THAT'LL BE SAID IN COURT FILINGS AND PLEADINGS WITH THE APPEALS COURT.
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She said she was a bit torn after reading the court pleadings.
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It took the urgent pleadings of D.C. Councilmember Mary Cheh to accomplish that.
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It also unsealed documents that included pleadings in the defamation case, depositions, and other material.
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The report was based on court pleadings and opinions, transcripts of expert testimonies, and witness affidavits.
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The dawn of the Trump era saw a spike of emotional pleadings in immigration news coverage.
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Despite Trump's pleadings and the state's conservative leanings, though, West Virginia voters never soured on Manchin.
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"You can file as many pleadings as you want, and nobody can stop you," he added.
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Other communities followed and the county itself issued a new, strongly worded advisory with similar pleadings.
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Other communities followed and the county itself issued a new, strongly worded advisory with similar pleadings.
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In court pleadings, the patient and his lawyer maintain that they did not breach the agreement.
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She has brought forward 42 "unmeritorious motions, pleadings, and other papers," according to a legal filing last year.
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Good policy should stand on its own, not be held hostage by the selfish pleadings of special interests.
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"That I have juxtaposed with multiple pleadings telling me that [the defendants are] a flight risk," Jackson said.
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Cosby's lawyers have argued during pleadings for a broader exemption, saying she should be excused from any questioning.
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Some of the officials, like Susan Swecker, the chairwoman of the Virginia Democratic Party, were subtle with their pleadings.
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When it comes to challenging umpire's calls, managers generally view their players' pleadings with a skeptic's eye: Trust but verify.
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So Manafort's team took their attacks of Mueller to a civil lawsuit Jackson quickly dismissed and other in-court pleadings.
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The message was clear, and brought to mind the pleadings of a child: Nadal gets away with it — why can't I?
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Hamm "also has Hepatitis C, a history of seizures and epilepsy (and) multiple significant head injuries," Harcourt wrote in court pleadings.
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Indeed, when one reads Astelford's pleadings, and the evidence she has accumulated in support of them, her powerful allegations become very clear.
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As the government's pleadings state, the government's objective was, and still is, to extract as much evidence as possible from the phone.
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O'Hara stated that in spite of the ruling, the documents may be made public if filed under formal pleadings in the case.
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He understood the obligations common to us all and heard in the pleadings of an alien tongue the universal message of pain.
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"I am personally outraged that any employee of the firm would undertake the actions spelled out in the government's pleadings," he said.
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As a reporter, of course, I don't get involved with special pleadings for patients, so I am staying out of this one.
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"Both of them have become such apologists for this president that I think they would be impervious to those pleadings," he said.
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And the judicial branch is busy sorting out investigations and pleadings encircling Trump's associates and tied to Mueller's nearly year-long labors.
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They will ignore the pleadings of career law enforcement officials in order to stoke fantasies of a deep-state coup against the president.
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Friday's filing was the latest in a string of written pleadings from Concord's lawyers critical of Mueller's office and how it's handled the case.
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Unrelenting pleadings by Japanese business circles for better, friendlier and more productive Sino-Japanese relations over the last four years are apparently bearing fruit.
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McCullough respectfully moves the court to enter judgment for him on the pleadings, which are uncontested, and for his immediate release based on actual innocence.
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"Countrywide's failure to ensure the accuracy of its pleadings and accounts in this case is not an isolated incident," Mr. Walton wrote in a brief.
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These are subtle criticisms, to be sure, but in combination with the judge's pointed defense of Waymo's pleadings, they're not a good portent for Uber.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan said the lower court judge who dismissed the complaint erred in relying on facts outside the court pleadings.
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"A plaintiff challenging the termination of his employment does not typically admit in his pleadings that he refused to comply with his employer's directives," the committee wrote.
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When Ms Wolfe-Roubatis later took on the 18-month-old girl as a client, she held the infant in her arms as she made her pleadings.
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Only when it's too late does he realize that those weren't cheers of encouragement but pleadings to please, stop, get your bearings and realize what you're doing.
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Knowing this, the Mueller team asked, not once but twice, in formal pleadings for Ellis to tell the jury that criticism of the prosecution had been unjustified.
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In pleadings with the court, Rose's attorney has argued that the plaintiffs were lying and attempting to gain a settlement advantage by claiming that a "criminal case" existed.
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"Nowhere in his Amended Complaint does Mr. Trump allege the existence of a conspiracy; in fact, the word 'conspiracy' does not even appear in his pleadings," Nichols wrote.
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But that is possible only if House and Senate negotiators keep in mind the needs of the American public, and not the pleadings of high-priced industry lobbyists.
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The president's support is thought to have given the kingdom the confidence to start and then stick by the embargo regardless of Mr. Tillerson's increasingly urgent and frustrated pleadings.
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Just as lawyers deploy a blizzard of briefs, motions, appeals, pleadings, or injunctions, economists and financial markets professionals talk about a specific set of obscure systems using complex vocabulary.
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"I'm disappointed that Mr. Avery's appellate lawyers are allowing him to continue to file pleadings with the court on his own - that's what lawyers are hired to do," he said.
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But this time, Raymond Dowd, the lawyer for the heirs, cited the HEAR Act in his pleadings and Judge Ramos cited it as among the legal justifications for his decision.
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That is unlikely to change anytime soon, and that has nothing to do with the largely ignored and self-serving French pleadings for the "re-founding" of the European Union.
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Under these "egregious" circumstances, it would have been well within the court's power to "strike the government's pleadings" in United States v Texas and issue a summary judgment against the administration.
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In a decision this weekend to deny Stone's attempt to remove her from the case, Jackson noted Stone's recent requests of the court may be more publicity stunts than legal pleadings.
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Trump's attacks on Mr. Biden have defied the pleadings of his own aides, who think almost any other candidate would be easier to defeat, and left Republicans puzzled while delighting Biden supporters.
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It&aposs funny, the defamation suit I have against a top media organization and DOJ, the media organization is actually much more honest than the false pleadings by the DOJ so far.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE, Lepera added: "Kesha's new proposed counterclaim simply repeats the meritless and untrue allegations that were set forth in her earlier pleadings and which Dr. Luke fully disputes.
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The run-up to Trump's decision to abandon the Paris treaty included consultations with world leaders, including Pope Francis, and pleadings from chief executive officers representing many of the world's leading companies.
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So, after the rebuffed Obama administration pleadings to stop suffocating Europe with Berlin-imposed fiscal austerity on deeply depressed economies, America's new government has been trying to do what Europeans don't dare.
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Emails in evidence suggested that Ms. Kelly, Mr. Baroni and others on the Christie team took cruel pleasure in the traffic disaster and in the vain pleadings by the mayor for help.
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As we consider more targeted relief, like the package now in front of Congress, we need to be careful about succumbing to special pleadings, a well-established fallibility of the Trump administration.
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But she said she had "been reviewing the pleadings, and I have not seen anything recently that would make me think that the position we have taken is incorrect in any fashion."
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Since prosecutors filed charges of election interference in February, the lead attorney for defendant Concord Management and Consulting, Eric Dubelier, has used strong, and at times pop culture–laden, language in his pleadings.
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Those pleadings spelled out the supposed cooperative relationship between the US Department of Justice and its various agencies, including DEA and the FBI, and the leaders of the "Sinaloa Cartel" — including Zambada-Niebla.
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Mr. Trump's attacks on Mr. Biden have defied the pleadings of his own aides, who think almost any other candidate would be easier to defeat, and left Republicans puzzled while delighting Biden supporters.
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"Plaidoiries," which means "Pleadings," is performed by a single actor, Richard Berry, at the Théâtre Antoine, and resurrects the closing arguments of five attorneys in cases that had significant public impact in France.
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The judge did convene a discussion at the bench for more than five minutes at the end of Monday's session to talk about what she called "the form of pleadings" in the case.
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For too long, Republican leaders had indulged Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's pleadings to delay a sanctions vote while he attempted to forge a new relationship with his Russian counterpart, a dubious proposition.
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"Defendants raise significant questions and make meritorious arguments as to both the sufficiency of the factual pleadings and the Court's jurisdiction over these Defendants," wrote O'Grady, an appointee of President George W. Bush.
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The move, which went against advice from his own diplomatic and military advisers and pleadings from Republican senators, is a classic exhibit from Trump's school of from-the-gut, "America First" foreign policy making.
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While Iger's comments may have sounded like those of a politician's, the CEO confirmed he is not planning to run for president despite the pleadings of former Disney Studios Chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg, Variety reported.
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That meant not only that he weighed evidence outside of the pleadings, including the FDA's decisions on revising opioid labeling, but also that the judge did not presume the truth of the state's allegations.
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That concern is behind the urgent pleadings of environmentalists and even insurers that the coal companies be required to set aside more cash for environmental issues before they are allowed to emerge from bankruptcy.
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As I read the court's ruling, paged through the pleadings and exhibits, and scanned the news coverage, I couldn't shake the sense of disbelief that the city was retreading the same old ground, surveilling activists.
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The main difference can be heard in the special pleadings of businesspeople who seem to think that their donations, which got them invited to sit at the table, entitle them to offer advice or insights.
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But Horne's attorney said in court pleadings that the religious objection wasn't true and that Bredow and her current husband "testified that they do not practice the tenets of any organized religious," according to the outlet.
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The filing accused Sears' unsecured creditors of efforts to "poison the well" against ESL, with "page after page of its pleadings with smears and false narratives that are completely irrelevant" to his proposed acquisition of Sears.
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He stressed that the case was at an "early pleadings stage of litigation" and that the court wasn't assessing the merits of the antitrust claim, but that he thought the claims should be able to proceed.
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"I want to make it clear, from this point on, that I expect counsel to do their talking in this courtroom and in their pleadings, and not on the courthouse steps," Jackson said at that time.
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The development could further delay the slowly moving case as a new judge reads the more than 23,000 pages of pretrial transcripts dating back to the May 2012 arraignment as well as hundreds of pretrial pleadings.
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"The more that we coordinate and we can get our arguments and pleadings out for other people to use, and get feedback from them, the better the overall legal products are going to be," he said.
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But in a case where the president's motives are in question, Mr Trump has given opponents of the travel ban a rather remarkable trove of comments to use against him in their pleadings to the Supreme Court.
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Crump says the State Bar of Georgia did not grant him special permission to represent the Johnsons beyond the initial pleadings to acquire surveillance recordings from Lowndes High School, where Johnson was found dead in January 2013.
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The court, legal successor to the tribunals that tried crimes committed during the Yugoslav wars and the Rwandan genocide, had been due to hear pleadings by Augustin Ngirabatware, a Rwandan politician serving 30 years for inciting genocide.
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Roby's win could be seen as a sign that Trump's endorsement carried some weigh in Alabama, a state that famously ignored the President's in-person pleadings and selected former judge Roy Moore over Trump-backed interim Sen.
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"This was, as alleged in our pleadings and our documents submitted to the court, this was just a scam to trick people into thinking they would learn Trump's personal secrets from his hand-picked experts," he said.
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After observing years of abusive mortgage loan servicing practices at the bank, an increasing number of judges hearing foreclosure cases after the financial crisis grew to understand that banks could not always be trusted in their pleadings.
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Time Warner's lawyers at Latham & Watkins argued in a motion for judgment on the pleadings that TCPA fails the strict scrutiny review because the law, as amended, is not narrowly tailored to serve a compelling government interest.
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"[C]itation to authority is absolutely required when language is borrowed … The [C]ourt expects counsel to fully comply with this [C]ourt's rules and submit work product befitting of pleadings [and briefs] in a federal court."
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But their pleadings appeared to fall flat with Trump, who made trade a central part of his presidential campaign, arguing U.S. workers had lost out to pro-free-trade policies backed by Washington politicians in both parties.
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"I have not been able to participate in any meaningful way with Attorney King in the strategy, the drafting or the filing of any pleadings in your son's wrongful death claim beyond that one initial pleading," Crump wrote.
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GSK in its Friday memorandum in support of an earlier motion for judgment on the pleadings said the seven remaining generics consumers had presented no novel legal arguments to justify their cases in the overall Zofran multidistrict litigation.
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Were Wray to go, it would presumably be on the grounds that he has lost the confidence of the President who appointed him, since his advice, and pleadings, would have been disregarded on an issue of national security.
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But just as they filed their pleadings, Judge Jackson ruled that she stood by her conclusion that Mr. Manafort had lied about his interactions with the Russian associate, Konstantin V. Kilimnik, as well as about two other matters.
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U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon said that statements a company includes in its code of conduct can be specific enough for shareholders to rely on them in making investment decisions, and denied Signet's motion for judgment on the pleadings.
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Despite the pleadings of one key witness for them not to recycle Russian propaganda -- former National Security Council Russia policy chief Fiona Hill -- several prominent Republicans highlighted claims that Ukraine had meddled in the 2016 election to hurt Trump.
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" But he agreed that Fannie Mae's foreclosure attorneys in Florida routinely filed "false statements" and affidavits, that MERS filed "sham pleadings" in cases across seven states, and that "Lavalle has identified an issue that Fannie Mae needs to address promptly.
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If the Trump administration had wanted to acquiesce to Mr. Erdogan's pleadings to let Turkey take stronger actions in service of its own national security, it could surely have managed such steps in a far more measured and coordinated manner.
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According to state and federal court pleadings that Lee's lawyers filed just before his execution, Lee's trial lawyers begged the trial judge -- who at the time was having an affair with the trial prosecutor -- to let them off the case over a conflict.
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Judge James Boasberg in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia agreed with the FDA that the Center for Responsible Science (CRS) had failed to show it had standing to sue, but gave the organization 30 days to amend its pleadings.
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Along with guilty pleadings from former Trump campaign staffers George Papadopoulos and Rick Gates and former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who are all cooperating with Mueller, the universe of Trump associates with the word "guilty" next to their names continues to grow.
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Mr. Alix has accused McKinsey of using those connections to earn much more than its court-approved fees: He has filed pleadings with the courts claiming that McKinsey earned an additional $22 million in SunEdison's bankruptcy through a complicated series of accounting manipulations.
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I&aposve been asking for DOJ to own up to these things and it&aposs funny, the defamation suit I have against a top media organization and DOJ, the media organization is actually much more honest than the false pleadings by the DOJ so far.
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Once the records are added to Alabama&aposs online court system, historians and others will be able to read the original pleadings filed by Parks&apos attorneys following her refusal to give her seat to a white man on a Montgomery city bus on Dec.
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It is important for the American public to know if the dossier was paid for by another candidate, used in court pleadings, vetted before it was used, vetted after it was used, and whether all relevant facts were shared with the tribunal approving of the FISA application.
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Briefs and pleadings that mentioned the data were to be filed under seal; plaintiffs lawyers were barred from even discussing it with reporters; and cities and counties were instructed to inform the DEA and defendants if they received requests for the data under public records laws.
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Meanwhile because we are so distant from our rivals, we cannot recognize that they share the same fears about what will happen if power is in our hands — or else we dismiss those fears as the pleadings of a wicked claque whose destruction is entirely merited.
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Cliven Bundy's lawsuit in Nevada state court should be dismissed because he wants to re-litigate his claimed right to graze livestock on federal lands, an issue on which he has already lost in court, the environmental group said in a motion seeking a judgment on the pleadings.
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U.S. District Judge Colm Connolly in Delaware ruled on Tuesday that In-Depth Test LLC's patent was invalid because it essentially covered the abstract idea of "doing math," granting judgment on the pleadings in a pair of infringement lawsuits In-Depth filed against Maxim and Vishay in 2014.
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He ignored pleadings from the Justice Department and the FBI to stop the release of a classified memo — written by Republicans — that purportedly showed wrongdoing by law enforcement in obtaining a warrant to conduct surveillance of a known friend to Russian intelligence, the Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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Using wearable technology to measure physical activity and heart rate, which are "ancient" practices that people have long done in their heads and on paper, is not an inventive concept, Jawbone's attorneys at Susman & Godfrey wrote in their motion for judgment on the pleadings in U.S. District Court in Northern California.
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The administration has no law on its side (leading career lawyers in the Justice Department to withhold their signatures from its legal pleadings) but still won't stop exploiting the plight of these most vulnerable young women, for no apparent reason other than a commitment to saving the world one fetus at a time.
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" In addition, the pleadings alleged, the US government agreed not to "share any of the information they had about the Sinaloa Cartel and/or the leadership of the Sinaloa Cartel with the Mexican government in order to better assure that they would not be apprehended and so that their operations would not be interfered with.
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" Read the divorce filing for yourself Under the Tennessee law that provides 15 grounds for divorce, she selected the section that says, "The husband or wife is guilty of such cruel and inhuman treatment or conduct towards the spouse as renders cohabitation unsafe and improper, which may also be referred to in pleadings as inappropriate marital conduct.
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Though unmentioned in the pleadings, a poorly veiled ideological concern lurked in the background (and in the intentions of Edward Blum, the conservative activist whose organisation, Project on Fair Representation, crafted the litigation): urban districts with higher concentrations of people who are not eligible to vote usually go for Democrats, while the rural districts vote rather reliably for the GOP.
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" July – October 2011: As reported in numerous outlets, the son of a heavy hitter in a powerful Mexican drug trafficking organization had filed explosive legal pleadings in federal court in Chicago accusing the US government of cutting a deal with the "Sinaloa Cartel" that gave its leadership "carte blanche to continue to smuggle tons of illicit drugs into Chicago and the rest of the United States.
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"Based on the pleadings, the court reasonably draws the inference that Mansfield I.S.D.'s decision to place her on administrative leave for eight months and then not permit her to resume her job teaching art to elementary school students was based on her sexual orientation and a desire to appease complaining parents in the community operating on the basis of outdated stereotypes about homosexuals," Judge Lindsay wrote.
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But, based on recent pleadings in the Markle case and in a similar case where the service designated thousands of acres of unsuitable land as "critical habitat" for the Gunnison sage-grouse, it appears the Trump administration has abandoned its promise to rein in runaway federal agencies, at least in the area of ESA regulations and will continue the previous administration's practice of pushing the limits of federal power to the breaking point.
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Although the judges aren't in Washington full time, the FISC is staffed by fully cleared personnel, including staff attorneys who review all of the applications and can make recommendations to the judge about whether there are novel issues in the application, whether the government should be required to submit additional information, whether a particular application can be decided on the pleadings -- the paperwork -- or should have a hearing where the judge can ask the government questions about the application (including evidence in it), etc.
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