much broader than a woman's right to choose.
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These data demonstrate that overturning Roe and defunding Planned Parenthood are excellent starting points but not the end-game.
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On Wednesday, China reported a slight increase in new daily cases, overturning several consecutive days of fewer new infections.
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Before overturning entrenched power dynamics and cultural norms, however, they knew they first had to identify and define them.
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That's how they can justify savaging abortion rights even though we know how many Americans oppose overturning Roe v.
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I've come to believe that overturning Roe would not be "pro-life"; rather, it would be destructive of life.
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This is not the time to have a government bent on overturning regulations aimed at controlling climate-related disasters.
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In his pronouncements and Supreme Court appointments, President Trump appears intent on overturning, or at least hobbling, Roe v.
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"It gave me ideas like overturning the present system and realizing Western constitutional government in China," Mr. Xie said.
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He's overturning all the Obama obstacles to hydraulic fracturing, which his presidential opponent Hillary Clinton would have dramatically increased.
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She was a key player in overturning the military's "don't ask don't tell" policy and calling for marriage equality.
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It gave me ideas about overturning our country's present political system and introducing their political system into our country.
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Judge Noonan wrote the 250-to-1 ruling overturning a lower-court decision that the state law was unconstitutional.
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WASHINGTON — More than 200 Republican members of Congress on Thursday asked the Supreme Court to consider overturning Roe v.
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A top aide to President-elect Donald Trump says he plans on aggressively overturning federal bureaucracy after his inauguration.
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"Nocturama" is not the only movie among the series's 23 selections to evoke the overturning of the social order.
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Boxer said Thursday overturning the rules for trucker rest and meal breaks would have consequences for U.S. road safety.
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South Korea's Foreign Ministry said the ship began "listing heavily," about 80 degrees, to the port side before overturning.
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Signatories included the watchdog group Public Citizen and End Citizens United, a group dedicated to overturning the 2010 ruling.
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As I wrote in July 2018: For social conservatives, overturning Roe is their biggest priority in the next decade.
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If the chair rules that it is allowed, then McConnell could tee up a vote on overturning that decision.
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Those provisions have been used in the overturning of a number of high-profile cases of miscarriages of justice.
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It is no secret that the pro-life movement's central, intermediate-range political aim is overturning Roe v. Wade.
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But in spite of strong public opposition to overturning it, Congressional Republicans voted along party lines to do so.
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But a comparative analysis of the remains left behind by Neanderthals and contemporaneous humans is finally overturning this unwarranted assumption.
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On Friday, however, FIFA announced that it was overturning those sanctions after the Argentinian Football Association successfully appealed the decision.
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A Latin phrase, stare decisis means that judges should respect legal precedents by letting them stand instead of overturning them.
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And Dems have completely taken the stance that Kavanaugh will be a part of a process of overturning Roe v.
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Turning is way too sensitive and there's quite a bit of delay from input, which causes a lot of overturning.
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Several other companies, including Citigroup, joined an amicus brief in support of overturning the Defense of Marriage Act in 2013.
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Rozhkova said overturning the nationalisation would derail Ukraine's $3.9 billion programme with the International Monetary Fund and rock investor confidence.
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It is by upholding such restrictions, rather than overturning Roe, that a conservative court is likely to reduce abortion rights.
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Ten years later, when he dissented from the court's overturning of the Defense of Marriage Act in United States v.
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The country's Supreme Court has been overturning colonial-era laws, and recently decriminalized same-sex relations and adultery, for example.
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Still, abortion rights advocates fear that overturning Roe could lead to a revival of Massachusetts' 19th century law against abortion.
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An issue that's sure to come up during confirmation proceedings is whether Kavanaugh is in favor of overturning Roe v.
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Despite public opinion, states across the country have been paring back abortion access or preparing for the overturning of Roe.
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Knox's vehicle overturned once, sliding down the highway on its roof before hitting a culvert and overturning again, News4 reports.
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Bob Corker, which holds major implications for Democrats&apos chances for overturning the 51-49 Republican Senate majority in November.
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The FCC order overturning the Obama-era protections includes a section banning states from passing their own net neutrality rules.
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When she overcorrected, the old, white Buick swerved and crashed through a barbed wire fence before overturning in a field.
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He thought his proposal wouldn't rock the boat much because it wasn't creating new rules or overturning any old ones.
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Rozhkova said overturning the nationalization would derail Ukraine's $3.9 billion program with the International Monetary Fund and rock investor confidence.
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In overturning Lambert's conviction, a judge ruled the case against her should never have proceeded because of the language oversight.
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The House will now attempt to follow suit and enact the budget and tax hike by overturning the governor's vetoes.
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Roberts could cite the concept of stare decisis (in respecting precedent) in trying to limit the overturning of past cases.
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Can we overcome the anti-human agenda embedded in our technology without also overturning the civilization that produced those technologies?
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That law was previously upheld and the principle of stare decisis discourages the court from overturning such relatively recent holdings.
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If Kavanaugh is confirmed, there is nothing stopping the 2900-220006 conservative majority on the Court from overturning Roe v.
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If he is confirmed and uses a long enough nail, overturning Morrison could lead to ending the Mueller probe, too.
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The businessman, who was recently convicted on fraud charges in Virginia, could have benefited from the court overturning the doctrine.
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In arguing for overturning the convictions, Multhaup is taking issue over when the victim, known as Emily Doe, became unconscious.
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In a harshly worded dissent, Justice Elena Kagan wrote that by overturning Abood, the court was improperly disrespecting established precedent.
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In the Shelby decision, Roberts said the court was not overturning the law's permanent ban on racial discrimination in voting.
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I support publicly financed elections and overturning the absurd Supreme Court decision that buying politicians is protected by the Constitution.
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In the 1970s, anti-abortion politicians dreamed up Hyde as the next best thing to overturning Roe v. Wade. Rep.
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Similarly, a phenomenon known as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation shunts warm temperatures from the Gulf of Mexico to Europe.
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With the tariff gambit on Mexico, Trump is overturning that logic in a way that his other trade shenanigans haven't.
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Susan Collins (ME) and Lisa Murkowski (AK) are part of the minority of Republicans who oppose overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Love, for Curry, provides hope in the face of social injustice, even as it provides a blueprint for overturning it.
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But the power of precedent is still a significant barrier to overturning cases as long-lasting and pivotal as Roe.
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But after I completely lost my eyesight in 2012, my attempts at overturning my conviction quickly fell by the wayside.
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The goal is to prevent Democrats from overturning Republican policy initiatives and electoral rules that help Republicans win statewide elections.
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It is to insist on understanding when judgment comes easily, and seek surprise and the overturning of one's own certainties.
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If overturning Roe is the state's desired result, the state will have to seek that relief from a higher court.
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Overturning the lower courts' decisions, France's supreme court (called the Cour de Cassation) agreed with the argument made by Christie's.
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It was Ms. Windsor's 2013 U.S. Supreme Court case that led to the overturning of the Defense of Marriage Act.
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This is of small comfort to lefties like Sanders who rail against the status quo and focus on overturning it.
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So far, the administration of President Moon Jae-in has agreed only to research the question of overturning the ban.
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The movie comes as conservatives are feeling emboldened to roll back abortion rights, including potentially overturning the landmark Roe v.
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In 2018, the Interior Department accidentally made public emails that included drafts of presidential proclamations overturning the Obama-era designation.
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One potential downside is that important research bucking a trend or overturning accepted wisdom may face challenges surviving peer review.
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In 1996, he led the court in overturning a Colorado law barring cities from protecting gays and lesbians from discrimination.
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Wednesday's retirement announcement by Justice Anthony Kennedy of the United States Supreme Court could spell the overturning of Roe v.
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Lucy Ferriss is the author of 10 books, including "The Misconceiver," a novel about the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
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Domino's had filed the appeal to the Supreme Court in hopes of overturning a 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling.
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Overturning the verdicts on the CSA and honest services fraud predicates is not meant to condone or minimize this behavior.
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Indeed, limiting or overturning Chevron might provide yet another avenue for the Trump administration to invalidate Obama-era agency interpretations.
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An Australian court found that Westpac staff inappropriately gave personal financial advice when marketing pension funds, overturning an earlier ruling.
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This effort is in response to a Congress overturning what was misleadingly described as a Federal Communications Commission "privacy" rule.
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He made some progress on all fronts, but did not achieve larger goals such as the overturning of Roe v.
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They also asked the justices to consider overturning another landmark abortion ruling in the 1992 case Planned Parenthood v. Casey.
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As such, their removal is not just about the removal of a person but the overturning of that elected will.
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So I really wanted to analyze what that means and how these photographers are responding and perhaps even overturning that.
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Without a court case or a legislation overturning the rule, the rule will probably be in place by next April.
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Then there are the anti-establishment populists, who have no particular ideology but are dedicated to overturning the status quo.
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This election is about overturning Citizens United, one of the worst Supreme Court decisions in the history of our country.
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Activists and Democratic politicians praise the role sports organizations played in overturning House Bill 2, but only to a point.
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But as long as its fiercest ideological opponents remain deeply committed to overturning it, Obamacare will never be truly safe.
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The reasons House Republicans have given for overturning the rule match those for implementing the rule in the first place.
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Overturning Roe would harden these gaps between states, and also open up a vast new market for self-induced abortions.
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Alito, once again, was tasked with writing the case against Abood, this time in the process of overturning it entirely.
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This is all about overturning the results and keeping "the swamp" full for those who live in it and reject change.
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Prop 13 has been politically untouchable since it first passed in 1978, because overturning it would mean higher taxes for landowners.
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The FCC published its order overturning net neutrality last week, a procedural step that allows for the filing of legal challenges.
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Even among Republicans, there is no clear push for overturning the law, just 37% said they'd like to see that happen.
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At this point in time, it's hard to envision the commission not overturning Title II by the end of this proceeding.
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The question is whether the overturning of Mr Fujimori's pardon marks the beginning of a comeback for a weakened political force.
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Numbers peaked again a decade later, between 221 and 22017, when the Supreme Court was close to overturning Roe v. Wade.
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"As many of you know, I've been very active in overturning a number of executive actions by my predecessor," Trump said.
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Many advocates on both sides of the issue saw Kennedy as the sole blockade preventing the court from overturning Roe v.
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Overturning the landmark ruling - the goal of many religious groups - could place decision-making powers on abortion in the 50 states.
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In its favour, a new referendum is the purest way of overturning the old one or forcing Remainers to accept Brexit.
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If both chambers of Congress pass their net neutrality restoration bills, the final step to overturning net neutrality is presidential approval.
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And they discovered a striking pattern: every single instance of global cooling was preceded by a slow-down of overturning circulation.
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An overwhelming number of Irish voters overturning the country&aposs constitutional ban on abortions that has been in place since 1983.
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The court split evenly on overturning the appellate ruling and affirmed the 5th Circuit's judgment without additional discussion of the case.
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Despite current threats to abortion access, Booth doesn't believe women will accept backward motion as severe as overturning Roe v. Wade.
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At the end of a long dissent, Breyer, writing for his liberal colleagues, took on the issue of justices overturning precedent.
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The couple had previously managed to stop a draft of an executive order overturning policies protecting LGBTQ rights in the workplace.
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Veselnitskaya, the Russian lawyer in the Trump Jr. meeting, has been the lead proponent in the US of overturning the ban.
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Last year, U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer, a George W. Bush appointee, sided with MetLife, overturning the designation on two grounds.
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Coaches claiming that a goal followed a missed offside call had greater success, with four of six challenges overturning a goal.
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Few issues are as divisive as abortion rights, but a July poll found that 71 percent oppose overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Canada's Supreme Court prompted the new legislation by overturning criminal laws banning assisted suicide last year before Mr. Trudeau took office.
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He challenged concerns that a new Supreme Court justice appointed by Trump would lead to the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
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Collins also dismissed concerns from progressives and Democrats that Kavanaugh would provide a fifth vote for weakening or overturning Roe v.
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Clinton began her campaign with an array of serious proposals, from overturning Citizens United to overhauling the impotent Federal Election Commission.
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But the federal government's ban on the drug continues, and a Trump White House may not be friendly to overturning it.
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While some have tried to label Thompson as a vehicle for overturning donation limits entirely, it is actually a straightforward case.
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For this reason, it was difficult to convince evangelicals that supporting a Republican presidential nominee was the key to overturning Roe.
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Mr Zúñiga had the good fortune to have two campaigning lawyers take on his case, who succeeded in overturning the verdict.
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Last week, Naturists in the OC showed up at a City Council meeting, asking the council to consider overturning the ban.
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Tucked away in the ruling to uphold Trump's travel ban is the overturning of another landmark Supreme Court decision: Korematsu v.
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Congress voted last March to allow internet service providers to share subscriber data with third parties, overturning FCC internet privacy rules.
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And while many Republicans have given up on repealing ObamaCare, the network is still obsessed with overturning the president's signature law.
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Tagging a bench with a sign of the android uprising nudges the bar toward violence, overturning a car even more so.
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An opinion all four justices signed in January demonstrated their hunger for a case that could lead to that decision's overturning.
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Several states, including Alabama, Missouri and Ohio, have passed laws banning most abortions, with the goal of overturning Roe v. Wade.
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I think it would be very, very hard to imagine a Delaware court overturning the concept of voting control, ... Mm-hmm.
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Update on June 11, 2019: The Court of Appeals reinstated the murder conviction of John Giuca, overturning an appeals court decision.
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He wants public funding of campaigns and promises to make overturning Citizens United a litmus test in a Supreme Court nomination.
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House Democrats will stop at nothing less than overturning the will of the American people and obtaining that power for themselves.
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The anti-abortion movement believes it's one Donald Trump-appointed Supreme Court justice away from a shot at overturning Roe v.
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This involves overturning a lower court decision that ruled against a permit for the pipeline to cross under the Appalachian Trail.
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The Justice Department asked the Richmond-based 4th Circuit Court of Appeals to expedite overturning an injunction on the federal government.
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We must demand that the Senate refuse to confirm any Supreme Court nominee committed to overturning Roe or restricting its impact.
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President Trump says that while he's been "very active" in overturning Obama-era policies, revoking turkey pardons won't be among them.
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The ship, called the Golden Ray, began "listing heavily" about 80 degrees early Sunday morning before overturning in St. Simons Sound.
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Johnson & Johnson, which is based in New Brunswick, N.J., has prevailed in some cases and succeeded in overturning verdicts in others.
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Many Republicans were clearly uneasy with the president's action, but few were ready to declare their support for legislation overturning it.
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Yet the replacement of Kennedy with a staunch conservative like Kavanaugh would mean the overturning of Roe is a strong possibility.
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For months, Pai has been denigrating that decision, and he formally took the first step toward overturning it in mid-May.
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It found that Bernie Sanders defeated Hillary Clinton by eight percentage points among Hispanic voters, overturning months of conventional wisdom about Mrs.
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And while they're chipping away at access, Trump may succeed in appointing a Supreme Court justice committed to overturning Roe v. Wade.
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They found that the neurons' axons branched out and sent information to many areas simultaneously, overturning the one-to-one mapping theory.
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Democrats are trying to keep alive the controversy over Congress overturning privacy rules for broadband providers before they could go into effect.
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The central bank says overturning the nationalisation would derail Ukraine's $3.9 billion programme with the International Monetary Fund and rock investor confidence.
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"Russia is behind overturning the scales of the opposition to be in the interest of Assad and not against him," he said.
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"If overturning Roe is the State's desired result, the State will have to seek that relief from a higher court," he added.
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"As many of you know, I have been very active in overturning a number of executive actions by my predecessor," Trump quipped.
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The next president could appoint Supreme Court justices committed to overturning these decisions, clearing the way for new restrictions on outside spending.
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But of those 46 laws, 14 were simply overturning Obama-era rules, using a little-known law call the Congressional Review Act.
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Conservatives considered the issue wrongly decided, and plotted to overturn it, just as liberals dream of someday overturning Citizens United v. FEC.
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A poll by the Kaiser Foundation last November found that 6900 percent of the public opposed the Supreme Court overturning the protection.
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The central bank says overturning the nationalization would derail Ukraine's $3.9 billion program with the International Monetary Fund and rock investor confidence.
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And what if it actually succeeded in overturning this market and brought many of its advantages to the rest of the world?
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In 2014, an Italian appeal court acquitted four banks of mis-selling swaps to the city of Milan, overturning an earlier verdict.
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That line has led personhood advocates to believe that the map to overturning Roe has been buried in the decision all along.
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"We learned a heartbreaking lesson in this case; we are sorry," said Zhao Jianping, the court's deputy president, in overturning the verdict.
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The only real question is whether they'd be so overt as to say outright that they are overturning Roe in the process.
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Despite complaints about Obamacare insurance premium increases, just 37 percent of Kaiser poll respondents said that overturning it was a high priority.
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You could even argue that the overturning of net neutrality in the US could have the potential to challenge tech platform power.
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Though nominations for this round of elections have closed, the overturning of the sentences should allow them to run in future elections.
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Top bankers expect a more conservative 50 billion reais a year, if the Bolsonaro government succeeds in overturning the Supreme Court orders.
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And voters might see a coalition with Labour as overturning the results of the election, given the size of the Nationals' lead.
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If you look at it from Lincoln's point of view, he would have approved of China overturning the serfdom system in Tibet.
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Here's what her proposal calls for: "Polling data shows that 71% of Americans oppose overturning Roe — including 52% of Republicans," Warren writes.
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The bottom line: Chief Justice John Roberts seems likely to move relatively slowly here, rather than overturning Roe in one fell swoop.
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The appeals court, while overturning Hickey's felony conviction of mistreatment, let stand his conviction on two counts of second-degree child neglect.
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When Trump teased a presidential run in 1999, he supported overturning the ban on gay Americans serving openly in the armed forces.
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They hope a glove potentially containing DNA, which officials have yet to test, holds the answers — and grounds for overturning her conviction.
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With the 1992 presidential election fast approaching, Kolbert sought to make sure the Supreme Court handed down its decision overturning Roe v.
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That year, the justices ruled in Heller's favor, overturning the law in a decision that established an individual's right to bear arms.
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The chances of an adversary actually overturning the results of a Canadian election are almost nonexistent, given that voters use paper ballots.
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The GOP, the party that birthed him, can hardly wait to defund Planned Parenthood and get to work overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Warren is fundamentally a pro-markets institutionalist, more interested in making the existing economic and political system fairer than overturning it altogether.
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Lee Saunders, the president at AFSCME, said that in overturning Abood the court tossed out a longstanding precedent that fostered labor peace.
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Jenkins also touted his work with Trump on the GOP tax plan and role in overturning a regulation related to coal companies.
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The House is expected to vote Tuesday on a measure overturning his emergency declaration to build a wall on the Mexican border.
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It will take more than the overturning of right-to-work laws to reverse the decades-long decline in union membership nationally.
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Despite WeWork's arbitration requirement, Ms. Zoumer decided to sue the company on her own, hoping she would prevail in overturning the clause.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - President Trump wants to "do a number" on post-crisis financial reforms, but overturning them will be tough.
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Whether that state's strategy is savvy or not, apparently "fetal personhood" reigns as the most effective argument for overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Democrats and some Republicans are pressuring Trump to pick a nominee who in their view is not intent on overturning Roe v.
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The ocean current system in the Atlantic Ocean, called the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), is responsible for western Europe's warm temperatures.
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The Supreme Court's unanimous overturning of a former Virginia governor's corruption conviction will make it harder to prosecute public officials for graft.
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Overturning these initiatives will take more than hand-waving delays and repeals that merely assert that the government has changed its mind.
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Overturning precedent (whether favorable or not) should be regarded as removing Excalibur's sword, not as an opportunity to grind a personal ax.
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It voted in favor of an amendment overturning a constitutional ban on divorce in 1995, nine years after voters had rejected it.
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Significantly, since the ballot initiative changed the Florida constitution, overturning the poll tax only requires electing new politicians (albeit in gerrymandered districts).
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Liberal Democrat Luciana Berger is confident of overturning the Conservative majority of over 20,000 to win the seat of Finchley & Golders Green.
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Members of the court, including Justice Kagan, expressed hesitance at the thought of overturning precedent set by the Supreme Court in Dirks.
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If anyone can pick their way through these complexities, however, it's probably Price, according to prominent conservatives committed to overturning the law.
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While President Trump pops off tweets and executive orders, the Republican House has been quietly overturning significant elements of Obama's late presidency.
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But since the new administration took over in January, it's been successfully used three times — for things like overturning pesky environmental regulations.
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For example, on the abortion rights side, last year Gallup found that a clear majority — 23-28 — opposed overturning Roe v Wade.
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Kavanaugh, appointed by Trump in 2018, wrote a dissenting opinion expressing surprise at the court overturning a law in use for decades.
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Proponents of overturning the declaration are likely to be far short of the 67 Senate votes needed to override the promised veto.
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But precisely because the ban was so out of step with the world, the royal decree overturning it carries major symbolic importance.
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The wording of the referendum has yet to be determined, leaving uncertainty over how far it would go in overturning the restrictions.
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"Overturning Apodaca, moreover, would lead to significant practical problems and would unsettle related areas of the law," the state told the court.
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" She said she shares her father's oft-repeated view that the impeachment investigation is about "overturning the results of the 2016 election.
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Maybe that's because the 5-to-4 decision, overturning decades of implicit Supreme Court precedent, was such a shock to the system.
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A picture with an article on Sunday, about a judge overturning part of the bail system in Houston, was published in error.
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In statements posted to Twitter earlier this month, Schumer claimed that Kavanaugh passed Trump's "litmus test" on potential cases overturning Roe v.
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This is an extremely risky road for Republicans to go down — one that implies explicitly overturning the results of a democratic election.
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Overturning the order outright would most likely require establishing that it is a ban on Muslims, which the White House has denied.
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State officials, however, have since appealed the decision overturning the law, and await a decision from the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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It is not clear how that amounts to a "deep state" conspiracy aimed at overturning the results of the 2016 election. 383.
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Safari Club International, (SCI) which runs the convention, has been one of the most vocal proponents of overturning the Obama-era ban.
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Many of its recent decisions on white-collar crime cases were unanimous, such as overturning the corruption conviction of former Virginia Gov.
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" He continues, "Sometimes, originalists agree about the founders' intentions but disagree about overturning deeply rooted precedents that may clash with those intentions.
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The nation's largest LGBTQ civil rights organization, however, said that Trump is setting a "low bar" by not overturning his predecessor's order.
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Republicans have defended Trump and accused Democrats of a partisan effort aimed at overturning his upset 2016 victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Both the House and Senate twice passed resolutions overturning Trump's emergency declarations, but were unable to overturn Trump's veto on the matter.
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Judges and justices have not looked favorably upon white-collar prosecutions for more than a decade now, overturning verdicts and narrowing statutes.
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And keep in mind the racist background, which in the 1860s Republicans were focused on overturning with a clear bright-line rule.
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So, we've gone ahead and come up with five different ways to bring your salads to life without totally overturning your lunch routine.
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God has nothing to do with the law, this woman is scary, very scary because she&aposs a threat to overturning established law.
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If he wins, the logic goes, indicting him and forcing him out would be a way of overturning the people's just-expressed will.
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If Zarda's argument were to prevail, it would set a new precedent in the 2nd Circuit by overturning two cases from the 2000s.
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Those behind the wave of legislation are hoping to get an audience before the Supreme Court with the hope of overturning Roe v.
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Rozhkova said overturning the nationalisation would undermine the central bank's independence and encourage owners of other banks declared insolvent to challenge the regulator.
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In overturning Dassey's conviction, the judge cited interrogators' promise of leniency On Friday, a federal judge overturned Dassey's murder conviction, deeming it illegal.
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This helps to explain why, as Vox's and other polling shows, most Americans don't want to make abortion illegal by overturning Roe v.
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The former lawyers for Stephen Avery are "very gratified" by a judge's ruling Friday overturning the murder conviction of Branden Dassey, Avery's nephew.
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Because Spearman said Trump is "all for" overturning same-sex marriage, when his opinion is not all that clear, our verdict is false.
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The chances of an adversary actually overturning the results of a Canadian election are almost non-existent, given that voters use paper ballots.
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" Asked if he thought Mr. Bush was committed to overturning President Obama's policies, Mr. Rubio only said, "I can tell you, I will.
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CTA was always destined to end up at the Supreme Court, because getting rid of agency fees would have required overturning a precedent.
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Data showed July exports in China rose 3.3% from a year earlier, the fastest since March, overturning analyst forecasts for a 2.0% drop.
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But far from reassuring them, many concluded that she herself had little faith in overturning two previous heavy defeats by lawmakers in London.
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Rozhkova said overturning the nationalization would undermine the central bank's independence and encourage owners of other banks declared insolvent to challenge the regulator.
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"I'd like to thank the Pennsylvania Superior Court for overturning my conviction and granting me a new trial," the rapper wrote on Twitter.
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One of the major impacts of climate change is that it's completely overturning everything we thought we knew about how Arctic ice works.
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Pat McCrory (R) said he would appeal a 4th Circuit Court decision overturning major parts of his state's landmark 2013 election reform law.
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Gloria Allred thinks the new Supreme Court nominee puts President Trump one HUGE step closer to achieving his goal of overturning Roe v.
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Early democracy was progressive in overturning the rule of aristocracy and monarchy, but it excluded voting rights for huge swathes of the population.
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DISRUPTION may be the buzzword in boardrooms, but the most striking feature of business today is not the overturning of the established order.
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President Donald Trump earlier this week promised to name his nominee for Supreme Court justice next week, someone dedicated to overturning Roe v.
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A Bahraini court on Sunday ordered life sentences for three senior opposition members, overturning a previous acquittal on charges of spying for Qatar.
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Democrats are planning to force a vote in the Senate this week on overturning a Trump administration rule expanding non-ObamaCare insurance plans.
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She listed the Green New Deal alongside other progressive proposals she supports, including "Medicare for all," student loan relief and overturning Citizens United.
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It's a hilarious verdict that's also quite worrisome because you can imagine another judge overturning it on appeal because of the obvious bias.
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If Kavanaugh provided a fifth vote for overturning the Morrison case, it could have implications for the Mueller probe, according to legal experts.
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But you can bet all the gold in Mar-a-Lago that President Trump will nominate someone committed to overturning Roe v. Wade.
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The chance of overturning the result of the election is considered very slim, even if all three states go along with the recount.
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The Supreme Court with Justice Scalia was far more "activist" than it had been in recent years, overturning one established law after another.
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" The court ruling, she said, "extinguishes the last hope we have had of legally overturning a punishment where the crime remains a mystery.
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Overturning said regulations could allow people from outside Philadelphia to keep tabs on election sites, a tactic some fear will encourage voter intimidation.
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That's why Irons doesn't see a Roberts court, even one with a hard-right majority, overturning "bedrock decisions" for gay marriage and abortion.
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An appeal court on Friday said the party was legally able to do so, overturning an earlier court ruling that it was unlawful.
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While the legal feasibility of such an undertaking may be up for debate, overturning Obama's drilling ban would be disastrous for many reasons.
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Leonard Leo, a conservative lawyer who advised Mr. Trump on his appointment of Mr. Gorsuch, said earlier on Sunday that overturning Roe v.
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The first thing that will happen is not an overturning of Roe v Wade but just a backing off of Whole Woman's Health.
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The state government then filed suit to have the case heard by the higher courts — with an eye on overturning the Quill decision.
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President Donald Trump earlier this week promised to name his nominee for Supreme Court justice next week, someone dedicated to overturning Roe v.
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"As many of you know, I have been very active in overturning a number of executive actions by my predecessor," Mr. Trump said.
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Overturning Rhodes seems unlikely, but modifying it with a ruling specifying that people who are seriously ill need better treatment could be possible.
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Wade abortion rights decision was rightly decided — an issue that could illuminate whether he views it as settled precedent or vulnerable to overturning.
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But Roosevelt grew angry at resistance from Democrats to additional domestic programs and repeated Supreme Court rulings overturning parts of the New Deal.
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Add a Constitutional amendment overturning presidential term limits, and Nixon remained president well into the mid-80s, when the original story takes place.
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It is hard to imagine that such a profound undertaking — the overturning of an American election — could emerge as such a dramatic dud.
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NATIONAL A picture with an article on Sunday, about a judge overturning part of the bail system in Houston, was published in error.
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The state appealed to the Ninth Circuit, which ruled 3-0 in 2017 that the lower court had erred in overturning the ban.
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Overturning this rule now could be disastrous, resulting in more government waste and the loss of good-paying jobs in a growing industry.
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The Supreme Court narrowed the definition of an "official act" last year in a decision overturning the bribery conviction of former Virginia Gov.
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The most realistic scenario is Congress overturning one or two Dodd-Frank regulations, but there are other immediate steps the administration could take.
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Evers is attacking him on the fact that repealing Obamacare would mean overturning rules that mandate coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
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For the Interior and EPA portion, the bill included cuts to numerous major programs and policy riders aimed at overturning or preventing regulations.
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Mike: My guess is that a senator defending this would parrot a talking point from one of the companies advocating for this overturning.
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The speaker also said lawmakers should pass a law overturning the Watergate-era DOJ guidance that says a sitting president can't be indicted.
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By overturning this nondiscrimination protection, the Trump administration claims it's protecting children — not from bullies or menacing adults, but from their own peers.
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Among Judge Norris's more than 400 other opinions was a 1990 ruling overturning the singer Wayne Newton's $5.2 million libel award against NBC.
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The company had pegged that quarterly number at 6.2 million but only reported 5.15 million subscribers, overturning its own reputation for beating estimates.
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She's also on board with many of his top priorities and has reiterated her commitment to funding a border wall and overturning Obamacare.
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The post-Sessions DOJ has continued Sessions's interest in reviewing and overturning precedents in immigration courts, especially when it comes to asylum eligibility.
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While it would take time, it's possible that Trump could play a pivotal role in overturning that decision with his Supreme Court justice appointment.
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For example, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee deployed robocalls letting swing voters know that their representative voted in favor of overturning the privacy rules.
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The administration has joined a lawsuit by Republican states aimed at overturning Obamacare, after congressional Republicans stopped short of Trump's promised repeal in 2017.
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She is telling people that she has no problem overturning- - HEGSETH: There has been some established laws in this country that are pretty bad.
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Missouri A large tornado slammed the Missouri capital of Jefferson City on Wednesday night, downing power lines and overturning cars at a local dealership.
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Before Scalia's death, conservatives were expected to win the case and deal organized labor a major blow by overturning 40-year-old court precedent.
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Bermuda's Supreme Court had to repeat itself Wednesday, overturning a law that blocked its previous ruling making same-sex marriage legal on the island.
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But again, they'd have to be three justices very committed to overturning Roe, which could pose challenges to their being confirmed by the Senate.
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Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall called Thompson's ruling "not unexpected," pointing to the bill's aims of overturning the Supreme Court's landmark cases Roe v.
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Trump has also come under fire for recently overturning an Obama administration ban on certain big-game trophies, including elephant tusks and lion hides.
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So one reason Mr Trump views overturning Roe as "a long, long way" off is the court's composition in the short and medium terms.
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The penalty, overturning a tax arrangement agreed decades ago with Dublin, challenges the low-tax regime that has been the cornerstone of Ireland's economy.
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These new rules were officially published last week, and with 30 sponsors, Markey can make the Senate vote on whether to consider overturning them.
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This was a potentially precedent-setting move, but a court ruled that the FCC didn't have the authority to censure Comcast, overturning the decision.
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The state sued a group of online retailers to force them to collect the sales taxes, with the aim of overturning the 1992 precedent.
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President Trump vetoed the Congressional legislation on Friday afternoon, rejecting a resolution overturning his decision to declare a national emergency on the southern border.
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Apple's Irish tax bill could top $20 billion if it does not succeed in overturning an European Commission ruling, one expert warned on Wednesday.
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Olney beat the incumbent Zac Goldsmith with 20,510 votes to his 18,638, overturning the Conservatives' more than 23,000 majority in the 2015 national election.
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This topic matters, as the issue of emissions resulted in the High Court overturning a previous decision to build a third runway in 2010.
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This would block states from implementing Targeted Regulations on Abortion Providers (TRAP) laws, which limit and block women's access to abortion without overturning Roe.
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Successfully overturning the so-called "endangerment finding" would remove the foundation upon which most of the administration's clean air regulations were based, experts said.
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Principled interpreters of the Constitution do not advocate overturning precedents that protect citizens from government abuse, which was the primary purpose of the Constitution.
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In a genuinely shocking upset, overturning the results of even the most cautious polling models, Donald Trump won the presidency of the United States.
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The only member of the court I think we could count on to be strongly opposed to overturning it is Chief Justice John Roberts.
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The decision held that Jordan owns the legal rights to the Chinese characters of the equivalent of his name, overturning a lower-court ruling.
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Her effort may have given a ray of hope to dispirited Clinton supporters, but the chance of overturning the overall result of the Nov.
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Let's look at the arguments against overturning offside goals, which are proof that people will find a reason to be upset with almost anything.
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Ward tells the story with a tense patience, marking day after day; when the storm comes, overturning everything, it feels like a fatal relief.
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Justice Sotomayor relied on these briefs in her dissenting opinion to question whether upholding the travel ban while overturning Korematsu was actually a victory.
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Allred also attacked the president over charges from Democrats that his forthcoming Supreme Court nominee would likely be in favor of overturning Roe v.
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A day earlier, MetLife, the country's biggest life insurer, won a major battle in court against the government, overturning its own "systemically important" designation.
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This Action Plan must include overturning the Title X gag rule and re-investing in care for sexual health, including STD prevention and treatment.
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What we know so far: According to ABC News, the reported injuries were the result of a military vehicle overturning during a training exercise.
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Court watchers say the court could side with Christie by overturning PASPA entirely, clearing the way for sports gambling in states across the country.
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Trump's move aimed to walk back former President Obama's overturning of a previous rule that prevented such individuals from serving openly in the military.
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Clinton hasn't gone that far, but she has vowed that any appointee would favor abortion rights and overturning the court's recent campaign finance laws.
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Scalia reasoned that overturning Chevron would empower federal courts — at the time dominated by Democratic appointees — to strike down the Reagan administration's deregulatory measures.
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"Though he didn't support overturning federal law right away, Biden said he thought states "should be able to make a judgment to legalize marijuana.
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But it's been a longtime goal of the movement to get more anti-abortion justices on the court in hopes of overturning the decision.
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It did not seek the overturning of the American system but to reform it along the lines of Evangelical principle and Catholic social thought.
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Obstacles to overturning insurers' denials may deter patients from pursuing claims, cause them to think that it is too difficult to fight for themselves.
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Last month, former Vatican official Carlo Maria Viganò accused Francis of knowingly overturning sanctions against McCarrick put into place by Francis's predecessor, Benedict XVI.
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Under President Obama, NLRB members churned out dozens of rulings designed to bolster union organizing, overturning 4,559 years of legal precedent in the process.
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Trump backed the FCC action, the White House said last month, and overturning a presidential veto requires a two-thirds vote of both chambers.
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Instead of just blaming Flake, though, let's remember that every single senator who voted in favor of overturning these privacy rules was a Republican.
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But the story's not over: Maximum Security's owner is filing an appeal with the Kentucky racing commission to overturn the overturning of his win.
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The agreement was an important part of Mr. Obama's foreign policy legacy, and Mr. Trump has seemed to take particular relish in overturning it.
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It was the digital equivalent of tossing someone's house: opening cabinets, pulling out drawers, and overturning furniture in hopes of finding something — anything — illegal.
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The discovery turned her into a leading advocate for overturning archaic laws that can make it nearly impossible to prosecute men for marital rape.
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John Roberts, the chief justice, cares deeply about the legitimacy and authority of the court, and he understands that overturning Roe would destroy both.
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In February 2019, conservative Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas urged his colleagues on the high court to consider overturning the New York Times v.
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Despite supporting overturning the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision that allowed the proliferation of super PACs, Patrick told CNN that he welcomes the help.
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Congress, the Trump administration and Tom Price, the secretary of health and human services, could do a lot of damage without overturning the law.
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But, she said, they are aware that overturning Roe would be a huge leap, even for a court that is moving to the right.
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The vote overturning the national emergency declaration is not subject to filibuster rules, so a simple majority can pass the measure through the Senate.
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FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, a Democrat, said on Thursday that the lawsuits are aimed at overturning the agency's "misguided" repeal of the Obama rules.
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In my own case, after I've devoted a lifetime to protecting and advancing reproductive rights, the specter of a Supreme Court overturning Roe v.
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To make real change come January 2021, we need to attack corruption head-on, and that starts with a constitutional amendment overturning Citizens United.
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The overturning of the ban means that women will be allowed to drive in the conservative, religious country for the first time in decades.
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The Trump administration last fall announced it was overturning an Obama-era ban on imports of elephant and lion trophies from Zimbabwe and Zambia.
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In other words, it reintroduces the incentive (sought by the Hatch-Waxman drafters) of overturning weak patents so that generic competition is rightfully introduced.
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"The suspect disrupted the furnishings, and contents of the synagogue by overturning furniture and distributing brochures and materials throughout the interior," the release said.
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Last month, President Trump signed a bill overturning the broadband privacy regulations, which would have gone into effect at the end of the year.
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The decision by top Republicans to diverge sharply from their colleagues in Alabama further illustrates the concern that hardline attempts at overturning Roe v.
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In addition to overturning the FCC order, Democrats are looking to foment voter rage over the issue and harness it against Republican candidates this fall.
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But the current administration is overturning rules and regulations that protect voting rights, women's rights, LGBTQ+ rights, children's rights, basic human rights, and our environment.
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Supreme Court justices build off of precedent, and are often wary of overturning prior decisions in order to seek stability and continuity in the law.
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Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday the bill overturning a Federal Communications Commission December 2017 repeal would be "dead on arrival" in the Senate.
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It&aposs been on the books for about 45 years but this if you want to be honest she is talking about overturning established law.
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But abortion rights advocates have challenged several of the laws -- as many conservative lawmakers anticipated, having advanced the measures in hopes of eventually overturning Roe.
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Criminal justice reform: Louisiana approved a measure to require a unanimous jury for convictions, overturning a Jim Crow-era law that allowed for split juries.
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In fact, the Kremlin-connected attorney, Natalia Veselnitskaya, pivoted off Clinton and spoke at length about overturning US laws meant to stop Russian financial misconduct.
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November 2224: New President makes power grab Morsy issued an order preventing any court from overturning his decisions, allowing him to run the country unchecked.
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Mrs Clinton says she will choose a justice who is committed to overturning the controversial 2010 Citizens United decision that significantly loosened campaign-finance rules.
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Even with a Democratic majority in the House, the agenda of the Trump administration, from restricting voting rights to demonizing immigrants to overturning Roe v.
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The Supreme Court majority ruled the town's ordinance was an unconstitutional content-based restriction on free speech, overturning a 9th Circuit ruling to the contrary.
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"ATVs are difficult to control on paved roads and are at risk of overturning, or hitting or being hit by cars and trucks," officials said.
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It dealt a blow to public-sector unions by overturning a 41-year-old precedent that allows them to charge non-members for collective bargaining.
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Overturning is a common risk when driving an off-road vehicle on a paved surface, since ATVs and ROVs are designed for off-road terrains.
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The case, which is responsible for overturning the "separate but equal" doctrine, was decided unanimously, although some southern schools opted to close rather than desegregate.
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Last month Trump signed a resolution overturning the FCC's rules that required ISPs to get customer permission before sharing their personal data with third parties.
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But actually overturning the FCC decision isn't the point; it's making net neutrality into an issue that can be addressed concretely in the midterm elections.
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Simply put, overturning the Quill decision would create onerous burdens that would force many small businesses to close their doors and shut down their websites.
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WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – A strong storm pounded parts of Pennsylvania, damaging numerous businesses in a shopping plaza, overturning cars and downing trees and power lines.
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Merck KGaA slid 2.6 percent after winning the backing of Versum's board for a sweetened $6.5 billion takeover bid, overturning Versum's agreed merger with Entegris .
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Overturning Citizens United is the best way we'll be able to take the necessary steps to reduce the risk of another Orlando, Newtown or Tucson.
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The state sued a group of online retailers to force them to collect the state sales taxes, with the aim of overturning the 1992 precedent.
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The retailers argued that overturning the ruling would cause chaos for businesses as thousands of different tax jurisdictions passed their own online sales tax laws.
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By overturning right-to-work, Missourians have helped preserve one avenue by which working-class Americans are represented in politics and exercise their political voice.
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Merck KGaA slid 2.6 percent after winning the backing of Versum's board for a sweetened $6.5 billion takeover bid, overturning Versum's agreed merger with Entegris.
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Democrats have been handed control of the House of Representatives, overturning a Republican majority and opening the door to all manner of strictures on Trump.
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However, a month since its overturning, the cargo ship still hasn't been removed and has since started leaking oil into the surrounding marshes, NPR reported.
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"Overturning Korematsu to uphold a Muslim ban is a vile insult to the Japanese Americans who were interned during WWII," freelance journalist Mari Uyehara tweeted.
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Texas, Kennedy wrote for a majority of the court in overturning a Texas prohibition on sodomy, reasoning that the Constitution protects private adult consensual relations.
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The answer is that two more cases, which are both being heard by Judge Wilken, are also aimed at overturning the N.C.A.A.'s amateurism rules.
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Last November, voters in Florida approved a constitutional amendment overturning the state's disenfranchisement law for good, allowing around 1 million formerly disenfranchised residents to vote.
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Saipan's government, desperate for revenues after the collapse of its garment industry and a decline in tourism, approved the casino in 2014, overturning longstanding opposition.
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It is not supported by the reality of our immigration system; Sessions is overturning settled law and creating legal precedent based on his political views.
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Surveillance video captured a person overturning benches, breaking windows and hurling objects into the prayer area of the Islamic Center of Fort Collins, police said.
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That eventuality would bring the possibility of overturning Roe entirely to the Court's door, and it would have little choice but to hear the case.
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Zaid says such cases normally take two to four years to be settled and the chances of the CIA overturning this decision are statistically slim.
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The main request in meetings with members of Congress this week: overturning a regulation that prevents legal cannabis companies, in particular, from deducting operating expenses.
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Loosening libel laws and its protections for press writing about public figures would require overturning a 1964 Supreme Court decision or changing the Constitution itself.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's Merck KGaA sealed a $6.5 billion takeover deal with Versum Materials after overturning a deal it had agreed with rival bidder Entegris.
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In fact, Mr. Alexander deferred to Mr. McConnell last month when Mr. McConnell wanted to take one last shot at overturning the health care law.
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But Rikelman said she believes the power of precedent would keep Roe standing even if Trump appoints two justices who are committed to overturning it.
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During his 2005 confirmation hearings, he said the Supreme Court should be wary of overturning decisions, in part because doing so threatens the court's legitimacy.
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The original verdict convicting Ms. Bibi drew worldwide condemnation and calls for overturning Pakistan's contentious blasphemy law, which was passed under the military dictator Gen.
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If Mr. Wong succeeds in reducing or overturning his prison sentence, he would probably become eligible to run for legislative office in elections in March.
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The 1996 Congressional Review Act allows the overturning of federal rules if both chambers of Congress and the president approve it within 60 legislative days.
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Courts have gone back and forth on the issue, overturning and then upholding his conviction in a series of decisions since the series was released.
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He said it was more likely, however, that the plaintiffs would focus on overturning precedent going back to Regents of the University of California v.
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Early this month, 207 members of Congress signed a legal brief urging the Supreme Court to consider overturning two landmark rulings that ensure abortion access.
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The rise of Donald Trump and overturning of so much that Buckley stood for doesn't quite cast a shadow of tragedy over his life's work.
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China's legislative body criticized a court ruling overturning a ban on wearing masks, signaling that it was the final arbiter of law in Hong Kong.
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The decision held that Mr. Jordan owns the legal rights to the Chinese characters of the equivalent of his name, overturning previous lower-court rulings.
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"We weren't sure how strong the overturning was in the North Atlantic, or how much it varied on timescales of months to years," says Holliday.
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In 85033, the court issued another decision that critics believe gives donors even more influence in overturning the 2014 bribery conviction of former Virginia Gov.
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Lawmakers voted 367 to 57 to fast-track a bill overturning the secrecy measure and government whips were unable to muster votes to avoid defeat.
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The highest support for overturning the ban came from Ireland's women, who voted 70 percent in favor of repealing the amendment, according to the Times.
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His attempts at legislating by executive order — a practice he previously condemned – resulted in the courts overturning or putting on hold many of his policies.
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Under a strict reading, use of the pardon power in this context would be constitutionally authorized: The president would not be overturning an impeachment conviction.
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South Korea's Foreign Ministry said the ship began listing heavily, about 80 degrees, to its port side before overturning about 80 miles south of Savannah.
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An appeals court declined Wednesday to reconsider its September decision that undid a previous court ruling overturning the Obama administration's fracking rule for federal land.
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In the end, the same basic point stands: Republicans want someone who will do what they prefer on the Supreme Court, from overturning Roe v.
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Now a unanimous Supreme Court has agreed with their objections, overturning McDonnell's convictions — and politicians all over the country are likely breathing sighs of relief.
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But in public and private sessions, the CEOs came to acknowledge that few are talking about overturning capitalism itself, and determined that they must do something.
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Pro-lifers hope the bills will eventually make their way to the Supreme Court, where they think they have a chance of overturning Roe v Wade.
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In doing so, the justices are signaling that the recent draconian abortion laws will not succeed in overturning settled law on a woman's right to abortion.
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"While we don't yet know the details of the plan, the president is at minimum subverting the legislative branch, and potentially overturning its will," he concluded.
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Overturning the EPA veto would be a potent symbol of Trump making good on his promise to remove regulations stopping the expansion of drilling and mining.
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The broadband industry has scored a major victory: The Federal Communications Commission just took the first step toward overturning its own Obama-era net neutrality protections.
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And while judges are overturning fewer negative determinations than they used to, they may well have a more lenient credibility standard than Border Patrol agents do.
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Google and Facebook were two of dozens of companies to sign an amicus brief in support of overturning California's Prop 8, which prohibited same-sex marriage.
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Wade, because many advocates saw Kennedy as the sole blockade preventing the court from overturning the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion throughout the country.
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The Democratic Party wrested back control of the House of Representatives on Tuesday, thus effectively ending Republican hopes of overturning former President Barack Obama's healthcare reforms.
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The government lost an appeal at the Supreme Court in March and the appeal to the Constitutional Court was its last chance of overturning the ruling.
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From viral videos of Red Sox fans overturning cars to Kentucky basketball fans setting fires, the relationship between sports fans and violence isn't exactly a secret.
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A petition set up by a lawyer in Dublin, Paddy Monahan, has attracted almost 20,000 signatures in favor of overturning the preference given to Catholic children.
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But much like a slew of other anti-abortion bills states have passed in recent months in anticipation of the Supreme Court potentially overturning Roe v.
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This is precisely the position which the Supreme Court shot down 50 years ago in Loving v Virginia, a landmark decision overturning laws barring interracial marriage.
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What's happening: Turkey's government ordered a do-over of mayoral elections in Istanbul, overturning a win for the opposition against loyalists to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Below is PEOPLE's article from March, 20163, after the appeals court upheld the overturning of Syed's conviction, which chronicles the twists and turns of the case.
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A Maryland court on Thursday upheld a judge's 2016 ruling overturning the murder conviction of Serial's Adnan Syed and granting him a new trial, PEOPLE confirms.
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He's not some right-wing extremist who would run wild – like the proverbial bull in the china shop – overturning legal precedents, despite what the Democrats claim.
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Peterson recovered from a break down in each set, overturning a 2-0 deficit on both occasions to seal victory in an hour and 37 minutes.
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Veselnitskaya's talk about adoptions was, more precisely, about overturning the Magnitsky Act so that wealthy Russians could again visit the United States and enjoy their wealth.
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If they decline to hear that one too, there are several other cases in the pipeline that could serve as vehicles for overturning or dismantling Roe.
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Led by lawyers from the ACLU, opponents of the voter identification laws have filed lawsuits in several states, successfully overturning or delaying implementation of some statutes.
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One example: How can he pass his agenda if he won't implement new executive orders (other than overturning Obama's) and he refuses to work with Congress?
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Over the next week the House will consider overturning a laundry list of regulations adopted by the last administration using the Congressional Review Act or CRA.
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Even a bloc of justices fully committed to overturning Citizens United would be powerless to do so unless and until an appropriate case comes before them.
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Al-Qaeda's attack on that country in 20033 provoked George W. Bush's decision to topple Saddam, overturning the sectarian balance in Iraq and in the region.
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She is still supportive, despite the courts overturning an immigration Executive Order, an EPA Clean Air Rule and — at least, temporarily — a transgender bathroom executive order.
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Zinke signed the order on his first day in office, overturning a policy implemented by former Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) Director Dan Ashe on Jan.
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RELATED: Key Senate Republican: Attorney general nominee committed to allowing Mueller to finish In the CNN interview, he pledged to continue calling for the decision's overturning.
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In May, the Supreme Court ruled that states couldn't be sued in the courts of other states without their permission, overturning a landmark decision from 1979.
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Kavanaugh's nomination was surrounded by anxious speculation by abortion rights advocates who said he could be the determining vote in overturning the landmark case Roe v.
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Only one of the 12 Republicans who voted on Thursday for a Democratic-backed resolution overturning Trump's emergency declaration is up for reelection next year: Sen.
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"We think that these matters are beside the point," Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes wrote for the United States Supreme Court, overturning the state court's ruling.
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Now is the time for the FIVB to tell Iran watching volleyball is no crime for women, and insist on a formal overturning of the ban.
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Overturning the blockbuster ruling has become a rallying cry for many progressives in the Democratic Party, and other lawmakers have introduced a similar measure this year.
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"It's because we haven't stepped up to the mark and provided appropriate education that we are entrenching those traditional values instead of overturning them," he said.
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The Handmaid's Tale is a fitting cautionary tale for our times, reproductive rights advocates argue, given the Trump-Pence's administration's stated commitment to overturning Roe v.
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"We lawmakers have to destroy this wrong practice," Ms. Noda said, lamenting that many of her fellow Liberal Democrats did not care about overturning the law.
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There is every reason to believe that they — with Trump's latest nominee — will continue in the same direction, including the actual or effective overturning of Roe.
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If the court avoids the far-reaching step of actually overturning Roe, it could chip away at the ruling by upholding a series of state restrictions.
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As Vox's Dylan Matthews writes, that could result in the overturning of Roe V. Wade and rulings in favor of religious challenges to anti-discrimination law.
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Last month, a federal appeals court in New York cited the decision in overturning the corruption conviction of former New York state Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver.
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The wildlife service moved last year to allow some hunters to import big-game trophies, including elephant tusks and lion hides, overturning an Obama-era ban.
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The two competing federal rulings in partisan gerrymander cases this week underscore the courts' angst over even getting involved in political decisions, much less overturning them.
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It could be that during the F.C.C.'s comment period, the resistance to overturning net neutrality may be too strong and the ruling will be withdrawn.
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"I think Citizens United can be overturned without even overturning it, something that should appeal to a moderate and careful judge like Judge Garland," she explains.
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"By taking such a risk, he shows himself to be more like Mao than we originally thought — he demonstrates his power by overturning institutions," she added.
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Ms. Kiddoo spends her days responding to behavioral incidents, like a student overturning a table, and counseling children through crises, like the death of a parent.
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"Challenges at the patent office play a crucial role in overturning invalid patents, and that role could be undermined by agreements like this," Mr. Carrier said.
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Because I do not believe that the behavior alleged reaches the high bar in the Constitution for overturning an election, and removing a duly elected president.
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Because I do not believe that the behavior alleged reaches the high bar in the Constitution for overturning an election and removing a duly elected president.
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The current five-member bloc has already started overturning decades-old precedents and remaking the law in ways that align remarkably well with conservative policy preferences.
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In both public remarks and private conversations with colleagues, Mr. Biden conveyed his discomfort with overturning the will of the voters, regardless of the executive transgression.
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Blackman acknowledges that an impeachable offense "need not be criminal," and he disagrees with Trumpworld's constant assertion that impeachment amounts to the overturning of an election.
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The most dangerous tipping point, in Lenton's view, is the potential collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), which is its own category of catastrophe.
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Gopnik recognizes, as the Tennessee Supreme Court found in overturning the conviction, that Noura was the victim of a pattern of misconduct by the district attorney.
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President Trump on Monday signed a congressional resolution to complete the overturning of internet privacy protections created by the Federal Communications Commission during the Obama administration.
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MI chief executive Giuseppe Orsi to four and a half years in prison on Thursday for corruption and falsifying invoices, overturning a previous lower court ruling.
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"I think there's a rightful hesitation about removal from office, because obviously you have to consider that to some degree you're overturning an election," Cox said.
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Lawyers representing Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 22015, made opening statements on Thursday morning to the 230st US Circuit Court of Appeals in hopes of overturning his death sentence.
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New Delhi (CNN)India's Supreme Court has struck down a colonial-era law criminalizing consensual gay sex, overturning more than 2377 years of anti-LGBT legislation.
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Indeed, that is the exact statutory language that MetLife cited last year when it won a court order overturning its designation as a systemically important firm.
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That means overturning the Humanae Vitae encyclical's ban on contraception and a positive assertion by the pope of contraceptive use as part of a healthy relationship.
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"I like the one that both parties like," he added, seemingly overturning decades of American policy centered on the creation of a Palestinian state alongside Israel.
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According to recent polls, Americans oppose overturning Roe by a two-to-one margin, and self-identification between "pro-choice" and "pro-life" is evenly divided.
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These are among the reasons Democrats have devoted so much energy to overturning the Electoral College, and why Republicans have fought so hard to preserve it.
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Democratic candidates from the top to the bottom of the ticket discussed the importance of getting big money out of our elections and overturning Citizens United.
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Overturning Citizens United continues to be a rallying cry for reform-minded Democrats, as Republicans continue to block efforts to fix the system at every stage.
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Overturning the sanctions is likely to require more than a train ride through China and a show of interest in China's economic model, Ms. Yun said.
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But many in Congress saw it as another nod to Mr. Putin and came close to overturning it with bipartisan votes in both houses last week.
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The process of renegotiating NAFTA, which will commence this quarter, will even take on a more moderate tone that emphasizes modernizing — rather than overturning — the agreement.
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Hanging over this debate about the pros and cons of the deal is the question of what overturning it would do to the health of Britain's democracy.
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He made a show of overturning discarded plastic cups as workers opened up a drain, scooped up some muck, and deposited wriggling larvae into a plastic tube.
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Understandably, scientists assumed this was the place and time where domesticated equines first emerged, but new research published today in Science is overturning this long held assumption.
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"It's going to map the entire surface of Europa and reveal what its geology is hinting at in terms of how the ice is overturning," Vance said.
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However, overturning the ruling in light of this fact would be counter-productive, and public policies such as government support and tax reform are far more suitable.
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Kennedy was seen by advocates on both sides of the abortion issue as the one man standing between conservative legislators and the overturning of abortion rights nationwide.
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Last month, Judge Sharon Gleason for the District Court of Alaska ruled that President Donald Trump's executive order overturning Obama's Arctic drilling ban was unlawful and invalid.
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Slashing business tax rates to 15 percent for large and small companies and overturning burdensome regulations is what the economy needs to get out of the doldrums.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Botswana decriminalized homosexuality on Tuesday, with the High Court overturning a colonial-era law that punished gay sex by up to seven years in prison.
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First, the Trump administration appealed the Fourth Circuit's ruling: It asked the Supreme Court to consider overturning the injunction against the ban on entries from certain countries.
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The movement's original emphasis on the fetus failed to achieve the goal of overturning Roe either by constitutional amendment or by changing the direction of the court.
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In late December, the Israeli Supreme Court reduced his six-year prison sentence to 18 months after overturning the main part of his conviction on bribery charges.
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The decision, which will revert sugar trade terms to a previous, 2014 agreement, marks a blow to the Trump administration by overturning its very first trade agreement.
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Theresa May, however, compared herself to Liverpool, a football team that made a spectacular comeback in a game against Barcelona this week, overturning a 3-0 deficit.
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Earlier Saturday, the Irish Prime Minister hailed the apparent vote for overturning an abortion ban in his largely Catholic country as "the culmination of a quiet revolution."
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In a statement about the bake sale, the YCT explained its discontent over the Supreme Court overturning the 1996 ban on affirmative action in Texas in 2003.
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Coal mining and mining and industrial communities form part of Republican Trump's base and he has returned the favor of their support by overturning Obama-era regulations.
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He said they could likely find specific, technical grounds to find the Louisiana law constitutional without expressly overturning their own 2016 precedent on the similar Texas law.
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A victory for Zarda, who died in a base-jumping accident in 2014, would set new precedent in the circuit by overturning two cases from the 2000s.
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But doing so requires overturning laws and precedents blatantly inconsistent with the Constitution, to reinstate those rights and protections that have been eroded since it was written.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Facebook may prevent its users from using fake names, a German court said on Thursday, overturning a previous order from the Hamburg data protection authority.
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She stressed that "7 in 10 Americans support access to legal abortion"; a Pew poll in January found that 69 percent oppose completely overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Unlike most GOP members of Congress, most Democratic members favor comprehensive campaign finance reform, including a constitutional amendment overturning Citizens United, which allowed unlimited, secret corporate donations.
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Attorney General Abraham Keetshabe said in a statement released late on Friday that the high court was mistaken in its conclusion in overturning the colonial-era law.
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Among those changes should be overturning the constitutional provision that bars her from being president, eliminating the role of state counselor and moving toward full civilian governance.
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Four incoming House Democratic chairmen on Friday pressed the Trump administration for answers about its decision to call for overturning ObamaCare's pre-existing condition protections in court.
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"The new cap effectively eviscerates the SALT deduction, overturning more than 150 years of precedent by drastically curtailing the deduction's scope," the states said in the complaint.
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This week, the White House announced its plan for overturning the most onerous features of that law, which will throw a lifeline to the American coal industry.
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This system, called the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), moves ocean water north and south in the Atlantic and mixes surface water with that from deep below.
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But the president issued the first veto of his administration in rejecting the measure, and the House failed to gather enough votes to begin overturning the veto.
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In June, the trees were no longer on fire outside the town, but crews were overturning peat with backhoes in an effort to extinguish smoldering hot spots.
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After World War II, Hirohito stunned his subjects by declaring that he was not a god, overturning decades of government propaganda and centuries of loosely held tradition.
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The European Banking Federation said on Friday that privacy of client data, cybersecurity and innovation are put at risk by overturning the proposed ban on screen scraping.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday made it harder to prosecute public officials for corruption, unanimously overturning the conviction of Bob McDonnell, a former governor of Virginia.
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Others have raised concerns about the justice's possible effect on women's health care, worrying a new court would lead to the weakening or overturning of Roe v.
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AFSCME, Kennedy joined the four other Republican-appointed justices in dealing a blow to public sector labor unions, overturning a 40-year-old precedent in the process.
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The court sentenced her to six months in prison and fined her 500 million rupiah ($34,000) after overturning a 2017 acquittal from a lower court, said Suhadi.
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In overturning the Alison D. decision, the court noted that the guiding principle of New York's family law is to protect the best interests of the child.
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But the firm ultimately pursued the case through to the Supreme Court and on Wednesday won their appeal, with all five judges unanimous in overturning the decision.
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Ward loves the Second Amendment, along with other cliché Republican issues like a flat tax and the overturning of the Supreme Court ruling that legalized gay marriage.
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Overturning the landmark 1973 ruling, as seems more and more likely, might take away a powerful tool for energizing conservative voters — and it might motivate liberal ones.
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But Attorney General Abraham Keetshabe said in a statement late on Friday that the high court was mistaken in its conclusion in overturning the colonial-era law.
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That means Trump will probably appoint the ninth — and it's probably safe to assume that that ninth justice will be an "ultra-conservative" who favors overturning Roe.
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Whether or not over the span of several administrations an elaborate Rube Goldberg machine works out perfectly to deliver a Supreme Court capable of overturning Roe v.
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By a 5-4 ruling, the Court disagreed with that Court (and with Cruz), rejecting the Texas Court's "egregious harm" standard and overturning his sentence yet again.
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Many legal scholars have identified stare decisis as a substantial obstacle to the overturning of Roe, since women have relied on Roe and it is not unworkable.
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That would be just enough to ensure passage of a measure overturning the national emergency that the president declared to secure border wall funding over Congress's objection.
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Mr. Trump said on Thursday that the U.S. should recognize Israel's authority over the long disputed Golan Heights, overturning decades of American policy in the Middle East.
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A Wisconsin court of appeals handed Democrats a win on Friday by overturning a ruling that sought to purge up to 209,000 people from voter registration rolls.
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"Republicans, sorry, but I've been hearing about Repeal & Replace for 7 years, didn't happen!" he wrote, referring to failed legislation overturning President Barack Obama's health care program.
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The bus ran off the right side of the road, the statement said, before the driver over-corrected to the left, overturning the vehicle in the median.
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The measurements provide snapshots in time that allow him and his team see how far surface waters end up sinking, "and thus infer overturning strength," he says.
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He pointed to a 2008 appeals court ruling overturning several convictions against federal official David Safavian, who was prosecuted as part of the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal.
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In sum: McCrory tried to change the election's rules to help himself; pretended he did not lose afterward; and is ultimately overturning some of the election's consequences.
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The House has spent most of its time picking off a series of deregulation measures, like overturning a rule intended to protect surface water from mining operations.
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He also discussed the confirmation process, Trump's tweets and campaign rhetoric, his own views on overturning settled law, and even the surprise he had for Brett Kavanaugh.
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In the wake of Kavanaugh's contentious confirmation hearings last week, outside liberal groups including those who fear Kavanaugh's confirmation could lead to an overturning of Roe vs.
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Gonzalez criticized Trump for overturning a measure implemented by former President Barack Obama that required extra scrutiny of some gun buyers with a history of mental illness.
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In the United States, President Trump signed legislation in April overturning some internet privacy protections, allowing companies to more freely collect information on customers, including mobile users.
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Many liberals have expressed concern that Kavanaugh, who joined the court in October, will be more hostile to abortion rights and could support the overturning of Roe.
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The National Restaurants Association is leading this fight and was instrumental in overturning a ballot initiative voters passed in Washington, DC, to eliminate the tipped minimum wage.
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A contested convention designed to defeat Trump would likely mean overturning the votes of a majority of Republicans in order to select someone else as the party's nominee.
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Owens says one of the Supreme Court's duties is to generate legal stability and that overturning a previous ruling can upset that if it is not done judiciously.
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If the Trump administration succeeds in overturning the rule, then Republican state legislatures will likely target other money that goes to abortion providers, which could lead to closures.
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Leonard Leo is the man who assembled Trump&aposs list of potential Supreme Court nominees and no one, no one, has been more dedicated to overturning Roe v.
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And several justices, in an intense hour of oral arguments on Tuesday, expressed concern about overturning the precedent, despite the fact it was decided before the digital age.
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The kind of judges that get appointed now are not the kind of judges, like in the Judge Bork days that were advocates for overturning Roe v. Wade.
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A group of Democratic attorneys general are appealing a recent federal court decision overturning Obamacare because the Trump administration has refused to defend the federal health care law.
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Still, supporters recognized that the injunction was a necessary part of the larger legal confrontation that they believe could serve as a lever for overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Called the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation or AMOC, this current shuttles warm water from south to north, keeping temperatures in the North Atlantic from plummeting during the winter.
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Republicans control the Senate with 51 votes out of the 100-member body, so Democrats would need at least one more Republican to back overturning the FCC action.
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A decision to invoke Article 50 could lead to Britain's exit from the EU within two years without any further parliamentary involvement, in effect overturning the 1972 act.
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Net neutrality advocates will take the commission to court, likely claiming that it failed to find enough evidence to warrant overturning a decision made just two years earlier.
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The appeals court did not explain why it refused to grant bail during Litvak's latest appeal, as it had done before overturning his first conviction in December 2015.
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In particular, the study adds to the growing concern in the scientific community about a slowdown in a current known as the Atlantic-Meridional Overturning Circulation, or AMOC.
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Jimmy Buffett's iconic song "Margaritaville" became an important part of a court decision overturning a ban on tattoo parlors in Key West, Florida, in a ruling finalized Monday.
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The unanimous three-judge panel of the Missouri Court of Appeals in the Eastern District, in overturning the verdict, did not rule on the merits of the allegations.
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Barr found that the previous ruling by the Board of Immigration Appeals had "improperly recognized" the father's immediate family as a "particular social group," in effect overturning precedent.
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Children urge Australia to free them from 'prison' The baby accidentally scalded herself after overturning a bowl full of hot water in her family's tent on January 25.
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Several conservative justices had skeptical questions for lawyers supporting the union position, while the liberal justices pushed back at the notion of the Court overturning long standing precedent.
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Overturning decades of legal precedent protecting a woman's right to choose may take a while, but in the meantime, the rule of law is in deep shit anyway.
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Some federal officials, including U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry, have said the federal government could look into overturning state decisions that block some pipelines for national security reasons.
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The heel turn works for lots of reasons: Because it's a betrayal of the fan base, an overturning of expectations, an "I can't believe he did that" moment.
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Late last year, the Federal Communications Commission voted to reverse the Open Internet Order, overturning the existing policy of net neutrality that ensures a free and open internet.
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In an interview with "The Daily" podcast that was posted on Monday, Collins said she believes Chief Justice John Roberts could be a vote against overturning the ruling.
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Dr. Mark Komrad, who is on the staff at Johns Hopkins Hospital and Sheppard Pratt Health System, worried that overturning the rule could be bad for the profession.
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"In overturning the conclusions of experienced financial regulators, the court imposed new requirements that Congress never enacted, and contradicted key policy lessons from the financial crisis," he said.
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The president has repeatedly argued that he did nothing wrong and has accused Democrats of a partisan "witch hunt" aimed at overturning the results of the 2016 election.
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In an interview with "The Daily" podcast that was posted on Monday, Collins said she believes Chief Justice John Roberts could be a vote against overturning the ruling.
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The lawmakers The Hill counted at least 72 Republican votes against overturning Obama-era rules this year, with several Republicans voting multiple times to keep regulations in place.
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They must commit to requiring full transparency, overturning Citizens United, establishing small-donor funded elections, enforcing campaign finance laws, and banning campaign contributions from lobbyists and government contractors.
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"These plans are overturning the international law on refugees... This is an utter betrayal, inhumane," Ska Keller, a Green member of the European Parliament, said of the document.
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Which is, come to think of it, a very modernist idea in itself: an overturning of values, the razing of the ground in order to build something new.
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In July 2800, the US Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against North Carolina's law, overturning a lower court decision that had ruled in favor of the legislation.
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Democrats have opposed Trump's efforts to build a wall on the border, even passing a measure overturning his effort to declare an emergency to get the wall built.
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"I'm worried that what you're saying is overturning labor law that goes back…to FDR at least," Justice Breyer said regarding comments by the company attorney, Paul Clement.
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A US federal judge reinstated endangered species status for grizzly bears near Yellowstone National Park on Monday, overturning the Trump administration's unpopular decision to delist them last year.
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This was supposed to be the celebration of overturning a nearly 20-year ban on the sport, a political war of attrition in the last MMA-fearing stronghold.
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Under President Xi Jinping, the government has been making efforts to overhaul the criminal justice system, with the overturning of wrongful convictions a key part of that effort.
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Trump called it "legislation that would allow a baby to be ripped from the mother's womb moments from birth" and asked Congress to pass a law overturning it.
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