A ruling against the government could add to the confusion.
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The ruling against the CFPB doesn't shut the agency down.
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To be clear: Courts have not been ruling against us.
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It's the second such ruling against the President in three days.
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Of course, the Trump administration will appeal any ruling against it.
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They fear a ruling against the CFPB could impact other agencies.
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A ruling against AT&T would also hurt its direct competitors.
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The WTO has a history of ruling against the United States.
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I've made investments, and a ruling against me would be prejudicial.
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The ruling against Bombardier will most likely strengthen the Canadians' resolve.
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The law followed a court ruling against the online platform Prodigy.
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Each ruling against the first version of the ban was, in a way, a guide to what to avoid in the second; each ruling against the second offered tips for what to avoid in the third.
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The ruling against Gawker could very well put it out of business.
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That's in spite of a UN ruling against China on the issue.
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Watch: Here's what the antitrust ruling against Qualcomm might mean for chipmakers
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Today, they recalled a judge who made a ruling against their agenda.
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"I have no difficulty ruling against any party," Gorsuch said when Sen.
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"It was an absolute joke," Klinsmann said of the ruling against Jones.
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A ruling against the university could imperil affirmative action in higher education.
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The two Reagan appointees upheld a lower-court ruling against the man.
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The judge, Reed O'Connor, has a record of ruling against Democratic policies.
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N) "very soon" after Bombardier won a trade ruling against Boeing (BA.
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Judge Ramos followed suit Wednesday, issuing a similar ruling against Trump's team.
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The justices&apos decision leaves in place a lower court ruling against Dassey.
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This was the third federal court ruling against voter identification laws this month.
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The Canadian ruling against Google, which applies worldwide, could be just the start.
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California's ruling against marriage equality in 2008 (Proposition 8) really shook us up.
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The Court's ruling against the CFPB undermines Warren's credibility of her signature creation.
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We were not surprised with this week's ruling against our temporary restraining order.
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The justices' decision leaves in place a lower court ruling against Brendan Dassey.
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A ruling against AT&T would seemingly eliminate Verizon or Comcast as buyers.
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The ruling against Grigory Rodchenkov was made in absentia last week, on Sept.
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Indeed, the A.C.L.U. helped secure the first court ruling against the travel ban.
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There was a major Supreme Court ruling against Edison International, the power company giant.
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The next test will come if this ends with a ruling against the administration.
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The European Union said it was scrutinizing the Supreme Court ruling against Ugulava closely.
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The original antitrust ruling against Android was handed down by the FAS last September.
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The through-line in these opinions is Kavanaugh ruling against the rights of immigrants.
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In practical terms, a ruling against Whitaker would be a slap on the wrist.
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The movement had won some important victories, including a court ruling against conversion therapy.
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Hanen's initial ruling against the administration, in early 0003, was relatively narrow and technical.
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A ruling against overruling the first verdict would be a great relief for him.
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Still, a ruling against Myanmar could hurt its international reputation and set legal precedent.
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Still a ruling against Myanmar could hurt its international reputation and set legal precedent.
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A ruling against the CFPB would be a symbolic loss for presidential contender Sen.
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Trump has repeatedly attacked the Ninth Circuit for ruling against his first travel order.
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It was the third ruling against ag-gag laws in the past few years.
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A ruling against the president need not produce such a result, to be sure.
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A judge in California moved that process along, ruling against the administration in separate decisions.
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Courts must provide justice even when that requires ruling against the state or security services.
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The military judge's unprecedented contempt ruling against General Baker shows just how difficult that is.
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New court decisions—especially a recent ruling against lead paint companies—are removing legal barriers.
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In recent decades, however, it has been ruling against presidents more often, new research shows.
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The case bounced around the federal court system, with judges consistently ruling against Texas' law.
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Mr. Cunha can appeal the ruling against him, and he is expected to do so.
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The ruling against Apple has been followed by EU action against other American tech companies.
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They would be highly unlikely to join a more sweeping ruling against same-sex couples.
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The court's ruling against it increases the focus on the November elections in the state.
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Among them: exactly how a ruling against the program might be implemented by the state.
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A similar ruling against Trump's policy from a Hawaii-based federal judge is still in place.
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Tuesday was the first election since the 2013 Supreme Court ruling against the Voting Rights Act.
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At first glance, the EU's ruling against forcing Google Chrome on users seems to be unfair.
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If China thinks America may ignore a ruling against its interests, why should it play along?
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The administration has for months been critical of various judges ruling against orders issued by Trump.
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Despite the pardon, the judge who oversaw Arpaio's case declined to vacate her ruling against him.
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Ruling against them, they argue, would put hundreds of similar monuments across the country in jeopardy.
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One remarkable foreclosure ruling against Wells Fargo came in January 2015, in a Missouri state court.
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A ruling against the Trump administration could prompt the United States to leave the W.T.O. entirely.
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The ruling against him confirmed the right to be forgotten had the upper hand, he said.
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A ruling against the Trump administration could prompt the United States to leave the W.T.O. entirely.
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Democrats weren't expecting this, and some were actually optimistic for a clear ruling against them. Why?
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The court's Wednesday decision upholds the ruling against the fine, but protects the bureau's legal foundation.
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The ruling against a former regional government leader comes during an intense territorial conflict over Catalonia.
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He led the court to its unanimous and historic 1954 ruling against school segregation, in Brown v.
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Judges who are ruling against the ACA — they're not applying the law in a careful, thoughtful way.
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Luke's counter complaints, to the latest ruling against her injunction, is coded in the language of sexism.
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After all, in theory, multiple rulings in DACA's favor ought to outweigh a single ruling against it.
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A ruling against partisan gerrymandering would be a first, and could reshape electoral politics in the states.
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The new wave of notifications comes less than 24 hours after a significant court ruling against Facebook.
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The association said that a ruling against TUV could cost it as much as 6 billion euros.
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A ruling against North Carolina's partisan redistricting plan is also in the pipeline toward the high court.
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In one case, the eight justices considered a lower court ruling against a North Carolina redistricting effort.
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A ruling against Uber in the class action case would be a significant rebuke of that idea.
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Despite being considered a strong ruling against China, the decision offers no clues to what happens next.
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Mulvaney has insisted a ruling against the ACA would not result in anyone losing health care coverage.
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Never did their investigations result in a court ruling against Sandia or an out-of-court settlement.
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Hedge funds and private equity firms are bracing themselves for a potential ruling against Bridgewater, he added.
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A ruling against the United States could lead to tariffs against Boeing planes sold to European customers.
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A judge's ruling against the landlord could set a new standard for how immigrant tenants are treated.
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Charles Cooper, lawyer for Kupperman and Bolton, said Kupperman's lawsuit would continue despite the ruling against McGahn.
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Burwell in the event of an adverse ruling against the Obama administration, according to health policy experts.
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But for the Mobleys of Buena, New Jersey, the ruling against their son comes as a relief.
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Kennedy showed his lack of bias, Monster said, by ruling against the company in a previous Monster case.
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A ruling against J&J on Monday could mean more big payouts in similar cases across the country.
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Ginsburg's win in that case wrested from the Supreme Court its first ruling against sex discrimination as unconstitutional.
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AbbVie slipped 2.4 percent to $213 after Coherus BioSciences received a favorable patent ruling against AbbVie's Humira drug.
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AbbVie slipped 2.4 percent to $65.25 after Coherus BioSciences received a favorable patent ruling against AbbVie's Humira drug.
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AbbVie slipped 2.4 percent to $153 after Coherus BioSciences received a favorable patent ruling against AbbVie's Humira drug.
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The president has gone after lower court judges for ruling against his administration and his personal business interests.
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Board of Education, which ruled that separate meant unequal, ruling against segregation for the first time since reconstruction.
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AbbVie slipped 2.4 percent to $183 after Coherus BioSciences received a favorable patent ruling against AbbVie's Humira drug.
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The idea here was to intimidate courts out of ruling against Trump—to escape justice through mob rule.
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In a news conference, Mr. Joyce said he had always been prepared for the court ruling against him.
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And just because courts are ruling against the Trump administration, it does not mean the fights are over.
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The court found itself in the awkward position of ruling against a business owned by the American president.
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The Times later won a landmark Supreme Court ruling against censorship in the case, and published the papers.
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And despite the ruling against it, Mr. Marchetti's book helped spawn a literary genre that revealed government secrets.
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The president slammed a federal appeal court's ruling against his controversial travel ban in a Friday morning tweet.
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The decision is the first international court ruling against Myanmar over its military's brutal treatment of the Rohingya.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland disagrees profoundly with the European Commission's ruling against its tax dealings with Apple Inc (AAPL.
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Under current NAFTA rules, Canada can turn to an arbitration panel to seek a ruling against such duties.
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But the ACLU's counsel said, again, that a ruling against the funeral home would not affect women's sports.
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We're covering a momentous day in Washington, tonight's Democratic debate, and a ruling against the Affordable Care Act.
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Temer opponents are counting on a TSE ruling against the scandal-hit president to force him from office.
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Apple – Apple won a China victory when a court overturned a prior ruling against the company over iPhone patents.
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Is it okay for liberals to immediately highlight Scalia's long record of ruling against abortion and civil liberties advocates?
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It is also planning a separate round of consultations to avert a ruling against the rise in electricity tariffs.
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"If the chair, with all due respect, is ruling against me, I move to appeal the chair," he said.
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"Pfizer is aware that the Treasury will keep ruling against any solution it can come up with," he said.
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Rarely does a week pass without a federal judge ruling against President Donald Trump in one case or another.
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An initial ruling against the company was overturned on appeal, and the case ended up at the Supreme Court.
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The decision came after a meeting of Islamic clerics this week declared a fatwa, or ruling, against suicide bombings.
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EUROPEAN COMMISSION SAYS IS ANALYSING EUROPE'S TOP COURT RULING AGAINST ITS DECISION ON GAZPROM'S ACCESS TO OPAL GAS PIPELINE
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg reflected on the consequences of ruling against the union in the case before the court.
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Ruling against Nixon in 1974, the justices said a president cannot withhold important evidence from an ongoing criminal investigation.
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The ruling against Iran is part of a broader case seeking to hold Saudi Arabia responsible for the Sept.
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Details of the Supreme Court's refusal to grant a stay on the ruling against Monsanto were not immediately available.
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If that happens, they say, an emphatic ruling against partisan gerrymanders would rank with another redistricting decision: Baker v.
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THE SUPREME COURT'S thunderclap of a ruling against the government on September 24th was a godsend for Jeremy Corbyn.
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Again, the court split 5-4 in the case, with Gorsuch writing the majority opinion and ruling against Bucklew.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit in its ruling against the company on Dec.
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" In reaction to the court ruling against the President and his company, Trump Organization lawyer Marc Mukasey said, "Fight on.
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The report was not explicit about how the United States would respond to a ruling against it on the issue.
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He also dismissed a $5.9bn counter-claim by Mr Sanea and left in place a prior $2.5bn ruling against him.
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The impact: Even a limited ruling against Wisconsin, Maryland or (eventually) North Carolina would cross a new and unprecedented threshold.
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The appeals court ruling against Mr. Trump did not stop elected officials from acting to prevent threats, abuse or harassment.
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Yet a ruling against the law's pre-existing condition protections may be what's needed to push the two parties together.
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He appealed, and on Monday, the Beijing Second Intermediate People's Court, in a final decision, upheld the ruling against him.
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An Oklahoma judge on Friday reduced an earlier ruling against Johnson & Johnson for its role in the state's opioid crisis.
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But the Supreme Court's move nonetheless means the ruling against the law will remain in place — at least for now.
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" Vice President Mike Pence, in Twitter posts, declared himself "deeply troubled" at the ruling against journalists "for doing their job.
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At one point, he asked a lawyer for the federal government how consequential a ruling against his position would be.
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Lawmakers are seizing on the European Union's multi-billion dollar ruling against Apple to push their case for tax reform.
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In court Tuesday, Justice Sonia Sotomayor was concerned about the impact a ruling against Byrd would have on police power.
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With the lower courts ruling against the administration and the high court not yet taking action, DACA remains in place.
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A ruling against Bucklew could make it easier for states to deny concessions to death row inmates with medical conditions.
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Legal analysts say that none of Simpson's pension income can be taken away to pay off the civil ruling against him.
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In November, he issued a remarkable statement responding to Trump's complaint about a ruling against the administration by a liberal judge.
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The only thing that would have derailed that would have been a ruling against AT&T's plans to buy Time Warner.
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Hungary and Greece prevented the EU from backing a court ruling against China's expansive territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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Some cyberlaw experts fear a ruling against Grindr will put the creativity of the internet as we know it at risk.
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Goldschmidt, when the state of Maine won a ruling against President Carter's attempt to hold highway funding for fiscal year 1980.
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It also emphasises that a WTO ruling against America need not automatically lead to a change in American law or practice.
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The new tariffs follow a ruling against the European Union by the World Trade Organization, saying that Airbus was improperly subsidized.
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Most recently, the US voiced its support for an international tribunal's ruling against China over disputes in the South China Sea.
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Plus, Airbus shares closed up over 2 percent despite a World Trade Organization ruling against it for receiving European government subsidies.
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The decision overturns a lower court's ruling against Yelp, affirming rules that shield internet platforms from legal liability over users' posts.
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Even if the ruling against California Teachers did accelerate the decline of unions, that would not necessarily be bad for Democrats.
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She irked Barroso's successor as president, Jean-Claude Juncker, when she criticized an EU antitrust ruling against Apple in late August.
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Some of those restrictions, however, have been struck down in court, including this year's major ruling against the 2013 Texas law.
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The IFC expressed concern that a ruling against the organization could invite similar lawsuits targeting it and other international development banks.
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A ruling against the company would cast renewed doubt on the proposal and could lead to another drawn-out legal fight.
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Vimpelcom declined to comment on the Dutch court ruling against Takilant, while no one at Telia was immediately available for comment.
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The White House is appealing a ruling against Trump's executive order made by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals last month.
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And one of its biggest hurdles is a federal judge named Sam Sparks, who keeps ruling against limiting access to abortion.
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In the California suit, a judge in February issued a preliminary ruling against the administration, saying state courts do have jurisdiction.
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Cornell University law professor Stephen Yale-Loehr suggested that a ruling against the administration would stymie executive actions of all kinds.
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The 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals upheld Robart's ruling against the first ban and Watson referenced that decision in his order.
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Answering his first question of the day, Gorsuch said that he wouldn't have any trouble ruling against the President who nominated him.
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It was the second ruling against the series of statutes passed in the last days of former Republican Governor Scott Walker's administration.
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European Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said the WTO had made a very clear ruling against an unfair, protectionist and anti-competitive measure.
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Her supporters accuse her opponents of political persecution and the courts of bias in frequently ruling against Yingluck and her family members.
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The big picture: The Supreme Court upheld the federal judge's ruling last week with a 5-4 vote ruling against the administration.
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Kenyatta's criticisms of the ICC were apparent in the statement he issued about the ICC case and ruling against Ruto and Sang.
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Tunisia also banned the film, with a court ruling against screening it because it starred a former IDF soldier, the Independent reported.
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The justices did not comment Monday in leaving in place a Louisiana Supreme Court ruling against Chad Jarreau of Cut Off, Louisiana.
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The appeals court had cited the "on-sale bar" to patentability included in the 2011 America Invents Act in ruling against Helsinn.
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Thanks to a monster Supreme Court ruling against unions that came down Wednesday, even that forecast is suddenly looking way too optimistic.
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The court found despite the advisory committees as well as staff (ph) ruling against it or recommending against it, Wilbur -- INGRAHAM: Yeah.
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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday cited a tweet from President Trump in its ruling against the president's travel ban.
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Because Temer won the vice presidency as Rousseff's running mate, a ruling against her in that case would annul his election too.
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In a way, the ruling against CFPB backfired on them, because it effectively legitimizes the agency in the eyes of the courts.
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Preska, an appointee of former President George H.W. Bush, concurred with part of the D.C. appellate court's initial ruling against the CFPB.
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Why "have all these attorneys general rushed to court seeking an emergency ruling against President Trump?" the judge wondered at one point.
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In the ruling against Alani in his discrimination suit, the judge wrote that Alani's performance while at Alaska was clearly below standards.
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The groups warn of a chilling effect on speech if the justices allow the D.C. court's ruling against the writers to stand.
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Since Hispanic and black voters overwhelmingly vote Democratic, a ruling against the state would put Republican-held seats in play for Democrats.
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The Trump administration says it'll oppose a federal judge's ruling against its immigration order: Of note: The White House sent two statements.
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The Moscow court decision, upholding a previous ruling against LinkedIn, means the company will now be blocked from operating across the country.
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Pakistan's Supreme Court on Wednesday fully acquitted her and ordered her "released forthwith," in an exceptionally rare ruling against a blasphemy verdict.
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Facebook won a default ruling against the company last week, when NSO Group representatives didn't show up to court in San Francisco.
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In the first ruling against the question, U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman dismissed the Voting Rights Act argument as a mere pretext.
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In June, a judge of the International Trade Commission issued a preliminary ruling against Comcast, with a final ruling expected at anytime.
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The White House counsel's office originally objected to the idea, and the administration is now fighting off a court ruling against it.
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The lower court's unanimous ruling against Texas included a "meticulous" review of the faulty procedures by which the legislature produced the electoral maps.
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It is extremely likely that the policy will be put on hold by a federal judge ruling against the administration soon after that.
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He's said courts ruling against his Muslim ban were putting the country at risk and has complained about setbacks for his immigration policy.
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The Muslim travel ban has seen families treated like criminals, saved only at the last minute by courts ruling against Trump's unconstitutional ban.
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In a case last month supported by the GMB, a union, the appeal court upheld an equal-pay ruling against Asda, a supermarket.
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Advocates of the program were concerned that the hope of the states' lawyers was justified, and they braced for a ruling against DACA.
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But this year's event in the South China Sea takes on new significance after a landmark ruling against China's claims in the region.
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"His mindset when purchasing the product was thinking about having sex with a woman," American Arbitration Association said in its ruling against him.
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In 245, he joined a panel ruling against Guantanamo Bay detainee Fouzi Khalid Abdullah al Awda in the case of Al Odah v.
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The bad news for the administration is not just the fact that judges are ruling against them; it's the way they're doing it.
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Last year, the president sparked backlash after he blasted a "so-called judge" following the first federal ruling against his administration's travel ban.
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But Mr. Bach suggested amending a key detail of the ruling against Russian athletes while emphasizing that specific sports federations had supreme control.
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The court decision was the first ruling against Choi, who faces separate charges that allege she accepted bribes for Park from business conglomerates.
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In a sweeping ruling against China on the South China Sea in July, an international tribunal in The Hague focused on Scarborough Shoal.
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In ruling against expanded DACA and DAPA, the 22019th Circuit Court of Appeals reached its decision in part by engaging in revisionist history.
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President Richard Nixon appointed four justices who joined with a fifth conservative justice to immediately begin ruling against the expansion of school desegregation.
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The statement comes in response to the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague's ruling against China's claims in the South China Sea.
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The decision relied on narrow grounds, saying a state commission had violated the Constitution's protection of religious freedom in ruling against the baker.
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The case was later essentially made moot when Mr. Trump took over from Mr. Obama, but the ruling against the White House stood.
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Gorsuch joined the three-judge panel's ruling against them, but his opinion included language that suggested he might be sympathetic to their situation.
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Indonesian Islamic council set to issue a ruling against fake news Indonesian Islamic council set to issue a ruling against fake news Indonesia's highest Muslim clerical council said Wednesday it is preparing to issue a fatwa (a religious ruling) to curb the spread of fake news being used to fuel ethnic and religious tensions and threatening to influence an upcoming election.
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The silver lining of this week's tax ruling against Apple is that it may finally spur U.S. legislators to reform the country's corporate tax code in order to protect American companies and keep corporate assets in the U.S. The European Commission's $14.5 billion tax ruling against Apple is as unprecedented in its logic as it is audacious in its scope.
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" The comments came less than 24 hours after Trump attacked a ruling against his latest asylum policy as having come from "an Obama judge.
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At the ASEAN summit last year, China's closest ASEAN ally, Cambodia, blocked any mention of the court ruling against Beijing in a joint statement.
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Lappin, ruling against a prisoner who claimed that a federal law requiring him to provide a DNA sample violated his free exercise of religion.
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The European Union's recent antitrust ruling against Google's Android OS has also opened up an opportunity for additional software customization, via unbundled Google apps.
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China has been incensed by a ruling against its claims in the South China Sea by an international court, a case initiated by Manila.
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The European Union's $14.5 billion tax ruling against Apple won't substantially impact the U.S. tech giant's bottom line, an expert told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The ruling against Fox reinforces that companies must be careful to avoid tripping contractual language when they use their own platforms to showcase content.
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Firstly, it resulted in a World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling against China in 2014, forcing the country to lift all export restrictions in 2015.
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The decision came after a meeting of Islamic clerics from across the country this week who declared a fatwa, or ruling, against suicide bombings.
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The Idaho Supreme Court affirmed the state trial court's ruling against the plaintiff, including the award of attorney's fees in favor of the defendants.
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In fact, the federal ruling against him said there was evidence of only three instances across 18 years in which noncitizens voted in Kansas.
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The court's ruling against Khan, who has 32.5 million followers on Twitter and was promoting his movie last week, sparked worries among Bollywood traders.
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Although the bank is already defunct, the Ciercos still seek a ruling against FinCEN to help repair the damage to their reputations, Lewis said.
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Her supporters are hoping that direct appeals from the president — combined with a Supreme Court ruling against the state's voter ID laws — will help.
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A ruling against Harvard would send a strong message to institutions schooling the elite that merit should determine the future leaders of American society.
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A judge in Missouri overturned the ruling against Jonathan Irons, who Moore and others said was wrongfully sent to prison for burglary and assault.
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Mr. Nkrumah said if his client sought to appeal, he would probably raise the issue of the judge's ruling against mentioning the president's views.
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Duterte's apparent refusal to enforce that ruling against Beijing — particularly after the June collision — contributed to anti-China protests in Manila in recent months.
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Bombardier or the Canadian government could also eventually challenge a ruling against Bombardier in a number of venues, including at the World Trade Organization.
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We're covering the latest developments in Washington, a major ruling against Facebook in Europe, and new details about lung damage in e-cigarette users.
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Chief Justice Roberts issued a similar statement in a decision in January rejecting Texas' request to review a ruling against its voter ID law.
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Legal analysts say that none of Simpson's pension income can be taken away to pay off the hefty multi-million dollar civil ruling against him.
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"This is a reckless ruling against a woman who was fired simply because she is transgender," HRC Legal Director Sarah Warbelow said in a statement.
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And although, technically, Gorsuch was dissenting from that ruling against the criminal defendant for the government, that dissent was a concurrence in all but name.
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In February, Hyman criticized the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit for ruling against Trump's travel ban on people from seven Muslim countries.
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The decision affirms a December 2017 ruling against New Jersey-based West-Ward Pharmaceuticals, which has been known as Hikma Pharmaceuticals USA since last June.
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Judge Hanen probably won't have a chance to issue a ruling against DACA — or even a preliminary injunction temporarily halting the program — for several months.
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In January 2016, the justices heard arguments on the issue — with the court appearing to be headed to a 5–4 ruling against the unions.
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The Supreme Court of the Netherlands upheld a previous ruling against the Dutch state and set its liability at 10% of the overall loss suffered.
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A ruling against the government could have limited its ability to prosecute people via special military tribunals for offenses not internationally recognized as war crimes.
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A federal appellate court ruling against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is likely to spark a wave of litigation against the agency, attorneys say.
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The company reintroduced its service in Madrid in March after beating a hasty retreat from the market in 2014 following a court ruling against it.
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The government also warns that a ruling against the accommodation could open the door to a slew of new legal challenges based on religious beliefs.
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In January, 2010, the Court issued its landmark ruling against the F.E.C.: nonprofits could spend as they saw fit on campaigns, with no government restrictions.
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Another ruling against Trump's travel ban; North Carolina strikes down its bathroom bill; Mike Pence breaks tie on law to block funding for Planned Parenthood.
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A ruling against the cities would have far-reaching effects in Germany, where many urban areas suffer from excess pollution that comes mainly from diesels.
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A ruling against the maps, even if sharply limited in scope, would signal to state legislators that extreme partisan gerrymandering will no longer be tolerated.
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The chief justice also spoke out against Trump in 2018 when the president criticized an "Obama judge" for ruling against one of his immigration policies.
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The stakes are high: A ruling against the clinics would effectively ban medication abortion in the state and leave Arkansas again with only one clinic.
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A historic ruling against Johnson & Johnson over its talcum powder products rests on uncertain science — but reveals a very real trust problem for such companies.
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New York County Judge James Burke, however, granted all of the defense's preemptory challenges to those jurors in question, essentially ruling against the prosecution's challenge.
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The paper cited an internal document in which the Stuttgart judge shows he is favour of a ruling against the carmaker, which faces compensation claims.
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League of Conservation Voters president Gene Karpinski touted the environmentalist win in a statement marking the latest court ruling against a Trump administration environmental move.
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"Hawaii, what do you know?" it has been recently asked on social media, following a Hawaii judge's recent ruling against the President's latest travel ban.
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The bottom line: It's a unique new approach to the fight against the opioid crisis — but a ruling against New York could easily shut it down.
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Today's ruling was made by District Judge James Robart, a Bush appointee who drew attention earlier this month after ruling against Donald Trump's controversial immigration order.
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The ruling against the administration could, in theory, backfire and encourage more people to come to the US and not to wait at ports of entry.
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During the quarter ending June, federal courts issued an order ruling against Qualcomm in a case brought by the FTC related to its licensing business practices.
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"If the commission is ruling against it, that would be a pretty significant blow to the candidates themselves and their desire to be protected," he says.
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From the argument it seemed clear that the court, in a 5-4 decision split along ideological lines, would issue an important ruling against the unions.
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Brown's decision is the fifth such ruling against HHS on the issue, coming on the heels of a ruling out of Washington state earlier this week.
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Progressive groups and lawmakers plan to use a Texas judge's ruling against ObamaCare to jump-start their push for "Medicare for all" in the next Congress.
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Gill isn't being overhyped: a ruling against extreme gerrymanders could re-jig American politics at the state and national levels for the coming decade and beyond.
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If Olympics officials amended the ruling against Russia, it would be an unusual move, as they have historically deferred to the governing bodies of specific sports.
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The Supreme Court twice in recent years has ruled on major cases concerning how criminal law applies to new technology, both times ruling against law enforcement.
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Matt Bevin's (R) administration canceled dental and vision coverage for thousands of Medicaid enrollees in the wake of a judge's ruling against his work requirements proposal.
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The Supreme Court seemed uneasy with some parts of President Trump's travel ban today — but equally uneasy with the implications of a broad ruling against it.
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Edwords conceded that the lawsuit could end up backfiring on his side with a ruling against him but stands by his decision to challenge the cross.
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It's instead a predictable exercise in motivated reasoning — drafted by a jurist with a history of ruling against policies and laws advanced by President Barack Obama.
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Jennings spoke to "Squawk Box" about Monday's landmark opioid ruling against Johnson & Johnson, in which an Oklahoma judge ordered J&J pay a $572 million fine.
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A French appeals court overturned in January an earlier ruling against Barbarin, in which he was convicted last year of failing to report sexual abuse charges.
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A French appeals court overturned in January an earlier ruling against Barbarin, in which he was convicted last year of failing to report sexual abuse charges.
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Abbasi, ruling against Muslim immigrants who said they had been rounded up and subjected to beatings, humiliating searches and other abuses at the same detention center.
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The ruling against Mr. Ramaphosa posed a significant political risk at a time when some of his opponents were facing their own scrutiny over alleged misconduct.
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That campaign led to a signal victory in a United States court in 22004: a landmark ruling against foreign governments and their agents who commit torture.
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When Oakland-based U.S. District Court Judge Haywood Gilliam issued his first ruling against the wall projects in May, Trump went after the jurist on Twitter.
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In May, the FTC won a landmark antitrust ruling against the chipmaking giant when a federal judge ruled that Qualcomm "strangled competition" with its monopoly power.
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The decision, which upheld a lower court ruling against the work requirements, brings the Trump administration's Medicaid overhaul closer to possible review from the Supreme Court.
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In 2016, a federal judge cited a pattern of such disclosures when ruling against the State of California's request for donor information from Americans for Prosperity.
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Most of the world regards the sea as international water, and an international tribunal made a sweeping ruling against China's conduct in the region in 2016.
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The Supreme Court upheld on Monday a lower court's decision to throw out state legislative district lines, the latest ruling against districts drawn while considering race.
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Both of those actions were ultimately stopped in court, with the Supreme Court deadlocking in 2016 and allowing a lower court's ruling against Obama to stand.
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Things got so heated after a district court ruling against his asylum policies that Chief Justice John Roberts issued an unprecedented statement that implicitly rebuked the President.
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The new policy comes in response to a December 2017 court ruling against President Obama's additions to the Endangered Species Act, which banned importing trophies from Zimbabwe.
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And judging by a recent defamation ruling against a newspaper involving another Liberal Party member, Joe Hockey, free speech isn't exactly alive and well down under either.
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The fear is that, in this case, a ruling against the U.S. could force changes in its labor laws – thus eroding U.S. sovereignty and Congress' legal authority.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq is satisfied with a U.S. appeals court ruling against a travel ban imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, a government spokesman said on Sunday.
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But two conservative members of the court who, some thought, might join the four liberal justices in ruling against the groups, seemed rather taken with the idea.
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The EU's final appeal appears to have backfired, with the WTO judges reversing points that previously went in the EU's favor and toughening the ruling against it.
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The Supreme Court has twice in recent years ruled on major cases concerning how criminal law applies to new technology, on each occasion ruling against law enforcement.
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The Trump administration is weighing its options after an appeals court ruling against the president's executive action on immigration, including the possibility of writing a new order.
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Though the dispute in the case seems like a technical distinction, forces on both sides have said the consequences of a ruling against them could be dire.
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The Supreme Court announced last month it will hear the case this term after the solicitor general ripped a district court judge's ruling against the citizenship question.
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The lawyers called for justices to order a new trial for Syed and reverse a Maryland court ruling against him in court papers obtained by the outlet.
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A Chicago judge on Tuesday entered a default ruling against Kelly, according to court records, after he did not respond to the lawsuit and missed the hearing.
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What's next: DOJ is weighing two decisions as it enters the 6-day window before the deal can close: Should it appeal the ruling against their case?
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A ruling against Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement as president, which provides health coverage for about 24 million Americans, would almost certainly be stayed pending further appeal.
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The issue of the payments has also been caught up in court; if Trump decides to stop appealing a ruling against the administration, CSR payments could stop.
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Pierson said that the court ruling against Trump over tariffs on Turkish goods makes the president's decision to target Brazil and Argentina "vulnerable" to a legal challenge.
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Elsewhere, a regional court in Austria cited the research in a 2014 ruling against residents of Graz who had sued to force officials to restrict diesel traffic.
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Days later, another judge made a similar ruling against Trump in his bid to block Democrats' request for documents from his longtime favorite bank, Germany's Deutsche Bank.
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) did a 360 on Wednesday, giving private university graduate students the right to unionize after previously ruling against collective bargaining in 2004.
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The ruling against SyRI comes on the heels of other examples of European courts and regulators putting the brakes on algorithmic efforts to boost government efficiency or oversight.
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Election reformers are hoping that the Supreme Court will issue a landmark ruling against excessive partisan gerrymandering before the next round of redistricting begins after the 2020 census.
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The auction is how Google hopes to comply with the European Union's antitrust ruling against the firm in late June, which included a hefty fine of €2.4bn ($2.7bn).
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Brett Kavanaugh — a man accused of sexual assault and with a clear record of ruling against women's health and abortion rights — is now sitting on the Supreme Court.
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Qualcomm Inc rose 1% after the U.S. Justice Department asked a federal appeals court to pause the enforcement of a sweeping antitrust ruling against the mobile chip supplier.
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The DOJ conditions that San Francisco is now suing over were announced as added requirements to that grant after the court upheld its ruling against the broader threat.
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Qualcomm Inc jumped 1.4% after the U.S. Justice Department asked a federal appeals court to pause the enforcement of a sweeping antitrust ruling against the mobile chip supplier.
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Qualcomm Inc jumped 4.9% after the U.S. Justice Department asked a federal appeals court to pause the enforcement of a sweeping antitrust ruling against the mobile chip supplier.
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Qualcomm Inc jumped 5.6% after the U.S. Justice Department asked a federal appeals court to pause the enforcement of a sweeping antitrust ruling against the mobile chip supplier.
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Democrats also scrutinized Gorsuch's ruling against a parent who sought to place a severely autistic boy in a special schooling program under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect that Jackson's decision is the fifth such ruling against the agency and Jackson had made one of the previous rulings.
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That raises the possibility that the judge could issue an initial ruling against the law, which could be overturned on appeal, but which would still jolt the campaign.
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And as if to make a sardonic mockery of its own ruling against Muslims, the Supreme Court at the same time essentially overruled its 1944 decision, Korematsu v.
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It may be easier to reconsider Mr. Obama's ruling against construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, which would bring petroleum from Canada's oil sands to Gulf Coast refineries.
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Alleging crimes related to "commercial activity," these arrests make it clear the Supreme Court ruling against the Witnesses simply cleared the way for more harassment of minority groups.
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Qualcomm Inc rose 1.2% after the U.S. Justice Department asked a federal appeals court to pause the enforcement of a sweeping antitrust ruling against the mobile chip supplier.
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The ruling against Aldana follows the exclusion earlier this week of Zury Rios, whose father Efrain Rios Montt ruled Guatemala after a military coup in the early 1980s.
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In the early 13s, the Supreme Court issued a pair of decisions ruling against low-income black and Latino students who had been segregated into impoverished school districts.
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South Africa's parliament ultimately voted to not impeach the president by 233 votes to 143, despite the country's highest court ruling against him last week, according to BBC.
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Writing for the majority in the 7-to-2 decision, he said the Civil Rights Commission's ruling against the baker, Jack Phillips, had been infected by religious animus.
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A 1990 Supreme Court ruling against two members of the Native American Church who were fired after taking peyote during a religious ceremony prompted bipartisan backlash in Congress.
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The Court agreed that ruling against the hospitals would put the IRS in the constitutionally problematic position of having to decide just who is and isn't a church.
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A state court on Thursday dealt a setback to Mayor Bill de Blasio, ruling against his plan to give some homeowners a $183 credit on their water bills.
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In finely calibrated testimony, Judge Gorsuch declared that he would go where the law took him, even if that required a ruling against Mr. Trump, who nominated him.
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Despite the district court ruling against the administration, it is likely to prevail at the higher levels of a judicial system that is increasingly dominated by GOP appointees.
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A ruling against Brazil will add pressure on the country to scale back industry subsidies at a time when it is struggling with its worst recession in memory.
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Fuller is famous for leading the Gilded Age court in upholding the doctrine of separate but equal, striking down the federal income tax and habitually ruling against labor.
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Apple stock has also been negatively impacted by some lawsuits including the Supreme Court ruling against it Monday on a suit involving an antitrust case against its App Store.
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Qualcomm Inc shares rose 0.8% after the U.S. Justice Department asked a federal appeals court to pause the enforcement of a sweeping antitrust ruling against the mobile chip supplier.
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The GOP leader made it clear he's unhappy that Trump singled out a federal judge for scorn and criticism after ruling against his executive order on immigration and refugees.
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But the court's four liberal justices spent Monday's oral arguments trying to highlight the potential damage of a ruling against the unions, suggesting they were on the back foot.
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In 2014 the Indian government of Narendra Modi quietly accepted the court's ruling against it in a case brought by Bangladesh over a dispute in the Bay of Bengal.
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Had prosecutors sought evidence from Mr. Trump himself, there was at least a possibility that he would try to defy a Supreme Court ruling against him, prompting a crisis.
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The appeals court was a thorn in the side of the Obama administration at times, ruling against the former President, for example on his controversial executive actions on immigration.
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He acknowledged that the ruling against it in India was a major setback, but he's not deterred from the goal to bring Internet to as many people as possible.
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A ruling against the fees would deprives unions of a vital revenue stream, undercut their ability to attract new members and undermine their ability to spend in political races.
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It could increase pressure in Nairobi's High Court, following Judge George Odunga's ruling against Interior Minister Fred Matiang'i, Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinnet and the head of immigration.
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The Justice Department filing to the high court late Thursday argued that the federal appeals court in Richmond, Virginia made several mistakes in ruling against the Trump travel policy.
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Japanese leaders have reacted angrily to the Nippon Steel verdict and a later ruling against Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd, arguing that the issue was settled by the 1965 treaty.
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He unapologetically views judges as agents of the presidents who appointed them — calling out an "Obama judge," for instance, for ruling against the Trump administration in an immigration case.
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Lower courts have blocked the Trump administration rules nationwide, with the 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals affirming a Pennsylvania federal level ruling against the Little Sisters in July.
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BRUSSELS, Sept 19 (Reuters) - The European Union will lower import duties on Argentine biodiesel following a World Trade Organization ruling against initial measures in place, it said on Tuesday.
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In 1988, the Supreme Court overturned a ruling against Hustler that had awarded damages to the evangelical pastor Jerry Falwell, the founder of the conservative organization the Moral Majority.
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The WTO said on Wednesday said that the United States did not fully comply with a 2014 ruling against its anti-subsidy tariffs on a range of Chinese products.
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A Sudanese court on Saturday convicted Bashir on corruption charges and sentenced him to two years of detention in a reform facility, the first ruling against the former president.
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"Specifically tell us whether you'd have any trouble ruling against the president who appointed you," Senator Charles E. Grassley, the Iowa Republican who leads the Judiciary Committee, instructed him.
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Had the subpoenas sought evidence from Mr. Trump himself, there was at least a possibility that he would try to defy a ruling against him, prompting a constitutional crisis.
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Just this week, the EU published its full $14 billion back-tax ruling against Apple, which for decades reduced its tax burden through a deal with the Irish government.
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However its strategy of publicly consulting on amendments to surveillance law to try to workaround the CJEU's ruling against indiscriminate data retention regimes has drawn withering criticism from privacy groups.
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Politically, a ruling against the administration could give both sides what they want — Trump and company could rail against liberal judges, and the ACLU could claim another victory against Trump.
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At least two of the judges seemed likely to side with those challenging Mr Trump's travel ban, and even the third, Mr Clifton, might join a ruling against the government.
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The court could also tackle the recent ruling against the Affordable Care Act in Texas, President Trump's rollback of DACA, and his ban on transgender soldiers serving in the military.
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A federal judge gave the go-ahead Tuesday for AT&T to buy Time Warner for $85 billion, ruling against the Justice Department's lawsuit to block the deal in November.
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In Orrick's original ruling against the Trump order, he cited comments by the president and Sessions which suggested the government intended to target a much wider swath of federal funds.
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President Nicolas Maduro's government added in a statement that it would still analyze the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) ruling against Venezuela's state-run oil company PDVSA for possible appeal.
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Experts believe that given the makeup of the court hearing the case, and its previous ruling against the parents program, the judges involved would likely strike down DACA as well.
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He remained silent today while his conservative colleagues left little doubt that they're headed toward a broad ruling against public unions — and that they're well aware of the political consequences.
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Every ruling against the administration on the travel ban sparks a potential temper tantrum from the president on Twitter; every temper tantrum provides more fodder for the travel ban's opponents.
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In addition to blocking an immediate ruling against MetLife, Trump's order is saving the company lots of money in compliance costs, while weakening the FSOC's ability to protect the public.
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A ruling against the health law would also eliminate a 3.8% Medicare surtax on net investment income for high-income filers — $200,000 for single filers and $250,000 for joint filers.
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That sets the stage for Hazel, an Obama appointee, to issue another ruling against the citizenship question on the grounds that it violates equal protection claims enshrined in the Constitution.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump supports the construction of a pipeline in North Dakota, his spokesman said on Monday when asked about the government's ruling against the controversial project.
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Tensions between the French and Italian factions at the top of EssilorLuxottica knocked its shares, while chemicals group Bayer slid further after a second U.S. court ruling against Roundup weedkiller.
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Judge Mohammed Shireen Fahmy, who announced the verdict, also said that a ruling against Mursi and several others charged in the same case, would be postponed to the same date.
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In 2010, a North Dakota court upheld a ruling against a teen who called a black girl the n-word at a teen dance and then again at a restaurant.
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In that ruling, against the University of Michigan, the court said that universities must allow students or a representative to directly question their accusers in a live Title IX hearing.
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Yet another court hearing resulted in yet another change in Ezekiel Elliott's status, and he now appears to be suspended after a ruling against his request for an emergency injunction.
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Even as China tries to position itself as a global good citizen, it has continued to reject an international tribunal's ruling against its territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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In doing so it has brushed aside warnings from the United States and other nations and even a ruling against its territorial claims by an international arbitration panel in 2016.
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But in ruling against the central bank, the Court of Justice of the European Union said that the European Parliament could grant such powers if the central bank requested them.
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The U.S. could theoretically appeal any ruling against it that relates to those metal sanctions and, without an operational Appellate Body, that appeal would act as a de facto veto.
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Significantly, in ruling against the plaintiffs last June by a vote of 7 to 4, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit didn't actually answer that question.
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"Defendant's Use of Funds to Build a Border Wall Violates the Consolidated Appropriations Act" is the heading Briones chose for one section of his initial October ruling against the administration.
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It was the third ruling in recent years in which the court has resolved major cases on how criminal law applies to new technology, each time ruling against law enforcement.
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But Bybee's dissent makes it clear that the more Trump rails against judges for ruling against him, the harder it might be for judges to give him what he wants.
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Any ruling by Hollander almost certainly would not be the final word on the matter, as the Trump administration would likely appeal any ruling against the appointment to a higher court.
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The Supreme Court twice in recent years has issued major decisions concerning how criminal law applies to new technology, both times ruling against law enforcement, including the 2014 case Roberts mentioned.
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In 2016, a separate group of trafficked Lithuanian men won a landmark civil case against the same defendants, in the first ruling against a British firm sued for modern slavery offences.
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U.S. corporate legal issues also hang in the balance: Huawei rival Apple on Monday lost a court ruling against Qualcomm that could keep several of its older phones out of China.
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Seeing as she was the daughter of the also deceased Whitney Houston, many people had strong feelings about the court ruling against Gordon after Bobbi Kristina mysteriously suffered a similar fate.
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The government is pressing ahead with the remaining cases, however — prosecutors said in court papers this week that they plan to challenge a judge's ruling against them on the evidence issue.
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A ruling against the practice of lawmakers drawing maps to unduly favor one political party would reshape American politics and play a crucial role in determining future control of the House.
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Google has rolled out changes to how it displays search results for products in Europe to try to comply with an EU antitrust ruling against its Google Shopping search comparison service.
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A ruling against Temer would in theory strip him of office, though he is expected to appeal to the Supreme Court, which would drag the case out for several more months.
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The first ruling against Monsanto came in August, when a man with terminal cancer who worked as a golf course greenskeeper won $289 million, which was later reduced to $200 million.
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"They are openly violating the constitution by declaring me guilty even though there is no conviction ruling against me, and are trying to direct the public by misinforming them," he said.
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In 2010, a North Dakota court upheld a ruling against a white teen who called a black girl the n-word at a teen dance and then again at a restaurant.
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The ruling against Fox, one of the largest ever in the entertainment industry, illustrates the messiness and potential for fraud when media companies own stakes in both content production and distribution.
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Indeed, officials ranging from a deputy police chief in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, to the Manhattan district attorney have publicly expressed their intent to leverage a ruling against Apple in this case.
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A ruling against the church could sanction further instances of religious discrimination, especially when churches don't conform to the LGBT agenda, further eroding our already-tenuous constitutional protections for religious freedom.
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The 85033th District Court of Appeals will also hear a challenge to the CFPB's constitutionality, and a ruling against the bureau could prompt the Supreme Court to resolve the issue itself.
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The appeals process will likely take about a week and workers will have to go back to work if the ministry hands down a final ruling against the strike, said Mujica.
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It's acted as a foil for some of Trump's most controversial policies, including ruling against the travel ban and an effort to cut off federal funding for so-called sanctuary cities.
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In ruling against the company, the appeals court said the request fell within an exception to the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act that limits foreign governments from being sued in US courts.
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Business groups had said that a ruling against McDonald's could upend the franchising model by making franchisors more vulnerable to lawsuits and requiring them to bargain with unions representing franchise workers.
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Among them is a ruling against Sheriff Arpaio and his deputies at the Maricopa County sheriff's office, who were found to have used racial profiling and illegal detentions to target Latinos.
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"Asking the police to propose the laws they have to abide by is like asking a criminal to issue a ruling against themselves," remarked Moukhtar Mounir, an Egyptian human rights lawyer.
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Back then, the United States pursued its banana grievance in the World Trade Organization, where it won a ruling against the European Union that gave Washington the right to impose tariffs.
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A ruling against the health law would probably reframe the Democratic conversation on health policy away from moving beyond the Affordable Care Act toward Republican efforts to take health care away.
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California's law is particularly important because it gives standing to concerned family members, not just the police, to seek a court ruling against possession of a gun by a violent abuser.
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After the 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the federal level ruling against the Little Sisters in July, the nuns looked to the Supreme Court to take up the case.
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The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals will also hear a challenge to the CFPB's constitutionality, and a ruling against the bureau could prompt the Supreme Court to resolve the issue itself.
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But that assertion was hotly disputed by George S. Isaacson, a lawyer for the three internet retailers, who said a ruling against his clients would impose burdens on small online merchants.
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Canada today formally accused China of failing to comply with a World Trade Organization ruling against Chinese duties on a Canadian paper product and asked for talks to resolve the issue.
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In 2012, a federal appeals court upheld a lower court ruling against a smoker who challenged an anti-smoking ordinance in Clayton, Missouri, on grounds that it violated his constitutional rights.
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The justices left in place a lower court ruling against Jameka Evans, who had argued that workplace sexual orientation discrimination violates Title VII of the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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Brian Fallon, the executive director of Demand Justice, said Senate Democrats should not expedite the passage of any of Trump's court picks in the wake of the Texas ruling against ObamaCare.
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Still, the prospect of a ruling against Obamacare has not spooked insurers into hiking rates or fleeing the markets, as many did in 2017 when they faced uncertainty from repeal efforts.
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"We condemn this ruling against this nation's son, who was defending himself and his country and was shot by the Americans who refused to stop at the base," the tribe said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court safeguarded investor-protection laws on Wednesday in a ruling against a New York investment banker who the Securities and Exchange Commission banned from the industry.
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Kennedy's retirement comes after both Gorsuch and Kennedy were key votes in two controversial decisions this week -- upholding Trump&aposs &apostravel ban&apos and ruling against union&aposs &aposfair share&apos fees.
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Tuesday, the four liberal justices -- joined critically by Justice Anthony Kennedy -- seemed to indicate that a Texas court had relied upon the wrong standards in ruling against the inmate, Bobby James Moore.
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An international tribunal ruling against the nine-dash line goes a long way toward offering a framework for a unified front against China, and that is something that worries Beijing, experts said.
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RT has come under fire from critics who argue the broadcaster is a means of propaganda and partisan reporting with British broadcasting watchdog Ofcom ruling against the media outlet in the past.
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On Tuesday, the Bank of Spain said a final decision by the ECJ was expected in the second half of the year, and that a ruling against banks could cost them dearly.
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Armed with evidence taken directly from prosecutor's notes, the defense claimed the ruling against Foster was based on race-based discrimination, violating a previous standard set by the Supreme Court for juries.
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In an 8-1 decision on Tuesday, the US Supreme Court issued a mostly procedural ruling against Florida's death penalty system, ultimately requiring that the state change how it issues death sentences.
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Given that conservative justices such as Brett Kavanaugh have a history of ruling against environmental regulations, the plaintiffs may have a tough battle ahead even if the panel rules in their favor.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States largely won a World Trade Organization ruling on Thursday that China had failed to comply with an earlier ruling against its punitive tariffs on U.S. broiler chickens.
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Stephan said he did not anticipate any permitting issues despite last month's court ruling against a new coal mine in a different state that took into consideration its potentially "dire" environmental impact.
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Over the course of the Trump administration — going back to the ruling against Trump's first travel ban in early February — federal judges have been the single biggest obstacle to Trump's immigration agenda.
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A ruling against Exxon in the ongoing New York case, which might come in the next few weeks, could force the oil major to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in damages.
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China has scheduled September naval exercises with Russia in the South China Sea, which it claims as its own territory despite an international court ruling against Beijing on the region last month.
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The latest ruling against Conway originated from two complaints made by the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), which has consistently criticized the president and Trump administration's conduct.
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As Ana Swanson and Jack Ewing of the NYT explain, trouble may follow whatever they decide: A ruling against the Trump administration could prompt the United States to leave the W.T.O. entirely.
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Writing for the majority in the 7-to-2 decision, Justice Anthony Kennedy said the Colorado Civil Rights Commission's original ruling against the baker, Jack Phillips, had been infected by religious animus.
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But he has not mentioned how a federal judge made it clear right at the same time that she would soon be ruling against New York City's use of stop and frisk.
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LYON, France (Reuters) - A French appeals court on Thursday overturned an earlier ruling against Philippe Barbarin, a Roman Catholic cardinal who was convicted last year of failing to report sexual abuse charges.
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After the Third US Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the federal level ruling against the Little Sisters in July, the nuns are now looking for the Supreme Court to affirm their exception.
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I last wrote about the issue in 0003, in a column (which appears below this update) about a ruling against Johnson & Johnson related to a claim that the powder caused ovarian cancer.
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Some fear that a ruling against Byrd might disproportionally affect lower-income Americans, who are more likely to depend upon rental cars for everyday travel because they can't afford their own vehicles.
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She grabbed the international spotlight in September when she delivered a devastating ruling against Prime Minister Boris Johnson, annulling his decision to suspend parliament at a crucial moment in the Brexit process.
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Three federal judges on Monday ordered North Carolina's state legislature to draw new legislative district boundaries within a month, the latest ruling against boundaries drawn by Republicans that judges have found improper.
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A group of 20 current and former lawmakers, all Democrats, filed an amicus brief Thursday arguing a judge missed the mark ruling against regulators in a critical test of the law's powers.
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And she had a court ruling against two doctors at the Suffolk County jail for denying her hormone therapy, causing her to start what her lawyer described as an involuntary sex change.
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MANILA (Reuters) - China will be the 'loser' if it does not recognize an international court ruling against its territorial claims in the South China Sea, Philippine Foreign Minister Perfecto Yasay said on Tuesday.
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"Today's ruling against Reuters reporters Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo on bogus charges marks a new press freedom low for Myanmar," CPJ's senior Southeast Asia representative Shawn Crispin said in a statement.
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An international tribunal ruling against the nine-dash line would go a long way toward offering a framework for a unified front against China, and that is something that worries Beijing, experts said.
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" But ultimately, Jaffe felt bound by a prior ruling against the NhRP—Tommy's 2013 case in Albany—where the court said that to be a person you had to "assume duties and responsibilities.
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That's the question being asked this week after one European airline chief executive dropped the f-bomb in an interview while describing the European Union (EU) ruling against the world's biggest tech company.
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"This is another predictable, baseless ruling by a judge who state officials handpicked to deliver a ruling against transgender people," said National Center for Transgender Equality's Executive Director Mara Keisling in a statement.
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" The ruling against them came after the dramatic intervention of Beijing, which employed a rarely-used power to re-interpret Hong Kong's Constitution and rule that oaths must be taken "sincerely and solemnly.
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A ruling against Zervos also could have prevented many of Trump's former employees at Trump Tower and his D.C. hotel from bringing any lawsuits against him, since they live in the same state.
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That companion program, known as Deferred Action for Parents of Americans, was eventually struck down in 28503 after a 22019-4 Supreme Court tie left a lower court ruling against it in place.
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The appeals courts for the 5th and 9th Circuits will also hear challenges to the CFPB's constitutionality, and a ruling against the bureau could force the high court to reconcile the conflicting opinions.
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DUBLIN, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Ireland disagrees profoundly with the European Commission's ruling against its tax dealings with Apple Inc, Finance Minister Michael Noonan said on Tuesday ahead of seeking cabinet approval to appeal.
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The court was unanimous in ruling against Presidents Richard M. Nixon and Bill Clinton in such cases, with Nixon and Clinton appointees voting against the presidents who had placed them on the court.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit's ruling against a drone hobbyist who sued the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is set to pave the way for new drone regulations.
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After the Supreme Court ruling against the Witnesses, Russia's Federal Security Bureau arrested, detained and interrogated five Scientologist leaders in St. Petersburg: Anastasiya Terentyeva, Sakhib Aliev, Ivan Matsytski, Galina Shurinova, and Konstantia Esaulkova.
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In 2015 the Supreme Court's ruling against the Defense of Marriage Act allowed same-sex couples all over the country to get married, and activists celebrated but acknowledged that the fight isn't over.
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A ruling against the United States might feed an opinion already popular in the Trump administration that global trade rules compromise American sovereignty, and provide a reason to potentially withdraw from the organization.
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Last year, Mr. Sánchez maneuvered to oust Mr. Rajoy in an unexpected vote of no confidence in Parliament timed to an unprecedented court ruling against Mr. Rajoy's party for operating a slush fund.
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In Monday's ruling in Norman, Oklahoma, Judge Thad Balkman provided his answer, ruling against Johnson & Johnson, and ordered the company to pay the state $572 million to help the state prepare abatement programs.
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GENEVA, Sept 10 (Reuters) - The World Trade Organization (WTO) Appellate Body on Tuesday broadly upheld an April 2018 panel ruling against South Korea's anti-dumping duties on imports of pneumatic valves from Japan.
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But a ruling against the state, Professor Vladeck believes, could mean the case ends up at the Supreme Court, potentially setting a new legal standard for lower courts that clinics might find worse.
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But for all of the denunciations by the United Nations, rights groups and various governments, the case brought by Gambia led to the first international court ruling against Myanmar since the atrocities began.
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The Supreme Court issued a brief order Monday evening that gives Trump 10 days to formally appeal a lower court's ruling against him and keeps his financial records under wraps at least temporarily.
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"It would've been very good to have a 5-4 ruling on that case, and if Scalia had been there, it probably would've been a 5-4 ruling" against the unions, Grassley said.
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At the very least, the Court's Republican majority would not have had much trouble ruling against Rhines because existing doctrine does not shield against all forms of anti-LGBTQ discrimination by the government.
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Now, in North Carolina, a top Republican state legislative leader told local reporters in a statement that the GOP will not appeal the state court's ruling against state House and Senate districts there.
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President Trump has repeatedly attacked the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Twitter for ruling against his previous travel bans and for blocking his attempt to withhold funding from so-called sanctuary cities.
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Particularly in light of the recently revealed smoking gun evidence that the question was designed precisely to underrepresent minorities, the lower courts might issue a ruling against the question that will hold up.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday appealed a federal judge's ruling against his attempt to block a House of Representatives committee from seeking his financial records, according to a court filing.
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A successful ruling against a heavyweight corporate could potentially unleash a wave of similar claims, say case watchers, who reference long-running fights against tobacco, asbestos and pesticide manufacturers over harm to human health.
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The original ruling against the executive order came from a federal judge in New York who said that those who arrived in the United States legally from the seven nations could not be deported.
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That decision followed a court ruling against the program, though some legal scholars told the Huffington Post's Jonathan Cohn that it seemed strange that the federal government decided to halt the payments so easily.
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And there's a growing sense, underlined by this summer's $2.7 billion EU antitrust ruling against Google, that the entire cabal of big tech companies have turned the corner from friendly giants to insidious monopolies.
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After the WTO ruling against the United States' double-standard last year, Mexico earlier this month had requested authority to impose retaliatory tariffs against $472.3 million in imports of U.S. high-fructose corn syrup.
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VTB said the court viewed its assets as Russian property and that it had frozen them in order to implement a ruling against Russia at an international arbitration court in The Hague in September.
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Several groups of people in China are so incensed with an international court ruling against the country, that they're taking their anger out on what they view as symbols of America: Apple and KFC.
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A federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., cited Dr. Seuss's famous book "The Lorax" in a Thursday ruling against a permit for a natural gas pipeline originally planned to run across the Appalachian Trail.
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The federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., cited Dr. Seuss's famous book "The Lorax" in their Thursday ruling against a permit for a natural gas pipeline originally planned to run across the Appalachian Trail.
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He routinely castigates federal judges for ruling against his legally dubious policies or for their ethnic ancestry, and suggested last November that he would bypass the Constitution's guarantee of birthright citizenship by executive order.
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Last year, Trump made legally self-injurious comments on Twitter and elsewhere about his ban on travel from several Muslim-majority nations, and some were cited by lower courts when ruling against its constitutionality.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Sunday in Hangzhou that the ruling against Apple was clearly based on facts and existing rules and was not a decision aimed against the United States.
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Some analysts have suggested that he might respond to a ruling against China by moving even more aggressively in the South China Sea and taking steps to transform Scarborough Shoal into an artificial island.
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The ruling against the three men was later overturned at the request of the girl and on the condition of a written "commitment" from the men pledging not to force her into marriage again.
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The Trump administration had told the justices that a ruling against Sudan could impact how the U.S. government is treated by foreign courts because the United States rejects judicial notices delivered to its embassies.
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A federal appeals court has ruled that Google unfairly used Oracle's software in developing its Android mobile platform, reversing an earlier jury decision and opening the door for a multibillion-dollar ruling against Google.
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In August, it published a final version in the Federal Register and said they would take effect in 60 days, barring a court ruling against them of the kind that Judge Gee just issued.
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Judge Gorsuch's opinion for a unanimous three-judge panel came in a ruling against an autistic student whose parents sought reimbursement for his education under a federal law, the Individuals with Disability Education Act.
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The odds on that an election will be called to break parliament's political impasse over Brexit rose again on Tuesday with a Supreme Court ruling against Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament.
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The decision affirms a 2018 ruling against Cares Community Health, a Sacramento clinic and pharmacy, in a lawsuit against the U.S. government for allowing Humana Health to engage in price discrimination against subsidized pharmacies.
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Board of Education decision, ruling against "separate but equal" schools, the results of a study that measured black children choosing white dolls over black dolls because the white dolls were considered prettier and nicer.
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Last Monday, the high court threw out a lower court ruling against the owners of an Oregon bakery who refused based on their Christian beliefs to make a wedding cake for a lesbian couple.
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Kavanaugh, probed again on his views on a 1974 Supreme Court ruling against President Richard Nixon requiring recordings made in the Oval Office to be given to prosecutors, said the case was correctly decided.
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In his 12 years on the lower court, Kavanaugh developed a robust history of ruling against environmental regulations and leaning hard on Congress to set its own laws, instead of relying on the EPA.
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Last year he shrugged off a ruling against China by an international tribunal over claims in the South China Sea and persuaded the presidents of the Philippines and Malaysia to cosy up to his country.
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Protesters have said they believe law enforcement officers were the ones using unnecessary force, but noted that the situation was calming down by late Wednesday -- after a judge made a ruling against the pipeline's developer.
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He also said that the ruling against executive recruiter Nosal, which relates to the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, would give companies an unfair cudgel to use against former employees and competitors in civil disputes.
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The Supreme Court's order sent Barronelle Stutzman's case back to the Washington state Supreme Court — saying that the previous ruling against her must be reconsidered in light of another Supreme Court ruling earlier this month.
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Duterte's about-turn on relations with the United States follows the Philippine victory at an international tribunal ruling against China over disputed territories in the South China Sea, known locally as the West Philippines Sea.
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VIENTIANE (Reuters) - Southeast Asian nations failed to agree on maritime disputes in the South China Sea on Sunday after Cambodia blocked any mention to an international court ruling against Beijing in their statement, diplomats said.
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The state security court's ruling against Mansoor, who prior to his imprisonment had been one of a tiny number of publicly active rights campaigners in the UAE, was confirmed by the state news agency WAM.
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The senators' message comes days after a federal appeals court allowed construction of the 1,170-mile, $3.8 billion pipeline to move forward, ruling against the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's request to temporarily block the project.
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This DACA partner program, known as Deferred Action for Parents of Americans (DAPA), was eventually struck down in 22019 after a 4-4 Supreme Court tie left a lower court ruling against it in place.
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Planned Parenthood framed the decision as a ruling "against the four million people who rely on" the Title X program, which funds grants for organizations providing reproductive health services for low-income women and men.
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And, in light of those limitations, the court vacated a federal appeals court ruling against a Marine veteran who claimed to have been harmed by Auer, and ordered the appeals court to reconsider the case.
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Faced with at least a generation of conservative justices ruling against them, a growing number of Democrats are rallying around court-packing—that is, to add justices to the court—as a last-ditch solution.
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In May, Italy's constitutional gave a first ruling against the appeals as it deemed legitimate limits that banks undergoing the transformation were allowed to set to the withdrawal rights of shareholders who opposed the changes.
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The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit on Tuesday stymied New Jersey's attempts to offer sports betting again, ruling against the state's plan to operate sports books in its casinos and racetracks.
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The justices let stand a 2016 federal appeals court ruling against Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc, which had successfully challenged at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office a patent it was accused of violating.
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On January 14, Judge Michael Graffeo issued a ruling against the Alabama Memorial Preservation Act, a 2017 law that prohibits the removal of historical monuments that have been in place for more than 40 years.
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The assets held by the fund's custodian, Bank of New York Mellon, were frozen last October after a lawsuit by Moldovan businessman Anatolie Stati who seeks to enforce an arbitration ruling against the Astana government.
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Trump tweeted he would take the recent 9th Circuit Court ruling against his travel ban up to the Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court disagrees with the 9th Circuit often, somewhere between 61% and 80%.
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The same judge issued a more qualified ruling against Mr. Jones in a separate defamation case brought by Marcel Fontaine, who was falsely identified on the Infowars website as the gunman in the Parkland, Fla.
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A parade of voting rights cases is headed for likely review by the Supreme Court — including challenges to gerrymanders in Wisconsin, North Carolina and Texas and a ruling against another restrictive voter law in Texas.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The chief executive of Heathrow Airport has said that a court ruling against a plan to build a new runway will not stop the project going ahead, and it can overcome the setback.
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A ruling against Mr. Netanyahu on Thursday could have been seen as interfering in the election campaign, and judges are under pressure from conservative forces in the government that want to curb the judiciary's influence.
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In their 2017 ruling against Deutsche Bank for 'mirror' trades, New York financial regulators criticized the lender for "widespread and well-known weaknesses in its KYC processes," singling out its Russia operations for shoddy standards.
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PAUL ZELEVANSKY, PITTSBURGH To the Editor: Judge Neil Gorsuch's ruling against a truck driver who was fired for abandoning his cargo in subfreezing temperatures shows why he is unfit to serve on the Supreme Court.
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"This ruling against a professional and respected journalist is an affront to all who are committed to furthering a free and robust press," said William Lewis, the chief executive of Dow Jones, the newspaper's publisher.
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In their 2017 ruling against Deutsche Bank for 'mirror' trades, New York financial regulators criticized the lender for "widespread and well-known weaknesses in its KYC processes", singling out its Russia operations for shoddy standards.
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Beijing has lowered the stiff anti-dumping tariffs on U.S. broiler chickens that it enacted in 2010, though Washington maintains China has not gone far enough to comply with a WTO ruling against the tariffs.
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Hanoi wanted to have the launchers in place as it expected tensions to rise in the wake of the landmark international court ruling against China in an arbitration case brought by the Philippines, foreign envoys said.
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In a 7-2 decision , the justices set aside a Colorado court ruling against the baker -- while stopping short of deciding the broader issue of whether a business can refuse to serve gay and lesbian people.
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Courts tend to defer to the president on national security, as the U.S. Court of International Trade did in March in ruling against a challenge to U.S. steel tariffs imposed by Trump under a different law.
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The judge identified legal issues at play with respect to DACA that were different than DAPA, and found that, as a result, the government couldn't rely on the earlier ruling against DAPA to justify ending DACA.
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Separately, William Barr, the attorney-general, called the Supreme Court ruling against the administration on the census "wrong" and said the government still had a chance to "cure the lack of clarity that was the problem".
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Why it matters: Why it matters: U.S. District Court Judge Sharon Gleason's ruling against Trump's 2017 order reinstates a ban on offshore drilling a in wide region off Alaska's coast and part of the Atlantic Ocean.
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SEATTLE (Reuters) - Washington Governor Jay Inslee said on Thursday his state was reviewing a World Trade Organization ruling against Boeing Co on a tax case and will consult with the U.S. Trade Representative on next steps.
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What Really Happened: Congratulations, Lavinia SheBeShonuff (co-host of the Just Thinkin' Out Loud podcast): you really started something with this response to the Supreme Court ruling against Abigail Fisher on the issue of affirmative action:
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After an initial ruling against the transfer last June, the government appealed and the case was referred to the Higher Administrative Court which also ruled against the proposed transfer, saying the islands' Egyptian sovereignty was incontestable.
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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN)At least seven people were Monday killed by a suicide attack on a meeting of several thousand Islamic scholars in Afghanistan who were discussing issuing a fatwa, or religious ruling, against such attacks.
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Ruling against the order in September, Communities Secretary Sajid Javid said it would violate the human rights of residents from ethnic minority backgrounds who would likely be cut off from support networks built in the area.
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A ruling against model clauses could cause major headaches for companies that need to transfer personal data to the United States - be it for completing credit card transactions, hotel bookings or moving employee data between countries.
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The case is being watched by other universities including Harvard and Tufts, which filed supporting papers arguing that a ruling against MIT would unreasonably require non-clinical faculty and staff to secure students against harming themselves.
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The federal appeals court ruling against the 2013 election law broadly said that given North Carolina's history of racial discrimination in voting, Republicans could not roll back voting rules that benefited African-Americans without compelling reasons.
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It comes on top of deeper tensions: In late July, Global Times lashed out at Australia, calling it a "paper cat" for supporting an international ruling against China over territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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At the same time, while the Constitutional Court has struck down the Catalan law, it has issued no ruling against a similar ban on bullfighting in force for more than 20 years in the Canary Islands.
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Thanks to a judge's ruling against CBS on Thursday in a lawsuit against its parent company, CBS likely won't gain the independence it needs to strike its own merger deal with a bigger company than Viacom.
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Joshua Schopf, a lawyer for the group, in an interview said courts should not "unduly defer to agencies' interpretation of statutory language," and the 4th Circuit "appeared to engage in verbal gymnastics" by ruling against Murray.
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Roberts came through as the swing vote in the ruling against adding a citizenship question to the 2628 census, while Gorsuch twice in the court's final week joined the liberal bloc to strike down criminal statutes.
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The dot-com market correction began in early 803, its deflation accelerating after the Department of Justice won a ruling against Microsoft in April that year, and continuing all the way through 280/260 and beyond.
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A final judicial ruling against Ms. Meng would go to the justice minister in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government, who would then decide whether to issue the order to send Ms. Meng to the United States.
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It is possible that a ruling against the CFPB would maintain the agency but only on the condition that its director, who serves a five-year term, can be removed at the pleasure of the president.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) issued a unanimous ruling against Cambridge Analytica on Friday, saying the company engaged in "deceptive practices" by harvesting personal data from millions of Facebook users leading up to the 28503 election.
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To the contrary, the court was unanimous in ruling against Presidents Richard M. Nixon and Bill Clinton in such cases, with Nixon and Clinton appointees voting against the presidents who had placed them on the court.
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The subsequent ruling against Forstater set off a series of predictably over-the-top reactions from the self-described "gender critical feminists"—also called trans exclusionary radical feminists, or TERFs—who dominate the British feminist discourse.
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Duterte's spokesman, Salvador Panelo, said in a statement the ruling against Imelda Marcos was proof that the executive "is not in the business of exerting undue interference or influence" on courts, and therefore respects the decision.
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In ruling against James Kisor, who served in Vietnam as a Marine and later received a diagnosis of post-traumatic stress disorder, a federal appeals court relied on the department's interpretation of one of its regulations.
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Chief Justice John Roberts joined his four more liberal colleagues Friday in ruling against the administration in the very case in which President Donald Trump had derided the "Obama judge" who first blocked the asylum policy.
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The main WIG20 stock index is among the worst emerging market performers this year amid concerns about an unfavourable ruling against Polish banks over mortgages in Swiss francs (CHF) which hurt Poles when the zloty currency weakened.
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In March 2016, when the case first reached the Supreme Court, the justices ruled unanimously against the federal government and directed the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider a ruling against Sturgeon.
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The main WIG20 stock index is among the worst emerging market performers this year amid concerns about an unfavorable ruling against Polish banks over mortgages in Swiss francs (CHF) which hurt Poles when the zloty currency weakened.
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Teaming up with Justice Elena Kagan, who said a ruling against extreme partisanship could weed out "the worst of the worst" gerrymanders by putting legislators on notice, Justice Kavanaugh appeared to think a line might be drawn.
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Benchmark yields, which spiked to a record 10.38 percent after Zuma briefly replaced Nhlanhla Nene with a virtually unknown politician, have since recouped nearly 140 basis points, a third of which was after the ruling against Zuma.
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The ruling against Tarique Rahman, who was tried in absentia as he is living in exile in London, dims the future of his Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) ahead of the South Asian nation's next election in December.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - A group of independent lawmakers in Ireland's government want their coalition partners to commit to reviewing how tax is collected from multinationals before it considers appealing an EU ruling against tax dealings with Apple (AAPL.
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But a ruling against Volkswagen could be a significant setback to the automaker's strategy to shift towards hybrid vehicles after a crushing emissions fraud scandal halted sales of its diesel vehicles in the United States last year.
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Beijing (CNN)China said Wednesday it has the right to set up an air defense zone in the hotly disputed South China Sea, a day after a landmark court ruling against Beijing's claims in the contested waters.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States won a ruling against India at the World Trade Organization on Wednesday after challenging the rules on the origin of solar cells and solar modules used in India's national solar power program.
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The filing amounts to a last-ditch effort to impose an international ruling against Myanmar: Despite a wide outcry over cruelty to the Rohingya, no other court has jurisdiction to pursue a genocide case against the country.
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The Irish government agreed on Friday to appeal a record $14.5 billion European ruling against Apple's tax practices in the country, as tensions mount over whether the technology giant paid a sufficient amount on its global operations.
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Ghani's decision came after a meeting of Islamic clerics declared a fatwa, or ruling, against suicide bombings, one of which, claimed by Islamic State, killed 14 people at the entrance to the clerics' peace tent in Kabul.
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The defendant is Harvard, but other elite universities, including the rest of the Ivy League schools, have closed ranks in support, filing a joint brief saying that a ruling against Harvard would hurt diversity efforts across academia.
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LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - The chief executive of Heathrow Airport has said that a court ruling against a plan to build a new runway will not stop the project going ahead, and it can overcome the setback.
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With the recent U.K. Supreme Court ruling against Prime Minister Boris Johnson's suspension of Parliament and congressional Democrats' initiation of a formal impeachment inquiry of President Trump, political establishments on both sides of the Atlantic are celebrating.
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A federal judge on Tuesday handed Harvard University a major legal victory after ruling against a group of Asian American applicants who had sued the institution over claims they had been discriminated against in the admissions process.
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A three-judge panel of the 5th Circuit, in a 2-1 split, had sided with Texas, other Republican states and the Trump administration in December by ruling against the President Barack Obama-signed health care law.
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In theory, at least, Justice Gorsuch bolsters the conservative wing of the court, but there is no guarantee that five justices would agree to overturn a ruling against the administration even if the case does reach them.
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This week, courts issued decisions on voting restrictions in two states that could decide which party controls the Senate after the upcoming midterm elections — ruling against restrictions in Missouri but in favor of them in North Dakota.
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As for the Janus case itself: A ruling against the unions would deny them "the resources they need to negotiate good contracts, fight for higher wages, defend members and protect pensions," Yvonne Walker, a labor leader, writes.
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The unusual public dispute between the heads of two branches of the federal government came in the aftermath of a court ruling against the administration's new asylum policy from a federal district judge in California on Monday night.
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The group has said that, in its view, "the customer is unequivocally buying from the app developer, not the platform the developer sold their app through," and cautioned that a ruling against Apple could jeopardize the app economy.
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It is the second ruling against Kenya regarding its treatment of indigenous people since 2010 when the African Commission found that its eviction of the Endorois from their land for tourism in the 1970s violated their human rights.
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In 2013, the CCR won a landmark ruling against the NYPD that found the its stop-and-frisk policies violated the 4th and 14th amendments rights of black and latino men, who were unfairly targeted by the practice.
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SEATTLE, March 28 (Reuters) - Washington Governor Jay Inslee said on Thursday his state was reviewing a World Trade Organization ruling against Boeing Co on a tax case and will consult with the U.S. Trade Representative on next steps.
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The merger would have worsened an already highly concentrated market and is likely to raise prices, Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia said while issuing the ruling against Anthem's deal.
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DUBLIN, Sept 1 (Reuters) - A group of independent lawmakers in Ireland's government want their coalition partners to commit to reviewing how tax is collected from multinationals before it considers appealing an EU ruling against tax dealings with Apple .
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The state security court's ruling against Mansoor, who prior to his imprisonment had been one of a tiny number of publicly active rights campaigners in the UAE, was later reported by the Abu Dhabi-government owned National newspaper.
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In 2014, the Supreme Court declined to consider whether a New Mexico photography company had free speech grounds to refuse to photograph the commitment ceremony of a same-sex couple, leaving in place a ruling against the company.
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MILAN, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Italy's Eni has recouped a 1 billion euro ($1 billion)bank guarantee it stumped up three years ago after winning an arbitration ruling against Dutch gas wholesaler GasTerra, an Eni spokesman said on Thursday.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit let stand an earlier ruling against the president that affirmed Congress's investigative authority on a day when the House was holding its first public impeachment inquiry hearing.
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While ruling against a provision of President Donald Trump's hard-line anti-immigration policy, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the decision would only apply to the nine Western states that make up the 9th Circuit.
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A federal judge on Monday permanently struck down Kansas's proof-of-citizenship voter registration law, handing down a blistering ruling against Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, one of the country's most vocal advocates of voter-ID laws.
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The European Commission issued its final ruling against Google in the shopping case in 2017, but rivals say the company still hasn't properly applied remedies outlined by regulators to create a level playing field for websites like Kelkoo.
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A New York judge has cited a March appeals court ruling against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in reviving a claim in a case brought by the state attorney general over deceptive subscription renewals to newspapers and magazines.
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Jackson has ruled against the Trump administration in prior cases last year, including ruling against the Department of Health and Human Services in June 2018 and striking down executive orders related to federal workers and unions last August.
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The dynamics are not unlike those underlying the 2012 elections, when the Supreme Court's ruling against an Arizona immigration law ignited the debate over deportations and carried into the presidential contest between Obama and GOP nominee Mitt Romney.
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The pound fell about 1% on Wednesday against the dollar, ceding gains made the previous day after the Supreme Court's ruling against Prime Minister Boris Johnson, as investors priced many more months of Brexit and general election risk.
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Restated, what would be gained by holding out on the national questions posed in Whole Woman's Health if the likely follow-up case would result in a 5-4 ruling against states looking to further restrict abortion access?
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Google has lodged its legal appeal against the European Commission's €4.34 billion (~$5BN) antitrust ruling against its Android mobile OS, according to Reuters — the first step in a process that could keep its lawyers busy for years to come.
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DUBLIN, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Ireland's cabinet may be given more time to decide on whether to back the finance minister's recommendation that Dublin appeal the European Commission's ruling against its tax dealings with Apple, another minister said on Wednesday.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A group of Lithuanian men trafficked to Britain to work on chicken farms have won a landmark civil case against their captors, in the first ruling against a British firm sued for modern slavery offences.
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Obama emphasized to Xi that China should abide by a recent arbitration ruling against its claims in the South China Sea, live up to a bilateral deal on hacking and cybersecurity issues, and uphold human rights including religious freedom.
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In a ruling against pawn shop operator Cash America, the court ordered the company to pay a make-whole premium to bondholders because the sale of the majority of a wholly owned subsidiary violated covenants in its bond indenture.
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The ceasefire followed a meeting of Islamic clerics this week that declared a fatwa, or ruling, against suicide bombings, one of which, claimed by Islamic State, killed 14 people at the entrance to the clerics' peace tent in Kabul.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Veteran British singer Cliff Richard, who won substantial damages in a privacy case ruling against the BBC last month, said on Wednesday he would release his first album of new material in 14 years, called "Rise Up".
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The Trump administration backed Sudan in the case, according to Reuters, arguing before the high court that ruling against the nation could affect how the U.S., which rejects judicial notices delivered to its embassies, is treated in foreign courts.
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The court on Monday punted two cases on procedural grounds, ruling against both Democratic voters in Wisconsin who challenged the state's 2011 redistricting plan and Republicans in Maryland who opposed the map of a congressional district that same year.
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By keeping the ruling narrowly focused on the subpoena directed at Mr. Trump's accounting firm, the effect may be to allow the Supreme Court to uphold the decision without having to issue a far broader ruling against the president.
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The Ninth Circuit, based in San Francisco, has frustrated Trump repeatedly by ruling against his proposed travel ban on several Muslim-majority countries, and a Department of Justice effort to cut off federal funding for so-called sanctuary cities.
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Now the United States faces a rising China, long an economic force and now becoming more assertive in geopolitics - building its military capability and ignoring an international tribunal's ruling against its claims to most of the South China Sea.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian prosecutors have opened an investigation into two officials for alleged abuse of office over their involvement in a court ruling against a planned third runway at Vienna Airport, a spokeswoman for the prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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Tuesday's decision against Apple, first reported on Monday, comes after the Commission issued a similar ruling against Starbucks and Fiat in 2015, ordering both companies to pay up to €30m in unpaid taxes to the Netherlands and Luxembourg, respectively.
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The ruling against Apple has pushed the issue into the limelight and raised the risk of significant push-back from the United States, where some lawmakers are saying it represents a European encroachment on the U.S. potential tax base.
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The court decision was the first ruling against Choi Soon-sil, a long-time confidante of the ousted South Korean president, who has been arrested and is being held in jail over the corruption scandal that ended her administration.
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On Wednesday, Judge Amy Berman Jackson of U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia issued the ruling against Anthem's deal, saying that the merger would have worsened an already highly concentrated market and was likely to raise prices.
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ConocoPhillips has seized cargoes at a refinery it leases in Curaçao and various storage facilities in Aruba, Bonaire and St. Eustatius to enforce a $2 billion arbitration ruling against the state oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela, known as Pdvsa.
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Now the United States faces a rising China, long an economic force and now becoming more assertive in geopolitics - building its military capability and ignoring an international tribunal's ruling against its claims to most of the South China Sea.
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The documents appear to validate the conclusion reached by Federal District Judge Jesse Furman, whose ruling against the Trump administration is before the justices, that the administration's purported good-government reason for adding the citizenship question was a pretext.
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South Korean plaintiffs have long accused Mr. Yang's Supreme Court of dragging its feet in the case so as to not give Park Geun-hye, then the president, a diplomatic headache with Japan by ruling against the Japanese companies.
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In a brief order, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan also set an expedited schedule for the White House's appeal of a lower court ruling against the rule, with legal papers to be submitted by Feb.
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Abortion rights supporters such as the Center for Reproductive Rights say upward of 22 states are poised to eliminate access to abortion immediately after a possible Supreme Court ruling against Roe, creating a patchwork of access across the country.
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DUBLIN, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Ireland's cabinet could not agree on Wednesday on whether to appeal a European Commission ruling against Dublin's tax dealings with Apple and will meet for further talks later this week, a government source told Reuters.
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Freedom of navigation patrols carried out by foreign navies in the South China Sea could end "in disaster", a senior Chinese admiral has said, a warning to the United States after last week's ruling against Beijing's claims in the area.
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While the ruling against Microsoft was a hit to the company's business at the time by making it lose its hold on the browser business, it paved the way for other companies, including the then-fledgling Google, to rise up.
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A ruling against MNN on the broad question it has asked the court to consider could open social media companies to First Amendment suits, which would force them to limit the actions they take to control the content on their platforms.
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U.S. District Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald in Manhattan issued the ruling against Trump and his social media manager Dan Scavino today, which has the potential to impact other cases where public officials have blocked users for one reason or another.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Thursday it had issued a formal protest after Australia announced it would continue to exercise its right to freedom of navigation and overflight in the South China Sea following a court ruling against China's claims.
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A federal appeals court on Thursday rejected the Trump administration's request to stay a ruling against President Donald Trump's ban on transgender military service — meaning that openly trans people may be allowed to enlist in the military starting on January 1.
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The decision came after a meeting of Islamic clerics this week declared a fatwa, or ruling, against suicide bombings, one of which, claimed by Islamic State, killed 14 people at the entrance to the clerics' peace tent in Kabul, the capital.
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The 250-to-5 ruling against the former president, who has called his prosecution an underhanded ploy to keep him off the ballot, is likely to call into question the legitimacy of the election in the eyes of many Brazilians.
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"The consequences of a ruling against the Hernández family is one to embolden border patrol agents — who are already predisposed to excessive use of force — to believe it's open season on persons at the border," he said in a February interview.
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The appeals court ruling against Hodge was written by Judge Sri Srinivasan, who President Barack Obama considered nominating to the Supreme Court following the February death of Justice Antonin Scalia before picking the same appeals court's chief judge, Merrick Garland.
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At Bloomberg, Yale Law professor Stephen Carter pointed out in March that the ruling against TVEyes only stopped it from allowing subscribers to view clips; it would still be able to create a searchable catalog of everything that happened on air.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African gold sector companies said on Friday they were studying a court ruling against them allowing class action suits by thousands of workers suffering from silicosis and tuberculosis and had not decided whether to appeal the verdict.
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Another of its legal challenges to the UK government's surveillance practices resulted in the IPT's first ever ruling against the domestic intelligence agencies — when in February 2015 it deemed GCHQ to have previously acted illegally in sharing data with the NSA.
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A U.S. judge on Wednesday ruled against Qualcomm's effort to block the implementation of a sweeping antitrust ruling against it as the mobile chip supplier pursues an appeal that could take more than a year to wind through the courts.
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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling against Trump's modified travel ban — depriving the administration of its best chance to get a favorable ruling before the case goes to the Supreme Court (as it's widely assumed it will).
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While the Ninth Circuit upheld Washington state's temporary restraining order, the three-judge panel wasn't ruling against the immigration ban as much as it was striking down the Trump administration's appeal to reinstate it after a lower court had suspended it.
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Indicated 3.4 percent lower The company said it was pursuing all legal means to have a court ruling against it in a patent infringement suit reviewed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit as soon as possible.
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The ruling against Yildiz, a copy of which was seen by Reuters, said she would be deprived of legal guardianship of her children, invoking an article in Turkey's penal code which allows courts to strip jailed individuals of such rights.
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The court in Guangdong upheld an earlier ruling against the U.S. sports shoe maker's use of a Chinese language trademark, the official Xinhua news agency reported late on Thursday, but reduced the damages from a previously ruled 98 million yuan.
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She cited a recent Supreme Court ruling against a California law requiring crisis pregnancy centers to tell women about the availability of other services in the state, including abortion, effectively upholding the First Amendment free-speech rights of medical professionals.
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The 9th Circuit, based in San Francisco, has frustrated Trump by acting as a foil to some of his most controversial policies, including ruling against the travel ban and an effort to cut off federal funding for so-called sanctuary cities.
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"The prosecutor's office will open a case and investigate allegations in media relating to the role of Sakib Softic as an agent in the process of application for revision of the ruling against Serbia," prosecutors' spokesman Boris Grubesic told Reuters.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's leadership is resisting pressure from elements within the military for a more forceful response to an international court ruling against Beijing's claims in the South China Sea, sources said, wary of provoking a clash with the United States.
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VIENTIANE (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Tuesday he supported the resumption of talks between China and the Philippines over the South China Sea, following an international court ruling against Beijing over the dispute earlier this month.
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TransCanada spokesman Terry Cunha said the company stopped all work following a Montana federal judge's ruling against the project in the United States earlier this month, including clearing the right-of-way, meeting with stakeholders and physically moving supplies and equipment.
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Following years of insider-trading convictions based on the establishment of a gift of information to family or friends, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit bucked the trend by ruling against the federal government in United States v.
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The circuit court, based in San Francisco, has frustrated Trump by acting as a foil to some of his most controversial policies, including ruling against the travel ban and an effort to cut off federal funding for so-called sanctuary cities.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A Berlin court has ruled that Germany's foreign ministry should repatriate from Syria the German wife and three children of a suspected Islamic State fighter, in what a court spokesman said was the first such ruling against the government.
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This is what happened when a barely planned digression about a fraud case generated a controversy: Mr Trump rambled that the judge ruling against him was conflicted because he was "a Mexican" (actually an American-born son of Mexican parents).
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Espot said in an interview that he was prepared to appeal his sentence to the European Court of Human Rights, which recently struck down a Spanish ruling against Catalan activists who had burned a photo of the king and his wife.
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This month, the Washington State Supreme Court reinstated a ruling against a flower shop owner who, because of her "relationship with Jesus Christ," told a gay couple, longtime customers, that she could not design a flower arrangement for their wedding.
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Despite a ruling against same-sex marriage, the fact that it even made it to the courts is telling, and there is greater youth acceptance of LGBTQ individuals, whether they are fighting for their rights or just asking for a hug.
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Just last month in Ohio, in a rare move that was a major victory for anti-abortion activists, the full Sixth Circuit panel of judges reversed its own decision from a year ago, ruling against Planned Parenthood in a funding case.
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WASHINGTON — A federal judge sided with the Trump administration on Wednesday in a ruling against 18 states that sought to compel the federal government to pay subsidies to health insurance companies for the benefit of millions of low-income people.
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As a result, a court ruling against the law would paralyze open enrollment if people assume there is no use buying or renewing coverage under a law that was ruled unconstitutional, and if no effort is mounted to counter that misunderstanding.
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Because the case reached the court as a federal habeas corpus challenge to Mr. McWilliams's death sentence, he can win only if he can show that a state court's ruling against him was at odds with clearly established Supreme Court precedent.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's ruling African National Congress called a news conference for 1800 GMT (1400 ET) on Friday to announce the outcome of a meeting of its top leadership over a scathing constitutional court ruling against President Jacob Zuma.
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Brown challenged the judge's ruling and filed an appeal with the Virginia Supreme Court on Monday, arguing that the circuit court doesn't have jurisdiction to make that ruling against an executive body, in this case, the Virginia State Board of Elections.
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"This is a major judgment for South African women," said Aninka Claassens, a land rights expert at the University of Cape Town, responding to the ruling against sections of the Matrimonial Property Act of 1984 and amendments made in 1988.
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The parliament's speaker, Roger Torrent, said the assembly in Barcelona had to comply with a Spanish court ruling against regional leader Quim Torra to ensure future votes are not deemed invalid, but said he would seek ways to overturn the decision.
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The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' ruling against Prager University is a blow to some conservatives' arguments that platforms like YouTube, Facebook and Twitter are legally liable for decisions that, as they see it, silence right-of-center voices.
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Vestager, who was also announcing a demand for Amazon to pay about 250 million euros in taxes to Luxembourg, declined to comment on possible penalties on Ireland if it were not to comply with an eventual ECJ ruling against it.
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North Carolina is far from alone in having regulations that limit abortion, and the ruling against its recently modified, but decades-old, ban came as states around the country have sought to impose greater limits on a woman's right to abortion.
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Op-Ed Contributors Next term the Supreme Court will hear a challenge to Wisconsin's election maps that could lead to a precedent-setting ruling against partisan gerrymandering — the problematic process whereby incumbents draw legislative boundaries to help their fellow partisans.
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Most notably, Hanen had all but declared DACA unconstitutional while ruling against the Obama administration's efforts to expand DACA in 2014 (as well as against a larger program to grant deportation protection and work permits to parents of US citizens).
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It's possible to imagine a Supreme Court ruling against Obama whose argument implicitly called into question other things he's done, from delaying the employer mandate to modifying key provisions of No Child Left Behind (not to mention the original DACA program).
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GENEVA/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's economy ministry said on Thursday that it would appeal the World Trade Organization's ruling against its challenge to U.S. tuna marketing rules, reigniting a long-standing dispute between major trade partners amid tough talks to update NAFTA.
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But as TechCrunch noted, without public access to the ruling against the DOJ, other tech companies that will be inevitably asked to build backdoor surveillance tools into their products by authorities in the future may not be able to cite Facebook's precedent.[TechCrunch]
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Activists, who had tried to protect the elephant from angry landowners in 2017 by moving him away from the area only to find he wandered back, blocked a ruling against Riff Raff by saying it was natural for the animals to roam.
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MADRID, May 24 (Reuters) - Spanish state-owned train operator Renfe will remove a clause in a contract for 30 high speed trains which favours manufacturers operating in Spain following a court ruling against the clause, the public works ministry said on Tuesday.
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In today's Court of Appeals judgment, the judges also stepped back from making a wider ruling against state mass surveillance where the powers being used are justified on the grounds of national security — leaving that point to be settled by the CJEU.
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But industry executives said the ruling against TikTok was particularly worrisome, given that it originated from a public interest complaint brought by an individual in Tamil Nadu - opening their digital content to judicial scrutiny that could potentially derail their India strategy overnight.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In another sign of escalating trade tensions between China and the United States, Beijing told the World Trade Organization on Friday that Washington was failing to implement a WTO ruling against punitive U.S. tariffs on a range of Chinese goods.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the American business community's biggest lobbying arm, had urged the Supreme Court in a brief to hear the case, saying a ruling against the fund could deter companies from offering retirement plans that invest in company stock.
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After stumbling through the pronunciation of a leader's name from "Kahaga…kagahastan," McCarthy opened up the floor for questions, fielding one from The New York Times' Glenn Thrush and his "stupid hat" about Friday's court ruling against the Trump administration's travel ban.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Biogen Inc on Tuesday won an intellectual property rights ruling against hedge fund manager Kyle Bass over its top multiple sclerosis pill, Tecfidera, pushing shares up more than 1 percent on a day when most U.S. stocks were down.
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A divided U.S. appeals court on Tuesday ordered the National Labor Relations Board to reconsider whether grocery store workers in Arizona could cease paying union dues when their bargaining agreement expired, saying the board applied the wrong standard in ruling against them.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a ruling against karaoke CD-maker Slep-Tone Entertainment, which had accused Phoenix-based Wired for Sound Karaoke of trademark infringement for making unauthorized digital copies of its products.
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The ruling against Apple has pushed the issue into the limelight and raised the risk of significant push-back from the United States, analysts say, where some lawmakers are saying the result represents a European encroachment on the U.S. potential tax base.
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Kennedy was also the best hope that opponents of capital punishment have for a ruling against the practice, even though he's often sided with conservatives in some past death penalty cases on the constitutionality of, say, using a particular lethal injection method.
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JOHANNESBURG, May 13 (Reuters) - South African gold sector companies said on Friday they were studying a court ruling against them allowing class action suits by thousands of workers suffering from silicosis and tuberculosis and had not decided whether to appeal the verdict.
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She said it was too early to give an exact date on when the procurement process for the nuclear project could restart and that South Africa was reviewing intergovernmental agreements with many countries following the High Court ruling against the Russian nuclear pact.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. power sector's shift toward burning less coal and using more natural gas and renewable energy will not be derailed by the Supreme Court ruling against the Obama administration's limits on carbon emissions, state regulators and utilities said on Wednesday.
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That inference is bolstered by the fact that a ruling against Hernandez would trigger doubt as to whether a later congressional enactment — the Westfall Act, which bars persons from suing the agent on state law grounds in state court — violates the Constitution.
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Three months after Fitbit scored a victory in a trade ruling against Jawbone, the tables have turned: now a judge from the US International Trade Commission has ruled that three patents Fitbit was using in a separate case against Jawbone are invalid.
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The U.S. court said that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission violated the baker's First Amendment rights by ruling against his refusal to bake the cake on religious grounds, but stopped short of ruling that wedding cakes are artistic expressions of speech and religion.
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Trump, who has been bitter over a court ruling against his administration's asylum policy, continued to target the 2202th Circuit Court of Appeals throughout the day, describing it as a "thorn in our side" for being what he sees as a liberal court.
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Adding to this danger, ruling against this law could place other reasonable regulations on abortion in jeopardy as fringe groups, aiming to make unregulated abortion the norm and not the exception, use this as a precedent to overturn laws around the country.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Freedom of navigation patrols carried out by foreign navies in the South China Sea could end "in disaster", a senior Chinese admiral has said, a warning to the United States after last week's ruling against Beijing's claims in the area.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals sided with a coalition of immigrant legal services groups in ruling against a Trump administration rule barring asylum claims from people who cross the US-Mexico border without presenting themselves at an official port of entry.
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A federal appeals court on Friday delivered two blows to the Trump administration's immigration policy, ruling against a program to force migrants seeking asylum to wait in Mexico and against a rule severely limiting the number of migrants who were eligible for asylum.
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BANGKOK — The surprisingly strong ruling against Myanmar by the United Nations' top court this week is sure to increase international pressure on the country to protect its Muslim Rohingya minority, who critics say have been the victims of a government-sanctioned genocide.
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Abdulla Yameen left out key regional power India, which had joined Britain, the United States and the United Nations in calling for the lifting of the emergency and the freeing of two Supreme Court judges whose ruling against Yameen sparked new instability.
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In May, it was impersonating his own spokesman a quarter century ago; last month, it was his comments about Judge Gonzalo Curiel's heritage affecting a court ruling against Trump University; more recently, it was suggesting that President Obama was complicit in terrorist attacks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound dropped more than 1% on Wednesday versus the dollar, ceding gains made the previous day after the Supreme Court's ruling against Prime Minister Boris Johnson, as investors priced in many more months of Brexit and general election risk.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound dropped more than 1% on Wednesday versus the dollar, ceding gains made the previous day after the Supreme Court's ruling against Prime Minister Boris Johnson, as investors priced in many more months of Brexit and general election risk.
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It's not clear if the judges' questions mean the Fifth Circuit will ultimately agree with O'Connor's conclusions, or whether they were just rigorously questioning both sides in order to be confident ruling against the plaintiffs and effectively ending the lawsuit, Hoffman said.
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O'Rourke promises to use executive orders to protect from deportation DACA recipients and immigrants with Temporary Protected Status — whose protections from deportation the Trump administration is trying to strip, but who have been saved (at least for now) by federal judges ruling against the president.
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"This will be the most significant enforcement event in consumer tech antitrust in nearly 20 years," Yelp VP of policy Luther Lowe wrote on Twitter yesterday, citing the Justice Department's landmark ruling against Microsoft in 2000 as the last major event in tech antitrust history.
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READ: Ruling against national emergency funds for border wall Immigration green card regulations -- Southern District of New York Three federal judges blocked efforts to make it more difficult for immigrants who rely on public assistance to obtain legal status -- the so-called "public charge" rule.
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The high court, which overturned a lower court's ruling against the priest, placed the Indian Succession Act - which guarantees all citizens equal inheritance rights - above canon law, which requires the surrender of any inheritance to the church, said Sabu George, a lawyer for the priest.
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Democratic candidate Stacey Abrams, who's challenging Kemp for Georgia governor, said in a CNN interview that it is "a desperate attempt on the part of my opponent to distract people" from a recent court ruling against voting policies he made as secretary of state.
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They still see the islanders as part of the same culture, but they are now imposing loyalty tests, demanding (for example) a boycott of Taiwanese entertainers who last year did not condemn an international tribunal's ruling against Chinese claims in the South China Sea.
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A handful of unofficial Apple stores were picketed and social media users encouraged each other to destroy their Apple goods, in a rare instance of the tech firm being targeted as a symbol of perceived injustice following an international ruling against Chinese territorial claims.
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In the ruling against the E.E.O.C., the judge in the Federal District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin cited a 2011 decision in Florida, later affirmed by a federal appeals court, that said employers could screen employees for health risks when offering health insurance.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday delivered a double dose of good news to Sanofi-Aventis U.S., affirming the validity of its first patent on the prostate-cancer drug Jevtana and overturning a ruling against a later patent on a method of administering it.
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Partly, that is because the ruling against Johnson could actually play into his game plan, which will see him pit Parliament and the so-called elites — in this case, the judiciary — against himself and the will of the 17.4 million people who voted for Brexit.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The United States did not fully comply with a 2014 ruling against its anti-subsidy tariffs on a range of Chinese products, a World Trade Organization compliance panel said in a ruling on Wednesday that either side can appeal within 20 days.
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On Wednesday, the World Trade Organization ruled that Washington had not fully complied with a 2014 ruling against its anti-subsidy tariffs on various Chinese products ranging from solar panels to wind towers, giving Beijing a partial victory over the U.S. in the case.
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The census ruling against a Republican president served as a counterpoint to the gerrymandering ruling, which most people who follow the issue believe favors Republicans more than Democrats even though both parties have engaged in the practice of manipulating electoral district boundaries for partisan gain.
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Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch repeatedly brushed off Democratic attempts Tuesday to nail down his position on issues ranging from abortion to gun regulations to voting rights, while pledging that he would have no problem ruling against the man who nominated him, President Donald Trump.
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The lawsuit against Moore, a hard-line conservative, came after the chief justice issued an administrative order in January advising Alabama probate judges that the state's ban on same-sex marriage was still in effect despite the U.S. Supreme Court ruling against such bans.
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After a 2004 ruling against the United States in a case brought by Mexico, the administration of then-President George W. Bush ordered reviews of dozens of cases of Mexicans on U.S. death row who had not been offered consular access as a remedy.
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The AFL-CIO told the federal Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in a late Tuesday filing that its April ruling against Brady deferred too much to National Football League (NFL) Commissioner Roger Goodell for his decision to suspend Brady for four games.
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The Obama administration absorbed some setbacks, too, including a pause to its regulation on power plant emissions and an appeals court ruling against its creation of the DACA program to provide legal status to young people whose parents had come to the country illegally.
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In response to the U.S. intellectual property complaint, China's representative highlighted the fact that the WTO still had several unresolved disputes on its books, including a 2004 ruling against a U.S. violation of the WTO's agreement on trade related aspects of intellectual property (TRIPS).
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The Trump administration said the ban was based on an assessment of each country's security situation and willingness to share information with the U.S. Watson, appointed to the bench by President Barack Obama, said the new restrictions ignore a federal appeals court ruling against Trump's previous ban.
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It is considered one of Washington's most potent tools because it would effectively freeze the Russian government out of international borrowing markets, creating a similar scenario to that faced by Argentina for a decade until 22007, following a default and a U.S. court ruling against it.
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According to the plaintiffs' firm, Uber's strategy was not simply to bounce Keller Lenkner from the class action but to leverage a disqualification ruling against the firm in more than 10,000 individual arbitration cases in which Keller Lenkner represents drivers with wage-and-hour claims against Uber.
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In ruling against the Alabama law — the most far-reaching anti-abortion measure passed by state lawmakers this year — Judge Myron H. Thompson of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Alabama wrote that it violates Supreme Court precedent and "defies" the Constitution.
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Following the EU antitrust ruling against Android, which Google is legally compelled to comply with during any appeals process, it now displays choice screens to Android users in Europe — offering alternative search engines and browsers for download, alongside Google's own dominate search and browser (Chrome) apps.
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Lawyers watching the case say a ruling against the CFTC could affect its ability to police virtual currency frauds as the only one on which futures contracts are traded in the United States is bitcoin, whose user base of millions dwarfs that of My Big Coin.
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The issues of pay and exploitation by gig economy platform operators has risen up the political agenda in the UK in recent years — following criticism over safety and a number of legal challenges related to employment rights, such as a 2016 employment tribunal ruling against Uber.
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A federal judge on Monday awarded control of the nation's oldest synagogue, in Newport, R.I., to the congregation housed there, ruling against a New York congregation that had claimed ownership in a four-year legal fight between two of the oldest examples of America's religious pluralism.
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In 1913, there was a study of Supreme Court cases under the 14th Amendment, and it discovered that the Supreme Court had, over the past half a century, heard 28 14th Amendment cases on the rights of African-Americans -- most of them ruling against African-Americans.
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The city of Charlottesville is currently embroiled in a lawsuit over its decision the same year to remove a statue of Robert E. Lee, as well as its relocation of another monument to Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, with a judge temporarily ruling against the removal of the statues.
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The European Union's competition authorities are poised to announce a major tax ruling against Apple's tax dealings with the Irish government on Tuesday, a decision that will likely increase trans-Atlantic tension over how some of the world's largest companies pay taxes on their global operations.
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KIEV, June 14 (Reuters) - Ukraine natural gas company Naftogaz said on Thursday that a Swedish appeals court decision suspending the enforcement of a ruling against Russia's Gazprom is temporary, had been made without Naftogaz being heard, and that it would request that the decision be reversed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday threw out a lower court ruling against the owners of an Oregon bakery who refused based on their Christian beliefs to make a wedding cake for a lesbian couple in another case pitting gay rights against religious rights.
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And the House approved a nonbinding resolution calling for the Trump administration to drop its support for a ruling against the Affordable Care Act, while its intelligence panel asked one of the top contractors to President Trump's inaugural to provide it with documents about the event.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration on Monday credited Mexico and Central American countries with helping to cut U.S. border arrests by nearly 60% from a record high earlier this year but then lashed out at a federal judge for ruling against a strict anti-asylum policy.
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PARIS — A French appeals court on Thursday overturned a ruling against a cardinal who had been found guilty of covering up decades-old sexual abuse by a priest in his diocese, the latest twist in the most high-profile legal case against a clergyman in France.
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We also believe in some version of what in Europe is called the right to be forgotten, based on a 2014 legal ruling against Google that your past sins, if they are no longer relevant to your present, shouldn't haunt you forever — at least not digitally.
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By signaling that the federal government has a trans-exclusionary interpretation of constitutional laws like Title IX and Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the Trump administration is creating a cultural environment that may make courts feel more confident in ruling against transgender people.
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Cohen, who served as an IP attache at the U.S. Embassy in Beijing for four years, cited a list of high profile court cases, including defeats by Idaho-based Micron Technology and Schneider Electric of France — the latter was the largest ever ruling against a foreign company in China.
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The judges said that the ruling against Mr. Shakir as an individual had no bearing on the work of other rights advocates and did not mean that Israel was "closing its gates" to other representatives of Human Rights Watch, a prominent New York-based organization, or to similar groups.
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The appeals courts for the 5th and 9th circuits will soon hear cases challenging the CFPB's constitutionality using a similar argument to the one Kavanaugh laid out, and a ruling against the agency's structure in the Southern District of New York borrowed from most of Kavanaugh's 85033 decision.
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Rather, Justice Anthony Kennedy, writing for the majority, concluded that, because the Colorado Civil Rights Commission's consideration of a same-sex couple's challenge to a baker's refusal to make them a wedding cake reflected a bias against religious freedom, the ruling against the baker could not be upheld.
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Citing a recent appeals court ruling against New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, the NHL Players Association said Bettman should not be allowed to restore a 20-game suspension of Calgary Flames defenseman Dennis Wideman for hitting a linesman, after an arbitrator cut the ban to 10 games.
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In a joint brief, the seven other members of the Ivy League and nine private universities ranging from M.I.T. to Emory to Stanford said that a ruling against Harvard's admissions process would reverberate across academia and hurt efforts to open higher education to a diverse array of students.
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In his opinion piece outlining his vote, Mr. Paul went so far as to speculate that Justices Neil M. Gorsuch and Brett M. Kavanaugh — both conservative judges appointed by Mr. Trump to the Supreme Court — would join the majority in ruling against the administration and the national emergency declaration.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court divided 5 to 183 twice along its usual lines on Tuesday, with its conservative majority ruling against the parents of a teenager killed by an American agent shooting across the Mexican border and a death row inmate in Arizona who said his sentencing was unlawful.
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But in recent months, Avenatti has suffered a number of legal setbacks — including a judge ruling against him and Stormy Daniels in their defamation lawsuit against Trump, being referred to the FBI on suspicion of submitting false statements to Congress, and being arrested on suspicion of domestic violence.
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The participation of White House aides in Trump's private feud also raised the question of whether a future business that pulls out of a deal — or a foreign official who issues an unfavorable ruling against a Trump property — might expect retaliation not only from the president's words but from government officials.
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They raised concerns that ruling against the ban would make it impossible for the president to stop terrorists from entering the US in other cases — presenting "ticking time bomb" scenarios in which a ban might be justified, or changes to foreign policy that might lead the president to act unilaterally.
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A unanimous three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit affirmed the National Labor Relations Board's ruling against an International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers affiliate, saying the board's conclusion that the resignation policy unlawfully burdened members' rights under the National Labor Relations Act was reasonable.
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WASHINGTON, March 27 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court safeguarded investor-protection laws on Wednesday by refusing to further narrow the scope of who can be held liable for securities fraud, upholding a lower court ruling against a New York investment banker banned from the industry by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The N.C.A.A.'s decision on Monday came less than a month after a Federal District Court judge in Winston-Salem issued a limited ruling against the law and said the 17-campus University of North Carolina could not enforce the statute's restroom access provisions against three people who had filed suit.
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But the protests were given continued momentum by the fact that the ban's challengers kept winning in court: The first ruling against the administration, ordering it to release some of the immigrants being held in custody at airports, came when the ban had been in effect for less than 24 hours.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals just upheld a ruling against the Trump administration's efforts to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which protects some 600,000 unauthorized immigrants who came to the US as children from deportation and allows them to work legally in the United States.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declined to consider the merits of a 2018 ruling against the Lakes and Parks Alliance, which had sued the Minnesota's Metropolitan Council to block the plan in 2014 – two years before the council's final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) was approved by federal authorities.
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FTC Commissioner Christine Wilson, an appointee of Republican President Donald Trump, wrote in the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday that the May 22 ruling against Qualcomm "radically expanded a companys legal obligation to help its competitors" and was based on a strained interpretation of a 1985 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Traditionally, sports organizations like FIFA and UEFA have been able to decide which tournaments and leagues players can participate in, though a European Union ruling against the International Skating Union late last year has led to concerns that the status quo could be upended by a rival with determination and deep pockets.
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FTC Commissioner Christine Wilson, an appointee of Republican President Donald Trump, wrote in the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday that the May 22 ruling against Qualcomm "radically expanded a company's legal obligation to help its competitors" and was based on a strained interpretation of a 1985 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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"I'd assume that there are facts not evident from the decision that make the resort to court an unusual result, particularly given the clarity of the law in this general area, rather than a harbinger of new developments in retail operating covenants," Dunn added about the ruling against Starbucks and in Simon's favor.
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The commission is also investigating a third case on Google's Adsense web advertising platform, though a ruling against Google isn't expected to result in as hefty of a fine as the Android case, according to Richard Windsor, an independent financial analyst who analyzes competition among large U.S. and Asian internet and mobile firms.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday let an unidentified foreign government-owned company appeal under seal a grand jury subpoena possibly related to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russia's role in the 2016 election, and the firm said a ruling against it would "wreak havoc" on American foreign policy.
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Separately, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday upheld Griesa's ruling to lift injunctions, ruling against the biggest creditors, who, in a sign of years of frustration, said Argentina needed its "feet held to the fire" to make sure they make good on their $4.65 billion settlement, as payments are due by Thursday.
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At the same time, the protests were given continued momentum by the fact that the ban's challengers kept winning in court: The first ruling against the administration, ordering it to release some of the immigrants being held in custody at airports, came when the ban had been in effect for less than 24 hours.
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If the Trump administration decides to stop appealing a federal judge's ruling against the subsidies, the payments — called cost-sharing reduction subsidies — will stop, health insurers will lose billions of dollars, and the individual market could collapse because the insurers will have to keep helping low-income enrollees whether they're getting the payments or not.
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Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE's (R-Texas) sudden resignation announcement earlier this month was prompted by an impending House Ethics ruling against him, the office of Rep.
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The lawsuit sought to block the authorities in Moscow from using facial recognition on a grand scale, but Wednesday's ruling against Popova means there is nothing to stop the city from installing hundreds of thousands of CCTV cameras with facial recognition technology built-in, a surveillance system that echoes those in use across China.
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The high proportion of searches being registered on shopping websites/apps (61%) also looks interesting in light of the 2017 EU antitrust ruling against Google Shopping — when the European Commission found Google had demoted rival shopping comparison services in search results, while promoting its own, thereby undermining rivals' ability to gain traffic and brand recognition.
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But it is not clear whether or how those funds will be paid; the same court delivered a similar ruling against Poland on behalf of the two men in 2015, but a lawyer for Abu Zubaydah said on Thursday that Poland had not paid the roughly $262,000 in court-ordered reparations from that ruling.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday that the European Union's antitrust ruling against Google is proof that it is taking "advantage of the U.S." On Wednesday, the EU hit Google with a $5 billion fine, alleging the company had violated antitrust laws by bundling its apps like Chrome and Google Play with its Android operating system.
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The ruling against Mr. da Silva, one of Latin America's most lionized and influential politicians, is the biggest conviction in a battle between the political class and a corps of judges and prosecutors — many of them in their 20s, 30s and 20093s — who have dashed the impunity that elected officials have enjoyed for years.
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On the same day of the Ninth Circuit ruling against the Payette project, a Federal District Court judge in Montana, Dana Christensen, granted a request by Alliance for the Wild Rockies and two other groups for an injunction temporarily stopping a logging and road building project along the northwestern border of Yellowstone National Park.
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With two separate courts ruling against the travel ban, the administration's only hope to get the ban back into effect without Supreme Court intervention was for both of those rulings to be overturned — or for the Maryland injunction to be overturned and Judge Watson to decide not to extend his temporary order into a preliminary injunction.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Supreme Court on Monday turned away a bid by family members of 24 U.S. sailors killed in the 2000 al Qaeda bombing of the Navy destroyer USS Cole to collect some $35 million in damages from Sudan for its alleged role in the attack, six days after also ruling against Americans injured in the attack.
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But at least one possibility they can consider as a result of the concurring opinion of Justices Kagan and Breyer is that so long as careful and respectful consideration of all sides is given, state and local bodies may do what Colorado did here — ruling against a baker like Mr. Phillips — without running afoul of the Constitution.
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The president-elect's most recent encounter, coming right before the election, involved a ruling against the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, co-owned by the president-elect with casino magnate Phil Ruffin, that determined the business violated the law by refusing to bargain with a union representing more than 500 housekeeping, food and beverage and guest workers.
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According to Lake, while Republican and conservative leaders have historically used the word "freedom" in their rhetoric more than Democrats and liberals, she expects Democrats to start talking more about freedom in campaign messaging as Trump is able to make more of a stamp on American policy through his judicial nominations and the Supreme Court's recent ruling against labor unions.
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This has corresponded with a more muscular foreign policy: Xi's government has engaged in territorial disputes in both the East and South China Sea -- where China has been building up and fortifying reefs and islets despite an international court ruling against them -- and in the Himalayas, which saw a tense, months-long standoff between the PLA and Indian troops earlier this year.
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A federal appeals court panel indicated Thursday that it was not sympathetic to Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's defense in what is known as the Deflategate case, perhaps signaling that it will overturn the district court's ruling against the N.F.L. The hearing was ostensibly about whether N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell overstepped his bounds as arbitrator in Brady's appeal of his four-game suspension.
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Among Sykes's notable appellate decisions are a ruling against Chicago's ban on firing ranges on Second Amendment grounds; a decision barring enforcement of the Obamacare birth control mandate on religious liberty grounds; a decision in favor of Wisconsin's restrictive voter ID law; and a ruling arguing that student organizations that ban gay members have a constitutional right to funding from public universities.
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But on the next drive, Georgia's productive offensive backfield came alive: Five Bulldogs rushed the ball during a 75-yard march that culminated in an out-of-bounds ruling against the senior wide receiver Javon Wims on a 10-yard catch in the end zone, only for a video review to reveal that he was in fact in, making it 14-7.
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Duterte had been reluctant to enforce the ruling against China, but political pressure at home has mounted in recent weeks and Duterte said he would bring up the ruling when he meets Xi. Reuters, citing a statement by Duterte's spokesman, reported that the Philippine leader was "steadfast" in raising his country's concerns about the South China Sea, which included the arbitration court ruling.
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"The ruling against Tal'at is a blow to the hopes for redress of Palestinian journalists who were injured or killed because it gives full impunity to members of the IDF ... whether or not their actions are in line with the IDF's own regulations," Ignacio Miguel Delgado Culebras, the Middle East and North Africa representative for the Committee to Protect Journalists, told me.
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On the other hand, the fact that Scalia's presence on the court could well have led to a precedent-setting ruling against unions could add to the GOP's resolve not to allow onto the bench a liberal Obama nominee who likely would have swung the case toward a more significant victory for labor, rather than just a close call they managed to survive.
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That's why conservatives who oppose his nomination have seized on his vote in the Parker case, combined with a ruling against the National Rifle Association in 2000 in a case that permitted the federal government to temporarily hold on to the information from gun buyers' background checks, to suggest that he is a strong opponent of letting individuals own whatever guns they want.
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A brief by the Restoring Religious Freedom Project argues that ruling against the Cakeshop would set a precedent for forcing artists to express only that which the state deems acceptable: By forcing Mr. Phillips with legal action to provide an artistic service, the state is compelling the individual towards the state's own preferred expressive association and is not simply withholding some benefit for failure to comply.
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When a solution was actually found, because an engineer had taken initiative to ask around, officials hoping for a win in court were dismayed: She became concerned that the CEAU Chief did not seem to want to find a technical solution, and that perhaps he knew of a solution but remained silent in order to pursue his own agenda of obtaining a favorable court ruling against Apple.
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The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Maryland also upheld a (narrower) ruling against the ban in May, and the Trump administration's already appealed that ruling to the Supreme Court — in addition to asking it to stop both the East Coast and West Coast rulings from affecting policy while the Supreme Court considers the case, so that the ban could go into effect over the summer.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossHillicon Valley: Court delays ruling against Qualcomm | Google asks employees not to talk politics at work | Facebook releases early emails discussing Cambridge Analytica | Bannon to release anti-Huawei film Bannon to release anti-Huawei film 'Claws of the Red Dragon' Trump administration announces deal to avert tariffs on Mexican tomatoes MORE said U.S. telecom companies would get another 90-day extension.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossHillicon Valley: Court delays ruling against Qualcomm | Google asks employees not to talk politics at work | Facebook releases early emails discussing Cambridge Analytica | Bannon to release anti-Huawei film Bannon to release anti-Huawei film 'Claws of the Red Dragon' Trump administration announces deal to avert tariffs on Mexican tomatoes MORE said U.S. telecom companies would get another 90 day extension.
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Documents including a 2006 intelligence report by the Supreme Court's security division and a high court ruling against Moreno last decade point to episodes in which Moreno was accused of being on the wrong side of the law – from the 1989 shooting to his ouster as a lower court judge in 2007 for what the high court said was the improper release of two murder suspects.
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Allen Weisselberg, Trump Organization's Finance Chief, May Be Questioned Representing Michael Cohen, 'Classic Lanny' Davis Comes Out Swinging In Ruling Against Trump, Judge Defines Anticorruption Clauses in Constitution for First Time The United States and the European Union paused the budding trade war on Wednesday after Mr. Trump said the Europeans agreed to work toward lower trade barriers and to buy billions of dollars of American soybeans and natural gas.
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That's partially why the Trump administration's actions are so alarming: Were a transgender discrimination case related to Title IX or Title VII to reach the Republican-majority Supreme Court, a ruling there could create the strongest degree of precedent yet: A ruling against trans rights at the highest level would set legal precedent that would subsequently inform all future rulings about transgender people seeking protection under these laws.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Thursday continued to respond to a rebuke from Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, saying Roberts "can say what he wants" while defending his criticism of the federal judiciary following a ruling against his administration this week.
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The ruling against Avenatti, who gained national fame representing adult-film actress Stormy Daniels in her case against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFed saw risks to US economy fading before coronavirus spread quickened Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Britain announces immigration policy barring unskilled migrants MORE, was handed down in the U.S. District Court in Manhattan after he pleaded not guilty to all three related charges in December.
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He and other antitrust experts tick off a number of factors that may have allowed this behavior to go on in the open so long: an extended honeymoon between DC and Silicon Valley; a legal system that places a high bar for ruling against companies in antitrust cases; and a lack of understanding of the business models of the big tech companies, not to mention the negative consequences of their platforms that would emerge in later years.
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In the case, Google is appealing a judge's decision that requires the company to provide private customer communication from outside the U.S. Yahoo contends that the ruling against Google is in violation of the Stored Communications Act (SCA) and Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 41 (Rule 41) "The Magistrate Judge's ruling makes it difficult for Yahoo and other providers to understand when it must produce private customer data residing on a server outside of the United States to law enforcement in response to a warrant," wrote Yahoo Assistant General Counsel Chris Madsen on the ruling.
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The Axis of Awesome, an Australian musical comedy band, showed how a specific four-chord progression is part of myriad pop songs in a popular video from 2011: While Gaga has numerous examples of pop music with matching chord progressions to point to in her defense, the one thing that should worry her and her team is a recent $2.78 million ruling against fellow pop star Katy Perry last month, which suggests that it may be easier to target big-name musicians for similar instrumentals and other details than theorists thought possible.
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