The 1997 ruling on resale price ceilings was unanimous, while a 2007 ruling on antitrust immunity was 7-1, with Justice Stephen G. Breyer writing the majority opinion.
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The ruling on Monday leaves Belgium in an awkward position.
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They are awaiting a judge's final ruling on that case.
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Most notably, he wrote the 2015 ruling on Obergefell v.
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This is the first ruling on Trump's travel ban 2.0.
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The justices did not issue a ruling on that matter.
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A CAS ruling on their participation is expected on Thursday.
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BRAZIL SUPREME COURT RULING ON PETROBRAS DIVESTMENT POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY
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The court said it would make its ruling on Feb.
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A ruling on Quicksilver's request is expected later this month.
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A ruling on the matter is expected later this month.
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The court is due to issue its ruling on Monday.
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The order was not a final ruling on the subject.
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Overturning the Supreme Court's 2010 ruling on Citizens United vs.
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The final ruling on the duties is expected in February.
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But the judge will not be ruling on that yet.
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The ruling on that case will likely come in June.
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A ruling on the arbitration is due on Dec. 28.
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But the appeals court panel upheld the ruling on Tuesday.
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He did not issue a ruling on Trump's emergency motion.
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Here's what you need to know: • A ruling on abortion.
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The court will hand down its ruling on July 4.
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A ruling on that request is expected later this year.
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Matt Well, judges try to avoid ruling on constitutional questions.
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The court's ruling on Monday came at an anxious time.
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The Russian government voiced pleasure over the ruling on Wednesday.
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The Mississippi governor called the judge's ruling on Tuesday disappointing.
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Although last Monday's Supreme Court ruling on the Murphy v.
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Tanzania's government spokesman Hassan Abbasi confirmed the ruling on Twitter.
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The Supreme Court's action put that ruling on hold, too.
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The ruling on Friday was a procedural but important step.
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So several Brexit enthusiasts welcomed Mr. Bercow's ruling on Monday.
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A ruling on the antitrust charges is expected next summer.
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Board of Education, the landmark 21964 ruling on school segregation.
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Members of the National Assembly denounced the ruling on Thursday.
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Cillizza: How expected was this ruling on the Pennsylvania map?
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McGahn and the Justice Department appealed the ruling on Tuesday.
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Claire McCaskill, is appealing the ruling on the state's behalf.
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It's obvious why FIFA consistently avoids ruling on this topic.
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Judge Reeves struck down that element in a separate ruling on Monday, saying that while state officials were free to disagree, the Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage is the law of the land.
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Plaintiff Mark Janus on the Supreme Court's ruling on union fees.
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The appeals court isn't ruling on where the order is constitutional.
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NHTSA has not yet issued a final ruling on GM's request.
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There's a good reason the Supreme Court's ruling on Janus v.
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No other federal circuit has issued a ruling on snap removals.
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Fairfax County, Virginia, Judge Randy Bellows issued his ruling on Thursday.
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The office has also appealed Judge Simpson's ruling on Mr. Hargrave.
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For its part, the FDA stands by its ruling on aspartame.
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A ruling on Lilly's galcanezumab is expected later in the year.
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Gordon said he would issue a written ruling on the matter.
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She was due to make a ruling on bail on Wednesday.
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There may be ways around an adverse ruling on usury laws.
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The ruling on sports gambling also has implications for labor policy.
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And he promised to quickly issue a ruling on the matter.
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He faces a ruling on the corruption charges later this month.
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The court has yet to issue a ruling on the case.
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But in practice, many judges do end up ruling on the
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But the summary of the ruling on Wednesday gave several examples.
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The ruling on Thursday declared that such control must be direct.
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The shift, detailed in a California district court ruling on Oct.
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A ruling on that motion will take place in January 2020.
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The A.C.L.U. wrongly supported this devastating ruling on First Amendment grounds.
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But the country&aposs Supreme Court overturned the ruling on Thursday.
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An FCC ruling, on the other hand, would be more immutable.
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A ruling on the underlying allegation of genocide could take years.
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A final ruling on the dispute is not expected before 2019.
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The Supreme Court heard a case against the ruling on June 15th.
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That's because the Ninth Circuit wasn't ruling on the order itself, exactly.
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The ACCC is due to make its final ruling on July 6.
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Justices are unlikely to just overturn this previous ruling on a whim.
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The decision is the first substantive ruling on a Trump administration policy.
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Her final ruling on that will come no later than Nov. 20.
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You can hear Nilay colorfully explain this court ruling on this episode.
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A final ruling on the clinic's fate is not expected until February.
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Finally, on May 28th, the court issued a curious ruling on Box.
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A ruling on the request is expected in the next few weeks.
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It did not expect to make an immediate ruling on the issue.
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Later, they sued the agency to compel a ruling on their petition.
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Mizuho downgraded the stock over concerns from the FTC ruling on Wednesday.
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Alsup's ruling on Waymo's motion for provisional relief is not yet public.
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The FNE regulator responsible for ruling on the complaint declined to comment.
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In a ruling on Tuesday, Judge Abrams dismantled the first two arguments.
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The executive committee said it will deliver its ruling on Jan. 22.
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The state of Maryland will appeal against the ruling on February 9th.
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The result could yield a major ruling on presidential immunity. 210. Gov.
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The DPA was the subject of a preliminary court ruling on Monday.
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Ruling on the eve of the 2019 insurance enrollment deadline, O'Connor agreed.
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Jackson's ruling on the evidence represents a partial victory for Mueller's team.
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In his ruling on Friday, Judge Haywood Gilliam sided with the plaintiffs.
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Court. Given the recent landmark ruling on marriage equality, it's no mystery
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The ruling on the deposition is one of two key pretrial issues.
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Fifty-two of the class actions reached a ruling on class certification.
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A ruling on that case could come as early as this week.
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A ruling on that case is due by the end of June.
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The Supreme Court has never issued a ruling on the specific matter.
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Like his ruling on the census, it prompted criticism from the right.
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"A final ruling on this will mean nothing to us," he said.
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The vote count for the ruling on Wednesday was not immediately available.
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A ruling on the measure is due soon from a federal court.
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Ebbers was not in court when Caproni announced her ruling on Dec.
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They were less quick to respond to the ruling on Tuesday. Rep.
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The public can expect a ruling on the matter on December 10.
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Last week, a judge dismissed that lawsuit, without ruling on its merits.
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His whereabouts were not known, but he denounced the ruling on Twitter.
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Without ruling on the merits, U.S. District Judge Virginia Kendall on Oct.
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Without ruling on the merits, U.S. District Judge Virginia Kendall on Oct.
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But most companies are still waiting for a ruling on their request.
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In the first court ruling on the issue, Tigar said on Nov.
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The ruling on Park, South Korea's first female president, is expected in October.
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Garaufis did not issue a ruling on Tuesday or say when he would.
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Seven German bishops wrote the Vatican to request a ruling on the document.
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The ruling on whether the ban will remain suspended is due this week.
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There is no timetable for Cleland's ruling on an evidentiary hearing for Sandusky.
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The ruling on their release does not anticipate the outcome of their case.
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The court's ruling on the admitting privileges law could severely undermine Roe v.
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A final ruling on its fate is not expected until at least February.
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"I am extraordinarily overjoyed," Wiedeking, 63, told reporters after the ruling on Friday.
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Rouhani blamed the ruling on the influence of "Zionist pressure groups" in Washington.
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The court's ruling on Ms Semenya is not going to settle that argument.
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It was not clear if the judge would make any ruling on Thursday.
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ETP has asked the PUC to overturn the ALJ's ruling on Mariner East.
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This is not a ruling on the merits, and we continue our fight.
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Judge Quentin Purdy said he would give his extradition ruling on March 23.
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Reed's execution date is stayed indefinitely pending the court's ruling on the evidence.
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The U.S. judge has yet to issue a ruling on the broader case.
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Texas, No. 15-674, conservatives hoped for a major ruling on presidential power.
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Avenatti posted Otero's ruling on Twitter Friday afternoon after the ruling was filed.
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With or without a court ruling on its constitutionality, the ACA needs help.
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That transfer of majority ownership rendered the ITC ruling on the subsidies moot.
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Michigan lawmakers deserve kudos for reversing the CON Commission ruling on CAR-T.
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On Monday, Matsumoto said she was deferring ruling on Kocher's request for restitution.
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After a court ruling on Thursday, he might have to wait even longer.
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But the judge denied that motion and issued the preliminary ruling on Tuesday.
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In a ruling on Wednesday, a judge deemed Chipotle's social media policy illegal.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine) during a meeting Tuesday, the ruling on Roe vs.
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Justice Oing delayed ruling on the case while the settlement was being completed.
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Civil rights groups celebrated the ruling on naturalized citizens as a major victory.
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"I am innocent," Baldetti told reporters after hearing the court's ruling on Thursday.
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The ruling on Wednesday was a victory for #MeToo campaigners in South Korea.
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The medical examiner is awaiting toxicology reports before officially ruling on Epstein's death.
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But Justice Minardo dismissed politics — on both sides — in his ruling on Friday.
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Sessions said he'll also honor the Supreme Court's ruling on same-sex marriage.
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The ruling on the Ayodhya site was seen as a blow to Muslims.
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The Administrative Court is responsible for ruling on the legality of public expenditure.
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One of those diversions came after the judge's ruling on the travel ban.
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A ruling on one of the closely-watched cases is expected next week.
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A judge's ruling on its removal is expected to come later this month.
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The unsigned decision sidestepped a major ruling on the practice called partisan gerrymandering.
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It will be the most important ruling on executive power in a generation.
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Marion's ruling on Thursday denying the family a temporary injunction was a blow.
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The only potential hiccup is a 4-4 case that makes it impossible to issue a nationwide ruling on a subject — but the Court has enough control over when it takes cases, and when it rules on them, that it could easily go through the first few months of the term without having to issue a 4-43 ruling on a case it would rather have a 5-4 ruling on.
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The judge reportedly based her ruling on the allegedly "bizarre contract" itself, WXIA reports.
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The ASN has repeatedly postponed deadlines for ruling on the safety of reactor vessel.
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For example, with the court's ruling on Obamacare impending, ideologically aligned interest groups clamored
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A ruling on the case is to be made by an NLRB regional director.
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A high court ruling on whether to uphold that law is due on Friday.
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The recent WTO ruling on U.S. subsidies for Boeing is important in this respect.
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Judges aren't disqualified from ruling on cases that involve the presidents who nominated them.
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However, she put her ruling on hold pending an appeal by the Obama administration.
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Reported instances of hate speech have risen sharply since the surprise ruling on Sept.
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The court said on Friday it will make a preliminary ruling on June 21.
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UNITED STATES WINS WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION (WTO) RULING ON CHINA GRAIN IMPORT QUOTAS - OFFICIAL
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Investigative magistrate Carmen Lamela issued the ruling on Thursday at the request of prosecutors.
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The court, ruling on the merits of the pretrial imprisonment, overturned the detention orders.
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The FDA will make their ruling on the product within the next two months.
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The drugs sat in storage and the agency didn't issue a ruling on accessibility.
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Judge Reed O'Connor was ruling on a lawsuit brought by Republican state attorneys general.
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But after today's decision, there won't be a public ruling on the discrimination itself.
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When the singer heard the judge's ruling on Friday, she broke down in tears.
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A ruling on the issue is expected in the coming weeks, according to Bloomberg.
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Marshall Islands failed as ICJ has no mandate to give any ruling on disarmament.
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The judge did not make a ruling on that request, according to the newspaper.
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The executive committee will hold a teleconference and make their ruling on Jan. 22.
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Justice Zavascki's ruling on Monday lifted multiple injunctions restricting Mr. Esteves's movement and activity.
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The 7th US Circuit Court of Appeals issued its ruling on the law Thursday.
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And it ejected him without ruling on the nub of the case against him.
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The Department is expected to make its final ruling on the imports around Nov.
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The Commission is scheduled to give its ruling on the deal by Feb. 29.
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A ruling on those charges is not expected before late January or early February.
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He will return on Wednesday for a ruling on his bail application, Kajugo said.
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Romania's highest court postponed a ruling on the recognition of overseas same-sex marriages.
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The bill he signed codifies that ruling on a state level, his office said.
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It is not known when the court will issue a ruling on the case.
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So, what does the Supreme Court's latest ruling on birth control mean to you?
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The court later put its ruling on hold after a request by the administration.
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Courts have traditionally granted presidents a lot of leeway when ruling on national security.
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An earlier version of this article misstated a Supreme Court ruling on immigrant detention.
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Ethnic Tamil lawmakers met with Mr. Sirisena shortly after the court ruling on Monday.
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Kellogg's ran afoul of those regulations, according to the standards authority's ruling on Wednesday.
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A ruling on Friday's motion alleging destruction of evidence is expected before the Aug.
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A ruling on CNN's lawsuit about the reporter Jim Acosta's White House press pass.
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The charges were later dismissed after a Supreme Court ruling on statutes of limitations.
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He later said he based his ruling on a "textual" reading of the Constitution.
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Ray Chan, an openly gay Hong Kong lawmaker, criticized the Friday ruling on Twitter.
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Hellerstedt, will be the court's first major ruling on abortion in about two decades.
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Ms. Christel said Navient appealed this finding and was awaiting a ruling on it.
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All five justices found Zervos' defamation claim legally sufficient, without ruling on its merits.
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The sentence was suspended pending Jackson's ruling on Stone's request for a new trial.
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His expected ruling on Cosby's status will not impact the rest of the sentence.
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He avoided ruling on the issue during his time on the circuit court bench.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - An EU court ruling on Tuesday overturning an order that Starbucks (SBUX.
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England said he would make his final ruling on the law before October 1.
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Its ruling on Tuesday followed advisory opinions in two distinct cases before the court.
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That litigation would lead to a ruling on whether Trump lawfully invoked executive privilege.
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The Supreme Court in January refused to put the lower court ruling on hold.
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For now, KHJN and pro-choice advocates are anxiously awaiting the ruling on EMW.
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The ruling on Tuesday, which experts said was the first time the court had issued a ruling on women wearing head scarves while on the job, applies only to the workplace and provides a minimum legal standard that member states must meet.
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Citing his "fugitive" status, the court gave no ruling on the Iranian defendant on Thursday.
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The Supreme Court came out last week with a ruling on sales tax, et cetera.
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The United States does not yet have such a clear court ruling on digital inheritance.
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"And that might be OK — I'm not even making a ruling on it," he said.
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Brady postponed ruling on a request by the victim's brother to appoint a special prosecutor.
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Judge Marrero's ruling on this meritless lawsuit should be swiftly affirmed at the Second Circuit.
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He settled the case for $100m in 2014, with no ruling on guilt or innocence.
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Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton immediately issued a response to the ruling on Twitter.
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Its ruling on the probable cause of the accident will most likely come this spring.
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The 9th Circuit put its ruling on hold pending review by the US Supreme Court.
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Google asked Ryu to reconsider her ruling on Thursday, which has not yet been decided.
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But the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit overturned that ruling on Monday.
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UKRAINE'S PRIVATBANK SUFFERED $303 MLN OF DEPOSIT OUTFLOWS AFTER APRIL COURT RULING ON NATIONALISATION -CFO
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The lower courts have not yet issued a final ruling on the Obama administration's programs.
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The U.S. could also face Chinese sanctions, following a World Trade Organization ruling on Tuesday.
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The executive committee will consider the CRC's recommendations and will announce its ruling on Jan.
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According to court docs, Michelle Ghent Howard got a ruling on their spousal support overturned.
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The department is expected to make its final ruling on the imports around Nov. 19.
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Witness Beijing's rejection of a recent unfavourable international court ruling on the South China Sea.
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She has also been outspoken in her support of the ruling on Texas abortion laws.
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China has refused to recognize the court ruling on a case brought by the Philippines.
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A two-judge panel's 268-page ruling on May 13th upheld the colonial-era law.
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The Supreme Court is expected to make a final ruling on his guilt or innocence.
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A final ruling on her case could take weeks, months, or even years, he said.
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In a 5-4 ruling on Monday, the court's five conservative justices upheld the law.
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In 303, the Supreme Court surprised the nation yet again with a ruling on abortion.
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The ruling on Mr. Dwork's discharge entitled him to veterans benefits, including a military burial.
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The ruling on term limits sparked further discontent, fueling demonstrations that continued into this year.
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Democratic states asked a court to issue a ruling on Obama's landmark climate change rule.
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Durbin argued that the judge's ruling on Friday will keep the issue in the spotlight.
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We want a ruling on the merits that this action by the president is unlawful.
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The majority based its ruling on the Supreme Court's 1997 decision in Clinton v. Jones.
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Anti-Corruption Magistrate Lawrence Mugambi's ruling on bail in the case is due on Tuesday.
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Judge Robert Wilkins, an Obama appointee, dissented with the majority's ruling on the HFC phaseout.
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But a ruling on the census citizenship question case could come as soon as Monday.
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In the coastal city Abidjan, opinions differed on the eve of the ruling on Gbagbo.
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The FCC is legally required to consider public comment in its ruling on net neutrality.
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Last week Europe's top court issued a ruling on another copyright matter, related to hyperlinking.
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"Additionally, President Trump reacted to the new NFL ruling on national anthem protests," it adds.
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In doing so, the Supreme Court ignored its own ruling on scientific evidence — Daubert v.
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The court declined to take the case, dismissing it without ruling on the central question.
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For a taste of what may come, consider yesterday's 5-4 ruling on labor unions.
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Two of the three judges ruling on this case urged the prosecutor to act swiftly.
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Ortiz made the final ruling on a night that did not fall the Yankees' way.
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"The Constitutional Tribunal isn't ruling on the fundamental issue," said Ernesto Blume, the tribunal president.
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Tuesday's ruling On top of that existing case patchwork, Tuesday's ruling adds a new wrinkle.
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If the Supreme Court issues a 4-4 ruling on the case, United States v.
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The party is expected to issue a final ruling on Ms. Ellis's allegations by Aug.
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It's unclear exactly when Nichols will issue a ruling on the New York officials' motion.
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Freeland welcomed the ITC's ruling on Friday, saying Ottawa was "very pleased" by the result.
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The judge's ruling on Wednesday was the latest in a series of actions against Harbour.
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The court will make a preliminary ruling on Friday; a final ruling may take months.
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Judges then adjourned for deliberations and said a ruling on would be rendered on Jan.
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U.S. District Court Judge Ketanji Jackson, an Obama appointee, handed down a ruling on Nov.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce is due to hand down its initial ruling on Sept.
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President Trump eventually allowed the agency's ruling on the mussel's threatened status to move forward.
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Trump welcomed the ruling on Tuesday morning, using a derogatory term to describe Daniels' appearance.
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"This puts a huge responsibility in the hands of the judges" ruling on the appeal.
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Right now, Judge Polster, who is only ruling on the Ohio bellwether cases, says yes.
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The ruling on a quota for foreign components is also making other manufacturers and suppliers jittery.
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Watson declined to put his ruling on hold pending appeal, meaning it went into effect immediately.
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He said the ruling on the maximum rate for navigation services would be made in December.
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The justices, in a 5-4 decision, sidestepped a ruling on the merits of the case.
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Shares in the Swiss bank fell as much as 3.2 percent after the ruling on Wednesday.
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The judge, Captain Aaron Rugh, adjourned the hearing for the day without ruling on those requests.
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The justices last year failed to deliver a definitive ruling on the legality of partisan gerrymandering.
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Judge Swain, in a 19-page ruling on Tuesday, said she lacked jurisdiction over some claims.
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Refereeing debates and ruling on procedure, he has made friends and enemies in roughly equal measure.
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Donald Trump lashed out against the ruling on Twitter, describing Robart as "a so-called judge."
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A Supreme Court ruling on abortion could play a massive role in shaping the presidential race.
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A final ruling on Bialowieza Forest by the EU's top court is expected later this year.
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UPDATE: Tony Brown has been cleared of domestic assault charges, per a judge's ruling on Sept.
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Shares in the Swiss bank fell as much as 20.8851 percent after the ruling on Wednesday.
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President Tayyip Erdogan has dismissed the ruling on Demirtas, saying it amounted to support for terrorism.
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Since the ruling on Joe's case was announced, Teresa, 46, has remained silent on the matter.
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The United States could also face Chinese sanctions after a World Trade Organization ruling on Tuesday.
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The dispute is in arbitration, and a ruling on outstanding issues is expected in the fall.
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Moniz took 15 minutes to explain his ruling on the controversial case surrounding two troubled teenagers.
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In its ruling on Thursday, the state's Third Appellate District Court in Sacramento rejected both arguments.
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They had gained between 17 to 11 percent on the news of the ruling on Monday.
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The ruling on Saturday came on the heels of another immigration loss for the Trump administration.
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Shortly after the ruling on Tuesday, Mr. Sun posted that he accepted the verdict and apologized.
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The court is expected to give a ruling on the case in four to six months.
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The ACLU urged the judge to clarify his previous ruling on when such separations were warranted.
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In that case, a WTO panel issued a ruling on the U.S. claims on Feb. 24.
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The court ruling on Wednesday added a new twist to the legal battles over nuclear power.
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A three-judge panel is scheduled to announce its ruling on Ms. Park on April 6.
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The Supreme Court ruling on Tuesday upheld another by the Temuco appeal court in May 2019.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit supported the lower court's ruling on Feb.
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But instead of ruling on the objection, Judge Haikala restated the question directly to the witness.
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A final ruling on the fate of the statues is not expected until later this year.
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The ruling on Tuesday could have ramifications for the trial of Mr. Lee, the Samsung leader.
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A spokeswoman for the Justice Department declined to comment on Judge Wright Allen's ruling on Tuesday.
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The ruling on Monday was the second Supreme Court victory for North Carolina Democrats this month.
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But the state board has agreed to hear an appeal of that ruling on Wednesday afternoon.
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He told CNN he would challenge this ruling on the DNC floor during the upcoming vote.
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Before the ruling on jurisdiction, they dropped that claim and went forward with the other one.
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On Monday, city leaders said they hoped for a preliminary ruling on the lawsuit before Sept.
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The bankruptcy judge, Cecelia G. Morris, will issue her ruling on the bids on Oct. 214.2.
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But the plaintiffs are seeking to build on the three-judge panel's unanimous ruling on Sept.
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UK PM BORIS JOHNSON TO SEEK SUPREME COURT RULING ON NO-DEAL BREXIT - THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
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Ruling on Christmas Eve, the Missouri appeals court judges made sure the case is not over.
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Hanlon's decision granting Lee a stay of execution is separate from the ruling on lethal injections.
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In his 2011 dissent, Kavanaugh relied on an obscure statute to avoid ruling on the issue.
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Among the court's tasks is confirming the validity of elections and ruling on especially difficult cases.
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In his ruling on Thursday, Zondo gave Zuma's son, Duduzane, the right to cross-examine witnesses.
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The French advertising authority is investigating, and it expects to have a detailed ruling on Friday.
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Fenlator-Victorian did not immediately respond to e-mailed queries about the IBSF ruling on Saturday.
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The agency had been under court order to issue a ruling on the petition by Friday.
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Lozoya was arrested in Spain last week and is awaiting a court ruling on his extradition.
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The judge put the ruling on hold until the regulation was finalized, which occurred in August.
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Steratore said his job also involved educating viewers about the process of ruling on difficult calls.
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Following the court ruling on Friday we have now reopened all stores, offices, factories and warehouses.
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He's set to go before a judge next week to get a ruling on his request.
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A final court ruling on her whether her case can proceed is expected in early 2016.
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ET: DreamHost has responded to the ruling on its blog, calling it a victory for the company.
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Make no mistake: The Supreme Court's ruling on partisan gerrymandering is a massive moment in electoral politics.
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ASN DELAYS RULING ON FLAMANVILLE WELDINGS TO JUNE OR POSSIBLY THIS SUMMER, FROM EARLY MAY - ASN SPOKESWOMAN
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BANK OF SPAIN SAYS EUROPEAN COURT RULING ON IRPH MORTGAGE INDEX EXPECTED IN SECOND HALF OF 2019
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Emanuel does not sit on the independent police board, which made the ruling on Rialmo's job status.
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Daniel estimated it could be several months before there is a ruling on Dugar's possible new trial.
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What's more, the case was not about a ruling on the science, ethics, or efficacy of cryonics.
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The judge also postponed ruling on a host of other motions that will shape Cosby's second trial.
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A request from Solis several years ago prompted the Inter-American Court's ruling on legalizing gay marriage.
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Judge Furman also admitted that his previous ruling on economic loss claims, in June 2017, was wrong.
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But the United States could also face Chinese sanctions, following a World Trade Organization ruling on Tuesday.
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But the United States too could face Chinese sanctions following a World Trade Organization ruling on Tuesday.
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Prashant Bhushan, the lawyer for the Goa Foundation, confirmed the ruling on his verified account on Twitter.
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It was the last partial decision before the final ruling on compensation, expected in the coming months.
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Some see the commission's ruling on Apple as a sign that it has little faith in BEPS.
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The result of this election is not going to be any kind of ruling on policy positions.
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It was not immediately clear when and if there would be the final ruling on the matter.
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The agreement with Italy comes as an EU tax ruling on Apple's dealings with Ireland is looming.
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U.S. District Judge James Robart has not yet given a ruling on the case's class action status.
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The ruling, on motions for a partial summary judgment, could have significant financial consequences for Penn State.
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The American Civil Liberties Union responded immediately to the government's request to put the ruling on hold.
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Enea didn't give any details on the reasoning for the court's ruling on Wednesday, which is appealable.
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Dan Patrick: Today's SCOTUS ruling on HB2 is a devastating blow to Texas women's health and safety.
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The NCAA announced its ruling on Monday, and Hernandez followed by declaring for the draft hours later.
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The decision is the first international ruling on the disputed maritime issues in the South China Sea.
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AT&T rose 1.9 percent, a day ahead of a court ruling on proposed Time Warner deal.
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The precise impact of the McDonnell ruling on the Skelos and Silver cases was not immediately clear.
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In their preliminary ruling on the case, the three-person WTO dispute panel threw out Canada's argument.
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A federal judge is set to give a ruling on the matter later this month, AP noted.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls are using the Supreme Court ruling on the transgender troops ban to attack Trump.
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In his 2010 State of the Union address, Obama criticized the Supreme Court's ruling on campaign advertising.
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Opponents of the offshore detentions said that the ruling on Tuesday suggested that the policy was unsustainable.
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And President Barack Obama several times chided the justices over the Citizens United ruling on campaign finance.
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The judge gave no indication when he would issue a ruling on the defense motion to dismiss.
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"The claim is predominantly valid and well-founded," the Dusseldorf court said in its ruling on Tuesday.
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The COFINA filing follows a federal judge's ruling on Friday allowing the Lex Claims lawsuit to proceed.
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A U.S. trade court is due to give a preliminary ruling on Boeing's complaint on Sept. 25.
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The appellate judges will likely deliver their ruling on Turner's latest appeal within the next 90 days.
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"The ruling on the appeal has been postponed until May 11," Corral Holding's lawyer Abdelkbir Tabih said.
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The company could face an uphill battle if a ruling on Uber is anything to go by.
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A ruling on an application for bail will be announced at the court's next hearing, on Feb.
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The big picture: This is the court's first major ruling on a Trump policy — and it showed.
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The agency is expected to issue a ruling on differential pricing by the end of the month.
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As is the Supreme Court's practice in ruling on stay applications, its brief order gave no reasons.
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He has also indicated that he might go straight to ruling on the merits of the case.
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A ruling on the ban's suspension is expected this week, with a Supreme Court appeal to follow.
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The office of President Moon Jae-in had no immediate reaction to the court's ruling on Thursday.
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But the Justice Department is likely to quickly appeal the ruling on the so-called emoluments clauses.
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There won't be a ruling on the law until well after the presidential election in November, however.
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That nominee, if confirmed, may well be ruling on matters relating to the investigation of the president.
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The judge put the ruling on hold until the regulation was finalized, which occurred earlier this month.
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Gore's team requested manual recounts in four counties, including Volusia, but a Supreme Court ruling on Dec.
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The Supreme Court delayed ruling on the matter in January, arguing that it was a hypothetical question.
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The eight jurors had been sent home hours before Judge Martínez released his ruling on Friday evening.
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But he warned that the ruling on Thursday could still have a chilling effect on political speech.
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Last year, that state's highest court issued a key ruling on independent-contractor status, and on Jan.
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Local newspaper Valor Economico said on Wednesday a ruling on the suspension would be made this week.
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While they wait for a definitive court ruling on the order, Mr. Homsi focuses on his baklava.
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A ruling on Manchester City's possible punishment had been expected late last year, and again last month.
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The WTO is expected to offer its ruling on the EU's subsidy case against Boeing in 2020.
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One earlier ruling on the city's law came in a suit filed by the pop singer Kesha.
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After the ruling on Sunday, Ms. Hijazi was taken back to prison to be processed for release.
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The judge's ruling on that motion, the next step in the case, could come at any time.
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But in his ruling on Monday, Sullivan said he saw no parallel between Flynn's and Stevens' predicaments.
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The International Chamber of Commerce's arbitration court is due to make its ruling on the issue imminently.
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Loesch replied the NRA is waiting on the Justice Department to make a ruling on bump stocks.
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Editorial Someday the British court ruling on Brexit may be studied as a milestone in parliamentary democracy.
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Facebook tracked the 4th Circuit's AAPC ruling on the issue of the constitutionality of the 2015 exemption.
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There's never been a ruling on whether a president can decrease the size of a national monument.
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Myanmar government spokesman Zaw Htay did not answer calls seeking comment after the court ruling on Monday.
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The FCC is currently requesting comment, but there is no mandated timeline for ruling on the petition.
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The DC Circuit Court heard arguments in the case last December and published its ruling on Tuesday.
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The 6-3 ruling on May 14, 2018 cleared the way for several states to legalize sports betting.
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U.S. Attorney General William Barr recused himself from ruling on T-Mobile-Sprint because he owned their bonds.
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Here are seven more cases of TV's favorite sharp-tongued judge ruling on canine (and one cat!) cases.
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But the high court declined to explicitly decide whether the 2nd Circuit ruling on corporate liability was correct.
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Exploration activity was suspended in late 2014 as the Philippines sought an international ruling on China's territorial claim.
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" Allen said the replay views were "inconclusive, so we have to stay with the ruling on the field.
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Bellis issued no ruling on the statute itself -- thereby giving both sides more time to make their cases.
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The presiding judge ordered an adjournment and set the ruling on the motion for Tuesday, the report said.
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All those years, Argentina "never seriously pursued negotiations toward settlement," Judge Griesa wrote in his ruling on Friday.
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A ruling on the noble bee's status will have to wait until March 21st, setting environmentalists on edge.
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Suffolk Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Locke has not yet issued a ruling on the admissibility of the tattoos.
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Not that Mr Trump would pay much attention to an adverse WTO ruling on his national-security claim.
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"In the case of Jaroslav Faltynek and three others, the ruling on criminal investigation was dropped," she said.
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District Court Judge Bernard Friedman's ruling on Tuesday effectively overturns the federal government's ban on female genital mutilation.
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Texas Democratic Party Chairman Gilberto Hinojosa could not be reached for comment on the ruling on Tuesday evening.
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The court in The Hague will deliver the final ruling on the matter based on the ECJ decision.
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The judges made no ruling on the original panel's decision, so different people could reach the same conclusion.
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The appellate court stood behind this ruling on appeal to consider closely one piece of evidence in particular.
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The judge in Ravelo is expected to issue a preliminary ruling on the feds' arguments sometime in October.
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In his ruling on Thursday, Judge Curiel agreed with Apple's claim, resulting in the $1 billion preliminary judgement.
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"It's a powerful decision," Durbin told Gorsuch, who was handed the ruling on his way to the restroom.
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The ruling on Thursday blocks enforcement of the law while the Court considers whether to hear the case.
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Police said prosecutors would decide whether to send the request to court for a ruling on her arrest.
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The court was ruling on appeals against murder convictions by two men serving life sentences in separate cases.
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That panel will issue a ruling on the legal question of whether the respondent government is in compliance.
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That could come soon after a favorable ruling on the travel ban case at the end of June.
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An intermediate state appeals court on May 17 refused to halt Zervos' lawsuit, without ruling on its merits.
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But a Belgian court in Mons had requested the ECJ's ruling on whether its own judges had jurisdiction.
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In Brazil, the same judge is usually responsible for overseeing an investigation and then ruling on a case.
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Despite the awful rhetoric, I remained optimistic that the Supreme Court would make a favorable ruling on DAPA.
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The length of his suspension was not immediately known, but Sellers reportedly posted about the ruling on Facebook.
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The 9th Circuit ruling on Monday would allow the government to proceed with its review of vetting procedures.
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Read the full ruling on President Donald Trump's travel ban from the US 4th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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A new frontier described in the United States section is a fraught one for politicians ruling on Transgenderbathrooms.
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Kavanaugh said he based his ruling on the major rules doctrine, which is rooted in Supreme Court precedent.
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Can Kavanaugh put aside his personal views and make an impartial ruling on an investigation involving the president?
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"The practical effect of this ruling on the night before the final deadline of enrollment is confusion," said.
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Russia's Federal Anti-Monopoly Service (FAS), which has yet to issue a ruling on the takeover, on Nov.
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England Chief Magistrate Emma Arbuthnot said she would make her ruling on the arrest warrant on Feb. 6.
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THE Koran devotes whole verses to inheritance, and Muslim scholars have spent centuries ruling on what they mean.
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Messitte deferred a ruling on the President's motion to dismiss the case against him in an individual capacity.
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LG Chem said it expects the ITC's final ruling on the case in the second half of 2020.
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Apple had been awarded $120 million over patent infringement in a 2016 ruling on the lawsuit, Reuters reported.
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A final court ruling on this is expected in the coming weeks, a court spokesman said on Friday.
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The new guidance will remain in place until the Supreme Court issues a final ruling on the matter.
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Tony Corrente: The missed pass interference call on Sherman wasn't the only extremely suspect PI ruling on Sunday.
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The federal judge said he would give a final ruling on the law by the end of September.
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Shortly after the Supreme Court released its ruling on Friday, the five men were detained by the police.
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A Japanese court ruling on Sunday will keep him in a Tokyo jail until at least Jan. 1.
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The Supreme Court subsequently sent the case back to lower courts without issuing a ruling on the merits.
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"It's a powerful decision," Durbin told Gorsuch, who was handed the ruling on his way to the restroom.
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In a lengthy ruling on Monday, the panel reached largely the same conclusion that it had in January.
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The Landmarks Preservation Commission is waiting for a response from the landlord before ruling on the new fixtures.
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The states would usually have to wait for a ruling on that case for a Supreme Court appeal.
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" Joyce White Vance, a former top federal prosecutor in Alabama: "The ruling on McGahn isn't a final one.
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The full 9th Circuit agreed to reconsider the decision but stood by the court's initial ruling on Monday.
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The final decision in the punishment now rests with CAS, whose ruling on the matter would be binding.
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Gambia's case in full against Myanmar could take years and would require a more complete ruling on jurisdiction.
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BitKan responded to that ruling on "initial coin offerings" (ICOs) in explaining its decision to move the conference.
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It's been nearly a decade since the Supreme Court has issued a ruling on the Second Amendment's scope.
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"I am not ruling on what the law might be in the future," Niess said, according to WPR.
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Joyce asked for the matter to be referred to Australia's High Court for a ruling on his eligibility.
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The court will deliver a ruling on the petitioners' application for scrutiny of the election returns on Wednesday.
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What's next: A final ruling on the recommendations — which are expected to pass — is anticipated on Dec. 9.
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Today, Cooper explains why he wanted the appeals court to duck a direct ruling on Emerson's Second Amendment protections.
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Arbuthnot said that a ruling on the decision would likely come on Tuesday, with a full judgement following later.
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The EU can request a WTO panel ruling on the cases if the consultations do not resolve the issues.
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She said that verdict coupled with the Supreme Court's 2013 ruling on voting rights was a wake-up call.
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At Cannon Ball, Cindy Montanez, said she was disappointed the Army Corps delayed its ruling on the final permit.
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But conservatives are at odds over whether a 2015 ruling on ObamaCare signaled his implicit support of the law.
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Subject to an imminent Supreme Court ruling on needing parliamentary approval, she plans to initiate the process in March.
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The Federal Trade Commission earlier this month requested more information from Altria before ruling on its investment into Juul.
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However, the judge put her ruling on hold for 24 hours to give the government an opportunity to appeal.
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The Supreme Court's decision not to hear Evans' appeal is not a ruling on the merits of her claim.
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It's been 213 years since the U.S. Supreme Court issued its landmark ruling on school desegregation in Brown v.
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The Academies' ruling on germline editing for curing inherited diseases is basically that scientists need to be very careful.
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It is not clear why Mr Mueller refrained from ruling on the evidence against Mr Trump on this issue.
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Clinton said she opposed a Supreme Court ruling on guns because the overturned law was trying to protect toddlers.
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Duterte has put the ruling on the back burner and said he will revisit it later in his term.
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The judge said she would issue a written ruling on the defense requests before the end of the month.
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Curiel was tasked with ruling on a civil suit brought against Trump's for-profit university named -- natch -- Trump University.
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The IRSN official declined to comment on when the ASN would give a general ruling on reactor life extension.
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The Luxembourg-based General Court, Europe's second-highest, is expected to take several years before ruling on the appeal.
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Other pro-law enforcement rulings by Hardiman include 2014 ruling on the Fraternal Order of Police (lodge 5) v.
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Inspectors have written a report of their findings, but there has been no ruling on whether rules were broken.
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But the judgment of Ben-David is suspended, pending a future ruling on his claim that he was insane.
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Following a court ruling on Friday, celebrities have been speaking out and showing support for the pop singer Kesha.
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The Luxembourg-based General Court also rejected applications from other Google rivals, according to a ruling on its website.
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That effectively deferred a Supreme Court ruling on the matter for at least a year and probably much longer.
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"The potential implications of a broad ruling on these free speech and religious exercise claims are extraordinary," Matz said.
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The Commission announced its ruling on Tuesday, saying that Apple had benefited from an illegal tax deal in Ireland.
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Then, in 2015, an Italian court handed down a ruling on Monterchi's 2003 litigation against the Ministry of Culture.
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On Monday, the eight-member court avoided issuing a ruling on one of this term's biggest cases, Zubik v.
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The government is running a high-pitched diplomatic campaign criticizing a pending arbitration ruling on the South China Sea.
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But in her ruling on Thursday, Justice Joan B. Lobis of State Supreme Court in Manhattan rejected the complaint.
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" Mr. Trudeau pledged that his government would work with the groups affected by the ruling on "the path forward.
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It was too early to say, he added, whether the ruling on Wednesday restricted cross-border cooperation on terrorism.
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But Judge Richard Leon's ruling on Wednesday that AT&T could buy Time Warner without conditions changed the calculus.
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"We think an adverse ruling on the contract workforce issue would potentially bankrupt both Uber and Lyft," they said.
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The Obama administration appealed the decision, and the Court of Appeals reversed Kavanaugh's ruling on a 6-3 vote.
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Airbus strategy appeared to be to hold out for a more favorable ruling on Boeing aid early next year.
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Some industry watchers have speculated that a ruling on the larger case could come in the next few weeks.
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Sixteen minutes later, the mayor's office sent reporters a statement on the Supreme Court's ruling on Texas abortion laws.
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The move avoided a major ruling on the procedure, allowing the high court to sidestep the issue for now.
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An appeals court later put that ruling on hold, which will now continue following the state's Supreme Court decision.
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The CAS has been ruling on cases because the Russian Athletics Federation is suspended following the ongoing doping scandal.
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The Justice Department is planning on taking a Thursday ruling on President Trump's travel ban to the Supreme Court.
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Arbuthnot said that a ruling on the decision would likely come on Tuesday, with a full judgment following later.
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At that point, the judiciary would have to make a ruling on whether to accept the pardon as valid.
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But U.S. District Judge Michael Barrett's ruling on Friday makes the ban unenforceable while that litigation unwinds in court.
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The backdrop: The anticipated ruling on Monday comes after Goggins reportedly delayed the decision for more than three weeks.
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The ruling on Thursday concerned a series of complaints against the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, known as CETA.
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In a short written ruling on Wednesday, the Supreme Court said that Universal did not have grounds for appeal.
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The apotheosis of justice is the courtroom judge, interpreting the law and ruling on evidence concerning innocence and guilt.
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The ruling on Friday drew outrage from opponents of abortion and words of caution from supporters of abortion rights.
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Finance Minister Hong had said it would take a long time to get a WTO ruling on the dispute.
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The ruling on Monday takes aim at Google's business model, which turns data on users into narrowly targeted ads.
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Both are returning to campaigning after a Supreme Court ruling on Friday nullified the results of last month's election.
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The SEC asked to delay a ruling on the dismissal motions and to re-open settlement talks with Falcone.
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The move came after a court ruling on compensation for victims of colonial-era forced labor that enraged Tokyo.
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Unlike a recent ruling on solar tariffs, the case does not officially go to the president for a decision.
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It has complained that world powers failed to push Ethiopia to accept an arbitration ruling on demarcating their boundary.
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Many Somalis were sent back home or stranded at airports, until a U.S. judge put the ruling on hold.
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The losing side will very likely ask the justices to review the appeals court's ruling on the emergency stay.
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She has chosen to maintain a positive outlook, even in the face of setbacks, including the ruling on Friday.
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And she used withering language to describe the effect of the court's ruling on the formal order to prorogue.
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The lower court ruling on the case is likely to come before Lee's current detention period ends on Aug.
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The ruling on the field was a three-run home run but it was later overturned for fan interference.
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Between the lines: A Supreme Court ruling on the case would likely not come until mid-January, AP notes.
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Congress can seek eight years of President Trump's tax records, according to a federal appeals court ruling on Wednesday.
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A ruling on the case is expected to come next summer during the height of the 2020 presidential campaign.
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Here's what you need to know: • The U.S. Supreme Court issued a mixed ruling on President Trump's travel ban.
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The Office of the State Attorney, which is prosecuting the case, declined to comment on the ruling on Friday.
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Mr. Trump has indicated to some associates that Judge Kavanaugh's ruling on the Affordable Care Act could be problematic.
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" Riveron added, "This is consistent with what we've done all year long, we left the ruling on the field.
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That same day, a federal appeals court ruled that Georgia must follow an October 24 ruling on absentee ballots.
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A final decision about Kavanaugh will inevitably be read as a ruling on one fundamental question, described by Sen.
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Bullington was especially put off by Moore's refusal to agree to the higher court's ruling on the Ten Commandments display.
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This means that the Supreme Court ruling on Tuesday effectively bookends the U.K.'s Brexit negotiations with votes in parliament.
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Taiwanese trade officials said that while they welcomed the ruling on Thursday, they also expect Canada will appeal the decision.
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But with the judge's ruling on Friday evening, even Trump's own appointees will be forced to follow the court's order.
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Cases finalized before 2002 were not entitled to such relief, the state high court said in another ruling on Friday.
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The Trump administration has argued that Ross's testimony is unnecessary for a ruling on whether the question itself is lawful.
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The ruling on Friday came hours before the ACA's last day to enroll in a health plan for next year.
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A provincial Chinese court's ruling on Monday affects certain touch-screen and photo features on older versions of the iPhone.
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The magistrate said she would make a bail ruling on Monday, which means Chibaya will spent the weekend in detention.
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The Supreme Court's ruling on the Sabarimala temple has prompted huge demonstrations; the biggest so far was led by women.
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In general, allowing mobile phones seems to be more of a concession to travelers than a ruling on device security.
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" The group asserts that the court's ruling on the defamation lawsuit "is exactly what survivors have feared when choosing anonymity.
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North Carolina State House Rules Chairman David Lewis, a Republican, called on the court to put its ruling on hold.
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But the administration would be able to appeal that, just like they appeal every other adverse court ruling on immigration.
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That's an extraneous influence because how I ruled on the previous case wrongly affects the ruling on the current case.
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He then suggested that Cruz would benefit from a legal ruling on the birthplace question before the general election campaign.
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But one week later, a court put the ban on hold until the judiciary reached a ruling on its legality.
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In the documents filed Wednesday, State Attorney Dave Aronberg said he cannot wait for a ruling on Kraft's legal challenge.
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The ruling on Monday pertained to the settlement covering the owners and former owners of 475,20163 polluting 2.0-liter vehicles.
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That's why conservatives claim the court's ruling on Monday will only create more confusion for legislators navigating vague redistricting rules.
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In her ruling on Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Susan Illston in the Northern District of California gave plaintiffs until Aug.
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With women cleared for combat roles, the 1981 U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the subject will not hold for long.
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The Treasury's new ruling on intercompany debt could prompt a giant and expensive rejig of foreign firms' American balance-sheets.
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In its ruling on Wednesday the court turned down requests from Sonatrach and the Italian tax collection agency for compensation.
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It was his ruling on a previous lawsuit related to the signature match standard that led to the existing law.
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The ruling on Gibraltar is not likely to be the last controversial addition to 2018 World Cup qualification in Europe.
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The magistrate judge's opinion will now go to a federal district judge who will issue a ruling on the case.
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To almost no one's surprise, on Monday the Supreme Court avoided ruling on the constitutionality of gerrymandering by state legislatures.
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Finally, last May the FDA announced a final ruling on a long-anticipated overhaul of calorie labels on packaged foods.
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U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT SAYS FIANCES QUALIFY AS CLOSE FAMILY UNDER SUPREME COURT RULING ON TRUMP TRAVEL BAN-STATE DEPARTMENT WEBSITE
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Only the Supreme Court can make a ruling on this question, and even the unions would benefit from that ruling.
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DO YOU BELIEVE THAT'S THE CASE OR DO YOU BELIEVE THIS WAS A ONE-OFF RULING ON YOUR PARTICULAR TRANSACTION?
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Legal experts expected it to appeal, likely asking to put O'Connor's ruling on hold until the case could be litigated.
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The ACLU is using Carmen's story and the similar experiences of the other immigrants to challenge Sessions' ruling on asylum.
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In many of the cases, a judge's ruling on the President's tweets could carve out a new area of law.
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In their ruling on June 17th, the Supreme Court did not breathe a word on the heart of the matter.
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Miami called timeout 10 seconds into the game and challenged a ruling on the field, but the call wasn't overturned.
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By failing to provide a new ruling on that decision, the Supreme Court's action on Thursday leaves it in place.
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But the Court stopped short of ruling on whether a state could use metrics like citizenship to draw voting maps.
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India has also re-opened a U.S. dispute, alleging Washington has failed to comply with a ruling on solar power.
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This will presumably be informed by the ruling on differential pricing, although that issue is broader than just Free Basics.
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Justice Celso de Mello's ruling on Tuesday also allows Moreira Franco to keep his immunity from prosecution by lower courts.
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" But in her final ruling on May 4, she denied the Cambodian politician's application, calling it "overly broad and burdensome.
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Before the order, Virginia felons would have to petition the governor, who had broad discretion in ruling on any request.
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A final ruling on their eligibility may be made as late as Friday morning here — hours before the opening ceremony.
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Despite her ruling on the use of a chokehold, Maldonado found that he was not guilty of restricting Garner's breathing.
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South Korea's ruling on military service, the saga of the missing Thai soccer team, and remembering an Aboriginal Australian woman.
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But the fate of conscientious objectors already on trial had been in limbo until the Supreme Court's ruling on Thursday.
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In a ruling on Monday, Chief Justice Esther Hayut wrote that Edelstein's reasoning "undercuts the foundations of the democratic process".
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Why would the court take up nearly the same case just three years after ruling on essentially the same issue?
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Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson made her ruling on Monday and said McGahn must comply with the House subpoena to testify.
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Bolton, who has not been subpoenaed, has similarly said he would not testify absent a court ruling on the matter.
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The court's ultimate ruling on the hastily designed rules should help companies settle on whether to buy their own fleets.
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The House subpoenaed Kupperman but later withdrew their demand after he sued and sought a judge's ruling on the matter.
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The press standards group, known as IPSO, was expected to publish the full text of its ruling on its website.
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The final court ruling on Monday, when two prisoners had been scheduled for execution, was released about 11:45 p.m.
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The court's ruling on Thursday offered a vivid account of what quickly became a defining trauma in Russia's modern history.
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It asks the appeals court to temporarily halt the lower court ruling on an emergency basis pending a formal appeal.
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Trump lashed out at the ruling on Twitter and said he is ready for a fight at the Supreme Court.
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A lawsuit has been filed challenging that system, but a ruling on it isn't expected until after the 1223 election.
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The defense, which had long denied he wrote the note, said they still plan to challenge that ruling on appeal.
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Cases finalized before 2002 were not entitled to such relief, the state high court said in another ruling on Thursday.
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Anthem is still waiting for a ruling on the U.S. government's lawsuit to block its deal to buy Cigna Corp.
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He said the court ruling on the South China Sea would be discussed with China when the time was right.
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An interim ruling on whether the executive order may be enforced is likely to come quickly from the appeals court.
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A smaller bench will now look at the specific implications of the ruling on the validity of the Aadhaar scheme.
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Dianne Feinstein raised doubts that a nominee's position would hold when it comes to ruling on abortion from the bench.
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The ruling on Monday plays no role in that case, which continues to work its way through the court system.
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A ruling on the motions could come any time, and momentum seemed to be moving the favor of the defense.
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Most importantly, no lawsuit has gotten to the point of ruling on the legality or constitutionality of the ban itself.
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If a WTO ruling on a trade dispute goes against the United States, the US has committed to accepting that.
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Under the Obama administration, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers had planned an additional environmental study before ruling on the project.
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Pending an appellate ruling on the dismissal, Justice Chimes has scheduled a January hearing on Cellino's petition to dissolve Cellino & Barnes.
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Gonzalez's ruling on Monday means Tsygankova will be committed until doctors are confident she's fit for release, according to Fox 4.
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South Korean Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn has assumed presidential authority as caretaker pending a top court ruling on the impeachment.
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O'Connor, who sits on the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas, put his ruling on hold pending appeal.
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It made no comment about the possibility of legal action in the Netherlands or the December court ruling on the documents.
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Although the court was only ruling on whether the executive order should be reinstated, the language of the opinion is sweeping.
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Trump: Supreme Court ruling on travel ban is 'great victory' President Trump addresses Supreme Court decision upholding the administration's travel ban.
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But in his 17-page ruling on Tuesday, which made the injunction permanent, Reeves made his frustration with Mississippi blazingly clear.
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PiS-appointed judges had earlier excluded from ruling on the case three others who had been chosen by the previous parliament.
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READ: Appeals court ruling on Trump tax returns CNN's Priscilla Alvarez, Ariane de Vogue and Katelyn Polantz contributed to this report.
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However, a ruling on February 21 by federal Judge Kenneth A. Marra gave those who reported abuse by Epstein some hope.
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Fitch cited an Illinois Supreme Court ruling on the city's pension funds as one of the main causes for the downgrade.
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An initial rabbinical ruling on the case found that the husband might possibly regain consciousness, and so their marriage must stand.
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Pechman's ruling on prompt bond hearings was later stayed for 30 days as the parties reviewed and brief on Barr's decision.
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This is the first ruling on the suppression motions; the judge in Virginia is scheduled to hear arguments later this month.
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Spain's Constitutional Court issued a ruling on Thursday suspending a session of the Catalan parliament that planned to declare Catalonia's independence.
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In November China's rubber-stamp parliament issued a ruling on how Hong Kong's legislators should take their oaths ("sincerely and solemnly").
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Beyond the precedent Manfred would set with his ruling on Chapman — and the others — is a contractual question for the Yankees.
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A joint statement in Japan emphasised respect for the UN treaty on which the tribunal's ruling on Scarborough Shoal was based.
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The law was upheld by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, but the court put its ruling on hold pending appeal.
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Koh's ruling on Wednesday only concerns whether the ruling's provisions will be put on hold temporarily as any appeal plays out.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan dissented and said they would not have put the ruling on hold.
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An electoral court must make the final ruling on a candidacy, and would only do so once a candidate had registered.
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The campaign group has said that it plans to appeal the ruling on behalf of the 20,000 people who signed up.
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And as it stands, there's never been a ruling on whether a president can decrease the size of a national monument.
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The European court still has to issue a ruling on the issue but it generally follows the recommendations of its adviser.
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Indivior had risen over 36 percent on Friday after winning a patent ruling on its main product, heroin substitute Suboxone Film.
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Briones, nominated by President Bill Clinton, grounded his ruling on a specific limitation written into the fiscal 2019 Consolidated Appropriations Act.
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The Workers Party is expected to use an array of appeals to delay any final ruling on Lula's registration for weeks.
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Russia's Rosneft is awaiting a European court ruling on what it claims are illegal sanctions linked to Moscow's involvement in Ukraine.
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The court's decision is not a ruling on J.W.'s case but provides guidance for all EU courts considering similar issues.
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The split 9th Circuit ruling on Friday was written by Judge Jay Bybee, an appointee of Republican president George W. Bush.
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Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office said he was disappointed in the ruling on Moore but offered no further comment.
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Natural hair has been deemed unprofessional in the office (see the court ruling on legal dreadlock discrimination) and even at school.
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However, in its interim ruling on the objections, the YSK ordered district electoral officials to inspect their respective polling station officials.
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A ruling on the gas supply terms is expected by April, Kobolyev said, and on transit terms in the second quarter.
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He did not make a ruling on Thursday, and after a day of testimony, carried the hearing over until May 10.
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Under a Supreme Court ruling on Thursday, Lula and other convicted criminals can only be jailed after they exhaust their appeals.
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Second, and more significantly, the pastor's ruling on Biden's request for the sacrament, specifically a request for holy communion, was negative.
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Upholding the 2nd Circuit's ruling on the statute of repose "would exacerbate district courts' administrative and judicial difficulties in managing" them.
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Legal challengers have already gone to court to ask for a ruling on those new restrictions, which were announced last month.
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Bauer bristled at Avenatti's attorney asking to delay the case in order to wait for a ruling on a different motion.
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The medical examiner's office said it was conducting further studies before making a ruling on the cause of the boy's death.
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It was at a meeting about trying to fund the wall that Trump first addressed the Supreme Court ruling on Tuesday.
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What the court ruling on the travel ban reinforces is that the President of the United States has very wide latitude.
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He said the bidders have until next Thursday to argue their cases before he makes a final ruling on the matter.
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When the US Supreme Court issued its ruling on Masterpiece, I wondered if my concerns about the case had been overblown.
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To do so, it need only reaffirm its landmark 1976 ruling on the campaign finance case James Buckley versus Francis Valeo.
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Trump, in a tweet on Thursday, said it was "about time" the high court made its ruling on internet sales tax.
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This might not be after tonight, it may be after Wednesday when we have a ruling on No-Deal and prolongation.
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Gazprom plans to file an appeal against the Stockholm arbitration court's ruling on the transit issue before the end of March.
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Judge M. Margaret McKeown, who was appointed to the court by former President Clinton, issued the court's majority ruling on Monday.
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The judge, who was appointed by Trump, did not issue a ruling on whether the correspondent's First Amendment rights were violated.
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The document makes a strong argument that there needs to be legislative ruling on the breadth of the All Writs Act.
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Though a ruling on the Eighth Circuit Court case wouldn't completely overturn the landmark abortion rights law, it would undermine it.
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The Supreme Court has tied in a ruling on immigration reform, effectively ending President Obama's immigration reform efforts during his administration.
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AT&T-Time Warner: Cramer anticipated a court ruling on the government's challenge to AT&T's attempted merger with Time Warner.
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Perhaps one of the most underreported stories of recent weeks was the European Union's ruling on Apple's tax arrangement with Ireland.
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Security was tight in the capital, Harare, amid concerns that the ruling on Thursday could provoke a new round of unrest.
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While the state Supreme Court ruled the case could move forward, it agreed to put its ruling on hold pending appeal.
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The Trump administration said it would not defend the law in court, but would instead support the judge's ruling on appeal.
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In his ruling on Thursday, Justice Kennedy wrote that world had changed since 1992, when mail-order sales totaled $180 million.
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Many other lower-court judges have delayed ruling on pending cases, asking for an authoritative decision from the two top courts.
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In its ruling on Wednesday, Stockholm District Court rejected the performer's claim that the trio had been acting in self-defense.
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It also alleges the ruling on her manner of death was changed by the medical examiner under pressure from local police.
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The ruling on Saturday related to this computer tampering, not the manipulations by the Russian security services with the urine bottles.
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More details are slated to be revealed next week, when the U.S. Commerce Department issues its initial ruling on Sept. 26.
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The federation had been under intense pressure to deliver a ruling on the Vaporfly shoes before the Tokyo Olympics this summer.
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However, the court rejected the attack on the fiduciary rule and issued the third ruling on this topic favoring the DOL.
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Bolton has joined a lawsuit filed by Kupperman seeking a court ruling on whether he must comply with a congressional subpoena.
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Indivior had risen over 36 percent on Friday after winning a patent ruling on its main product, heroin substitute Suboxane Film.
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The Swiss Federal Supreme Court announced on Friday that it rejected an appeal by BMW in a ruling on Oct. 24.
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The ruling on Tuesday comes as gay rights advocates have voiced concern about the potential rollback of protections under President Trump.
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The ability of Nord Stream 2 to deliver gas is limited, however, by a European Court of Justice ruling on Sept.
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It could accept it, and grant the litigants' request for "expedited review," setting up a ruling on the case this session.
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After the ruling on Sunday, Mr. Hassanein said the couple hoped to return to their work with street children in Cairo.
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Clinton has said that she backs a constitutional amendment to overturn the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling on campaign finance reform.
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Bolton has joined a lawsuit filed by Kupperman seeking a court ruling on whether he must comply with a congressional subpoena.
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He added that the conservative government would abide by an upcoming Supreme Court ruling on the parliament suspension ordered by Johnson.
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Last month, the presiding judge in both cases, U.S. District Judge Denise Cote, issued a ruling on how to calculate interest.
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The court did not offer a ruling on the merits of Obama's orders, instead leaving a lower court's injunction in place.
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Bolton has joined a separate lawsuit filed by Kupperman seeking a ruling on whether they must comply with a House subpoena.
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TO) rose as much as 13.6 percent on Tuesday ahead of a U.S. trade court's preliminary ruling on Boeing Co's (BA.
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If they do choose to hear arguments, the justices might not issue a final ruling on the matter until late June.
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An official ruling on the balloons' fate will likely be determined on Thursday, as wind conditions can often change, CNN reported.
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The Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling on June 19 that disregarded a federal law that forbade offensive and disparaging trademarks.
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A recent ruling on changes to the 2020 census also failed the test, according to a federal judge in New York.
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Islamabad, the capital, had been put on high alert ahead of the court ruling on Tuesday in case protests erupted again.
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Justice Bellew said in his ruling on Friday that the defendant's use of encryption prolonged the investigation by nearly a year.
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But if you glance instead at his ruling on a case relating to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, you see the opposite.
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It will analyse these and then draft a provisional ruling on Flamanville, which will be made public in early to mid-July.
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Carter was ruling on a complaint filed by the NLRB on behalf of a union-backed worker group, OUR Walmart, in 2014.
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The European Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestager said on Wednesday a ruling on Qualcomm's proposed acquisition of NXP may come in 2018.
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The SEC just issued their ruling on the Winkelevoss bitcoin ETF, and it wasn't good news for enthusiasts of the digital currency.
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THIS YEAR and last, the Supreme Court capped its term with a 5-4 ruling on one of Donald Trump's policy priorities.
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Park has been under heavy pressure to quit but this week said she would await the court's ruling on the impeachment vote.
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Four days after the coroner's ruling, on May 24, Travesene Ellis, 53, was found dead inside a home on the east side.
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Johnson, who filed his lawsuit in January, received a tentative ruling on Wednesday proposing the lawsuit be dismissed on anti-SLAPP grounds.
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But in both of those cases, you had a relatively narrow ruling, and not a landmark ruling on the fundamental constitutional principle.
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" SHAWN CRISPIN, SOUTHEAST ASIA REPRESENTATIVE, COMMITTEE TO PROTECT JOURNALISTS: "Today's ruling... on bogus charges marks a new press freedom low for Myanmar.
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And the bill's sponsor, California Senator Scott Wiener, wrote in a statement that he was "thrilled" about the ruling on state law.
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Mr Trump may assert that Mr Robart's ruling on the first travel ban does not prevent him from enforcing his edited version.
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Arthur appealed the phone issue to the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday but had not challenged the lower court ruling on midazolam.
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The court, however, will keep Friday's ruling on hold pending the outcome of any Supreme Court review sought by the Justice Department.
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Mr Khosla points out, however, that it remains to be seen how lower courts will implement the Supreme Court's ruling on privacy.
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And in contrast to its thunderous ruling on privacy, the Supreme Court's decision on triple talaq was, more typically, obscure and timid.
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At a hearing in San Francisco federal court, U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria said he aimed to issue a ruling on Tuesday.
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"The Philippine ruling on those mines is really the only impetus to get it there," said Daniel Hynes, commodity strategist at ANZ.
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In 2012 it issued a liberal ruling on in-vitro fertilisation, saying that life begins gradually, not at the moment of conception.
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The government is expected to make a final ruling on the reproduction issue later this year, which could be followed by legislation.
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The last time the high court issued a ruling on a related matter was in 2016, when it held in Birchfield v.
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Trump said he wanted to help on the Dreamer issue but preferred to wait for a Supreme Court ruling on it first.
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Two years later, however, the DOT still has not issued a final ruling on NAI's application for a foreign air carrier permit.
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Last year, an appeals court ordered Mohamed Mursi jailed for 25 years in a final ruling on charges of spying for Qatar.
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The justices, in their ruling on Monday, said that decision must be applied retroactively to inmates convicted before that ruling was issued.
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Zuma was seeking leave to appeal the High Court ruling on 20 grounds, including that he should pay legal costs, eNCA reported.
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Poland's Environment Ministry said there was no risk Warsaw would be penalized as a direct consequence of the court's ruling on Thursday.
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In the video, Rubino claimed that the ruling on the father of four's case was "racist" and "political" because Joe is Italian. .
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The two accused asked the court to free them on bail and a ruling on their application will be delivered on Wednesday.
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The federal Supreme Court has no jurisdiction to review a state supreme court's ruling on the meaning of its own state constitution.
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"We're also concerned about the impact of this ruling on publishers, original content creators and tech companies in Europe and beyond."ADVERTISEMENT
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"We are done with the trial and we are only waiting for the ruling on Monday," said Hernandez's lawyer, Bertha de Leon.
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Kavanaugh refused to give his personal opinion on whether he believes a landmark ruling on same-sex marriage was correctly decided. Sen.
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From the administration's dismissal of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS to the Supreme Court's ruling on the Masterpiece Cakeshop v.
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Though the case may result in a significant ruling on presidential power and immigration policy, much of the argument was highly technical.
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" In ruling on the incident, which occurred in the second quarter of Game 3, the N.B.A. called Green's action "excessive and unnecessary.
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ELSEWHERE > Today, Supreme Court watchers are alert to a possible ruling on an abortion case expected before the end of the term.
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The return of Mr. Esteves became possible only after a ruling on Monday by Justice Teori Zavascki, justice on Brazil's high court.
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In the video, Rubino claimed that the ruling on the father of four's case was "racist" and "political" because Joe is Italian.
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An appeals court overturned the ruling on the payments last year but left the N.C.A.A.'s amateurism rules vulnerable to other challenges.
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Abiy said he would accept and implement a boundary commission's ruling on the Eritrea border and implement sweeping political and economic reforms.
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The high court ruling on Monday upheld a 2014 New Jersey law permitting sports betting at casinos and racetracks in the state.
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The law is the strictest abortion ban in the country and is designed to challenge the Supreme Court's ruling on Roe v.
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When the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case in January, it seemed poised to issue a major ruling on presidential power.
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In the absence of a Supreme Court ruling on these cases, the lower court's rulings will be the law of the land.
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In its ruling on Shaun McCutcheon versus Federal Election Commission five years ago, the Supreme Court reiterated that contribution limits are constitutional.
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Judicial sources told Reuters they expect the judge to issue a ruling on the extradition request in the coming days or weeks.
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The court's ruling on Monday allows the NIA investigation to continue with the caveat that it not touch on the couple's marriage.
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The impact of the ruling on China Mobile's business is "very tiny", said Ramakrishna Maruvada, a Singapore-based analyst with Daiwa Securities.
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The Supreme Court has tied in a ruling on immigration reform, effectively ending President Obama's efforts on the issue during his administration.
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Her clinic won the last major Supreme Court ruling on abortion in 2016, when the justices struck down strict regulations in Texas.
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With liberals' backing, four states have passed resolutions advocating a convention to overturn the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling on campaign finance.
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Furman's ruling on the APA violation dictates that, for now, the citizenship question is barred from appearing on the 2020 census questionnaire.
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However, this ruling on jurisdiction conflicted with contrary rulings by other courts including the Eleventh Circuit in Friends of the Everglades v.
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In a video uploaded to YouTube by a pro-legalization group Cannabis Israel, Kanievsky can be seen making the ruling on marijuana.
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The licensing cap extension is more or less self-explanatory, but the new ruling on "cruising" requires a little bit of unpacking.
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The ruling on absentee ballots stems from a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union and others against Kemp and county registrars.
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Mr. da Silva's Workers' Party responded defiantly to the ruling on Wednesday afternoon and called on supporters to take to the streets.
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She told me that on her first flight with her horse, there wasn't a specific centralized ruling on horses and air travel.
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The US Food and Drug Administration just announced their final ruling on a long-anticipated overhaul of calorie labels on packaged foods.
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Many young, American Latinos believe that Spain's official ruling on language erases our African and indigenous roots in favor of European values.
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There had not been a federal court ruling on a vertical merger — a combination of a buyer and a supplier — since 1979.
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Since the judges exercised significant authority in hearing and ruling on disputes, Justice Kagan wrote, they were officers rather than mere employees.
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The letter said the Trump administration was trying to "have it both ways," and asked for a quick ruling on their appeal.
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The California court's ruling on Monday could push some companies to rein in their use of contractors, according to several employment lawyers.
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The Obama's administration had withheld a ruling on the constitutionality of the issue under the assumption that it was a temporary measure.
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The quick briefing schedule indicated that the appeals court could issue a ruling on the merits of the president's order within days.
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If Trump wins another four-year term, Roberts could be in the position of ruling on a Trump-dominated docket until 2025.
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If the talks do not resolve the issues, South Korea has said it would request a WTO panel ruling on the curbs.
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Trump lost another ruling on Friday when a U.S. judge in Texas blocked emergency funding for construction of a southern border wall.
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The stay request could be a prelude to a potentially groundbreaking ruling on the extent of congressional oversight authority and presidential power.
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The President moved to dismiss the lawsuit on substantive grounds related to the emoluments clause itself, which the court deferred ruling on.
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The ruling on Monday plays no role in that case, which has not been decided but is also being heard by Otero.
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The Department of Justice has now over-turned that ruling on the grounds that the news article was updated in February 2014.
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But it stopped short of letting them into the country or issuing a broader ruling on the constitutionality of Mr. Trump's actions.
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He was indirectly referring to a 2010 speech by President Barack Obama that criticized the court for a ruling on campaign finance.
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The new ruling on forfeiture came on the heels of another dose of bad news for Shkreli that Matsumoto delivered last week.
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In its 1999 ruling on that dispute, a WTO panel said that economically powerful countries must not threaten others with unilateral action.
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Cooper & Kirk told the Supreme Court that FHFA will probably file its own petition challenging the 5th Circuit's ruling on its structure.
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Samsung ruling, which was recently upheld in May after Samsung sought to overturn the ruling on the basis of its evident absurdity.
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That's because president's executive orders aren't usually challenged legally, and when they are, courts will usually try to avoid ruling on them.
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Morgan, Jr. was ruling on a number of motions pushed by the defense of Edward Matish, who is charged with child pornography crimes.
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Timed to air months before the Supreme Court's historic ruling on gay marriage, the message was that love is a universal human experience.
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It is now up to the Competition Tribunal, which makes the final ruling on deals, to decide whether to accept the Commission's recommendations.
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Informed consent requirements have been the subject of scores of lawsuits, but activists don't expect a definitive ruling on their constitutionality anytime soon.
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A stay, or hold, was put on the proceedings pending the ruling on the motion to reject the appeal, which was lifted Monday.
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And while the state's last abortion clinic remains open, a final ruling on the clinic's fate is not expected until at least February.
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That's why the Supreme Court is ruling on whether the law is an unconstitutional burden on a woman's right to seek an abortion.
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Four days after the coroner's ruling, on May 24, an African American woman was found dead inside a home on the east side.
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Due to the statute of limitations, the court ultimately dismissed Robson and Safechuck's lawsuit, but it is currently awaiting a ruling on appeal.
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An earlier ruling on Indians' right to privacy has stirred hopes among activists that the court may soon throw out the relevant clause.
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Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Craig Kaplan was expected to hear arguments from both sides and possibly render a ruling on Thursday.
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The decision upholds a 2016 ruling on the same case, which was filed by the families of the victims of the terrorist attack.
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Online retailers slide after U.S. court ruling on sales tax , though Retail ETF tries to unleash stored up strength ** Energy rallies 1.5 pct.
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In her ruling on Thursday, however, Cook County Judge Domenica Stephenson said that prosecutors failed to prove the officers intentionally gave false statements.
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Chuang said he would try to issue a written ruling on Wednesday, before the order is implemented, but said it might come afterward.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said he was pleased with the court's ruling on what he called a "common sense" regulation.
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But Anderson came in with a brilliant, instinctive glove save, and the ruling on the ice said that it was a no-goal.
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The ICO is only ruling on the first information-sharing agreement as DeepMind has revised its information-sharing agreements with other NHS Trusts.
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The New Health Care A judge's ruling on warning labels for coffee isn't backed by evidence and could do more harm than good.
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This means NAUK can't fly to and from the U.S. while waiting for the official ruling on their foreign air carrier permit. Wait.
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A win for those against the law The judge's ruling on Wednesday is a win for those who have been fighting the law.
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But the government has also said it would wait for the ASN's ruling on life extensions before taking a decision on the issue.
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While other courts have recently found state-law claims over Essure preempted by federal law, Alameda County Judge Winifred Smith's ruling on Aug.
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In his filing with the Supreme Court, ACLU attorney Omar C. Jadwat cited the impact of the ruling on the US Muslim community.
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But perhaps the most illuminating distillation comes from his scathing, and arguably bizarre, dissent in the Supreme Court's 2014 ruling on gay marriage.
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The chief Brexit news is likely to be Tuesday's supreme court ruling on parliamentary involvement in triggering the EU's Article 50 exit clause.
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The court's ruling on Thursday effectively makes it illegal to discriminate against people based on sexuality, though it doesn't permit same-sex marriage.
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Arkansas's Supreme Court issued the latest of those reprieves, for condemned killer Stacey Johnson, minutes before the lower-court ruling on McKesson's request.
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The Supreme Court of Pakistan delivered a long-awaited ruling on Thursday over Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's exposure to the Panama Papers revelations.
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Trump delivered a fiery response to the ruling on Saturday, tweeting that Robart's opinion was "ridiculous" and warning that it would be overturned.
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A federal judge will also hold a hearing on Wednesday for parties looking to appeal his ruling on the pipeline's short-term fate.
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The Pentagon had said after the judge's ruling on Monday that it would begin processing transgender recruits while the administration filed an appeal.
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Spending by the groups, including 501(c) 4 nonprofits, has spiked in the years since the landmark Citizens United ruling on campaign contributions.
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According to The Associated Press, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago made the ruling on the national motto on Thursday.
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The ruling on Friday by U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss in Washington, D.C. went further by finding the Trump rule violated immigration law.
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The final Commerce Department ruling on the dispute is expected in December, followed by a separate International Trade Commission decision in February 2018.
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"In a statement about the ruling on its website, Blizzard said the players were "engaging in behavior disruptive to the official esports broadcast.
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Weinstein told CNBC Manafort is likely to think more seriously about cooperating with Mueller as a result of the judge's ruling on Friday.
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The ruling on liability meant some 5,518 former and current workers could seek compensation from the supermarket - Britain's first data leak class action.
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Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro (D) hailed the ruling on Friday as a legal win for access to birth control across the country.
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In his ruling on November 15, Merrimack County Superior Court Judge John Kissinger dismissed a case brought by Konopka to regain her license.
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In the case of the House Judiciary Committee, she ultimately chose to step aside until a ruling on the case is wrapped up.
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The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), based in Erbil, said in a statement it would respect the Federal Supreme Court's ruling on November 6.
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Gates still awaits a judge's ruling on a request his lawyers made to change his bail terms and free him from house arrest.
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The groups urged the court against ruling on an important constitutional issue in a case in which the two parties are in agreement.
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U.S. District Judge James Robart issued a ruling on behalf of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and Jewish Family Service on Saturday.
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A federal judge has ruled in favor of Harvard University in a discrimination case that was, in effect, a ruling on affirmative action.
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The European Union's competition authority announced its ruling on Apple's tax dealings and demanded that Apple pay back taxes to the Irish government.
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"Today's Supreme Court ruling on his travel ban is a vindication of the President , his administration and the will of the American people."
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Noem wanted to pass the bill before a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the issue later this year, to give retailers more certainty.
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The European Commission's lawyers gave their opinion to the European Court of Justice which has been asked for a ruling on the matter.
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A federal appeals court last week approved the U.S. Justice Department's request for an expedited schedule to appeal the ruling on antitrust concerns.
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Many times, Mr. Moore was not ruling on the sexual conduct itself, but rather a convict's request for the appeal to be heard.
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Democrats want Judge Kavanaugh to commit to recusing himself from ruling on matters involving that inquiry — a commitment he will undoubtedly avoid making.
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Once a rising star among elite prosecutors, Mr. Ahn was formally arrested shortly after the ruling on Wednesday and was taken to prison.
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But he said it was "disturbing" that the detention lasted so long without any court ruling on whether he was being detained legally.
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Members of the board ruling on a case can ask Facebook to change its Content Standards to adhere to its decision more generally.
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In a separate ruling on Friday, the same panel of appeals court judges rejected another of the Trump administration's attempts to restrict asylum.
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"No right is more precious than having a voice in our democracy," Walker wrote in a three-page court ruling on the lawsuit.
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In the meantime, the administration's ruling on settlements cleans out some of the cobwebs under which thinking about the conflict has moldered. Good.
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A ruling on a more contentious dispute involving the Seville-based company's bankrupt U.S. subsidiary and a failed power plant is still pending.
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" Karla Keckhaver, an assistant attorney general defending the commission, argued that not putting the ruling on hold pending appeal would create "irreparable harm.
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In an effort to get clarity, Trump adviser Charles Kupperman last month went to the courts to request a ruling on the matter.
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A federal judge dismissed that lawsuit on technical grounds, so there was no ruling on whether the invocation of the privilege was legitimate.
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They absolutely don't want a ruling on this case before the presidential election because a ruling of any kind would be bad news.
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A WTO ruling on U.S. aid for Boeing is expected later this year, which could allow the EU to impose its own tariffs.
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City of New York, could be a major ruling on how far cities and states can go to restrict handguns in their jurisdictions.
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A 20.13-year jail term is being pursued by prosecutors and the South Korean court is expected to make its ruling on Aug.
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The Supreme Court could choose to put the Michigan ruling on hold until it issues its own decision, which is expected by June.
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A ruling on Garrett's appeal — and on the appeal of Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey's suspension — will come later this week, the NFL announced.
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She cites the ruling on Miers and Supreme Court reasoning that a President wouldn't be "entitled" to immunity in civil or criminal matters.
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But Trump's personal lawyers are asking the justices to put the lower court ruling on hold for now, so they can appeal it.
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"The impact of the court's ruling on existing death sentences will need to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis," she said.
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The court also says LinkedIn could still potentially claim other violations, including copyright infringement — this is just a preliminary ruling on specific issues.
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A Federal District Court judge dismissed the lawsuit without ruling on the legal merits, saying the plaintiff lacked standing to bring the case.
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Amnesty International welcomed the ruling on the French case that "employers are not at liberty to pander to the prejudices of their clients".
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When Anthony Kennedy was on the court, the court repeatedly sidestepped a definitive ruling on the issue, as Amy Howe of SCOTUSblog explains.
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Mr. Scarola said several other aspects of the case remain to be decided, but the ruling on Thursday was important for the victims.
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On Friday, North Carolina lawmakers asked the Supreme Court to put Judge Wynn's ruling on hold while the court considers two pending cases.
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Neither Abdeslam nor co-accused Sofien Ayari, who Belga said was also found guilty, were in court to hear the ruling on Monday.
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Socony Vacuum Oil, the seminal ruling on the per se illegality of horizontal price-fixing schemes; and 1982's Blue Shield of Virginia v.
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While Wilson was not in court on Wednesday, she did speak about the Judge's ruling on Twitter, thanking fans for their love and support.
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The CFPB appealed, and the D.C. Circuit vacated the panel's judgment pending a ruling on the case by the entire court of 10 judges.
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Jefferson County Circuit Judge Michael Graffeo issued the ruling on the Alabama Memorial Preservation Act late on Monday, the last day of his term.
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At least three times since the shutdown began last month, Trump said a quick ruling on DACA would force Democrats to strike a deal.
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The agents asked the judge to delay ruling on litigation between the sides for 60 days, to give them time to finalize the deal.
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The auction for the contract, worth up to 2.64 billion euros ($2.95 billion), will have to be restarted after the court ruling on Friday.
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There are at least eight major lawsuits opposed to the order, and in seven cases, judges have begun ruling on parts of the order.
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The ruling on his transfer did not specify when he would be moved or which prison he would be moved to in Sao Paulo.
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The U.S. Supreme Court this week sidestepped a major ruling on whether transgender students are entitled to bathroom choice under federal anti-discrimination law.
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Even if they know the facts of the ruling on paper, they might be skeptical that it'll be that easy for them in practice.
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Video An interlocutory appeal is possible, but would be unlikely to proceed until Mendez makes a final ruling on the merits of the case.
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The appeals court is not likely to issue a ruling on the plan until months after it hears oral arguments begin on June 2.
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That case, Trinity Lutheran Church v Comer, may well produce the first ruling on which Mr Gorsuch's vote clinches a 5-4 conservative victory.
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But the US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit in San Francisco wasn't convinced, ruling on Wednesday that the case will go on.
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A federal district judge last year ruled that the subsidy payments were unlawful, but put her ruling on hold pending the Obama administration's appeal.
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But the longer the commission goes without ruling on Nguyen's complaint, the bigger the risk that net neutrality will be over before it happens.
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Judge Carter was ruling on a complaint filed by the labor agency on behalf of a union-backed worker group, OUR Walmart, in 2014.
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The government will accept the supreme court's ruling on a legal challenge to the senate vote, promises Gustavo Leite, the trade and industry minister.
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Specifically, he asked if Trump could potentially be indicted after he leaves office, when OLC ruling on indicting sitting presidents no longer protects him.
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A Hanjin Shipping spokeswoman declined to comment to Reuters on any restructuring scenarios, adding that a court ruling on its plan was months away.
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Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny told CNBC on Wednesday he is confident of winning the appeal against the European Commission's ruling on Apple's taxes.
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A ruling on January 9th by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights seems to oblige Costa Rica to let same-sex couples marry.
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In its ruling on Friday, the Turkish court said the ECHR decision had not been finalised and unanimously rejected the appeal for Demirtas' release.
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In a landmark ruling on Tuesday, a federal appeals court ruled that transgender people can be protected under federal law from discrimination in education.
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The former North Charleston police officer's wife and parents shed tears as the judge delivered his ruling on Monday, the Post and Courier said.
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The law will be up for reauthorization in 2017, and Mohamud's case — and the court's ruling on it — have the potential to drive reform.
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An immigration court's ruling on Wednesday to deport Joe Giudice to his native Italy after his prison sentence took wife Teresa Giudice by surprise.
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The judge, whom President Barack Obama appointed to district court in 2013, didn't make a ruling on the constitutionality of the executive order itself.
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In April, a judge tasked with ruling on the impasse between doctors and parents decided in favor of the Great Ormond Street Hospital doctors.
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The ruling on Tuesday only pertains to 282 leases issued in Wyoming after five sales held between May of 2015 and August of 2016.
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In his ruling on Friday, Curiel called the $25 million settlement "extraordinary" in that it represented an estimated 80 percent recovery for the students.
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It is a reaction, most obviously, to last year's Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage, of the kind that often follows dramatic social change.
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A new industry strategy is stunning some lawmakers (The New York Times) Supreme Court ruling on union fees could shift health care politics (modernhealthcare.
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But Jan Hasselman, an Earthjustice lawyer who represents the Standing Rock Sioux tribe, said it's time to get a ruling on the pipeline itself.
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The ruling on Manafort's pre-trial detention arrived the same day as he goes on trial in Virginia on bank and tax fraud charges.
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But a court ruling on Wednesday ordered the dissolution of the nearly 20-year-old group over allegations it broke Russia's laws on NGOs.
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"The court did not base its ruling on a tweet by the president, or by any supposed proclamation made by any official," she continued.
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In October, the appeals court granted Planned Parenthood's request to put the ruling on hold while the decision was appealed to the Supreme Court.
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In her ruling on Wednesday, Masipa said that although the Steenkamps had suffered a great loss, Pistorius' life and career were also in ruins.
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Mr. Zhou's supporters dismissed the ruling on Thursday, saying he was denied due process and should not have been detained in the first place.
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The court ruled 5-85033 last June to temporarily halt the 5th Circuit's ruling on a mandate for clinics to meet hospital-grade standards.
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"Today's court decision is a procedural one and is not a ruling on the merits of our historic lawsuit against President Trump," they said.
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Enea didn't give any details on the reasoning for the court's ruling on Wednesday, which is appealable, and was not immediately available to comment.
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The office of Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, declined to comment on the ruling on Thursday.
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A new ruling on Friday deals another blow to the Trump administration's efforts to bar transgender people from joining the military starting Jan. 1.
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He can also be noncommittal; those seeking a definitive ruling on thorny points of usage, such as on the singular "they," will be disappointed.
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West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, who sued against the rule, said Wednesday he expects final ruling on its legality to come next year.
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Since the judge's ruling on Friday, Ms. McDougall said that two offers of employment that she had received from London law firms were rescinded.
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The Federal Court can only overturn the CAS ruling on the basis of a procedural mistake and not on the merits of the case.
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The ruling on Tuesday from the Dusseldorf District Court said Apple products sold in Germany must not use streaming software which infringes OpenTV's patents.
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Democrats file suit alleging Russia, Trump campaign, WikiLeaks conspired to interfere in 2016 campaignJudge wants to hear from Cohen before ruling on Daniels case
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Meanwhile, the Justice Department is awaiting the ruling on its lengthy legal effort to block AT&T's proposed $85 billion purchase of Time Warner.
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If the justices accept it, the court would hand down a definitive ruling on one of the longstanding battles between states and abortion clinics.
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A Supreme Court appeal on the suspension may follow, but a final ruling on the constitutionality of the ban itself is likely months away.
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A positive ruling on Opal would help smooth the way for Gazprom to build Nord Stream 2, which has not received EU regulatory approval.
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He's seeking a lifetime post on the highest court in the country — a position that would have him ruling on issues like sexual assault.
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In a ruling on Monday, Judge Bryson criticized Allergan's deal with the tribe and said such arrangements could ultimately damage the country's patent process.
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The ruling on Tuesday by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit only complicates the situation.
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Technically, the only rulings have been preliminary ones — the underlying ruling on the case itself hasn't even been issued by the lowest court judge.
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But Lucian Chalfen, the spokesman for the Office of Court Administration, said the impact of the ruling on court operations remained to be seen.
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The court disagreed, however, ruling on Tuesday that because he signed the agreement as a legal adult, he was responsible for satisfying its terms.
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United States, which upheld the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II — and which the court formally repudiated alongside its ruling on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON — In Pennsylvania, a Republican lawmaker unhappy with a State Supreme Court ruling on gerrymandering wants to impeach the Democratic justices who authored it.
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In his ruling on Tuesday, Judge Moss wrote that his decision was "not the first (and presumably not the last) chapter" in the fight.
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It has ignored a United Nations tribunal ruling on the sheer illegality of the claim and the artificial islands China built to advance it.
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The future of Barneys will be decided by a bankruptcy judge, Cecelia Morris, who will issue a ruling on the bids on Oct. 24.
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The city's Department of Buildings, which approved the permit and was challenged alongside the developer, will be ruling on how many floors to remove.
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Late Friday night, the Ninth Circuit put its ruling on hold after a request by the Trump administration and set a timeline for replies.
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It was not a broad ruling on whether businesses nationwide could deny services to LGBT individuals based on religious objections to same-sex marriage.
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The charges came before a Constitutional Court ruling on whether to uphold Parliament's decision in December to impeach Ms. Park or to reinstate her.
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As it moves forward, Orchard has played down the regulatory issue, proceeding without an explicit formal S.E.C. ruling on whether the loans are securities.
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Bank shares rose sharply before the ruling on speculation it would favor banks, but lost most of the gains after the decision was published.
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The 11th Circuit could become the first federal appeals court to issue a binding ruling on the issue, which has arisen in several states.
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The ball clearly passed through the hoop before its odd levitation, but the ruling on the court was no basket, to the Rockets' disbelief.
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It's worth noting that the advocate general's opinion is not binding on the CJEU — which will issue a ruling on the case next year.
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In his ruling on Friday, Judge Nance wrote that Mr. Trump's statements "were disturbing and disappointing," and carried a "problematic potential" for the case.
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Also Friday, Matsumoto reserved ruling on the question of the amount of money Shkreli should forfeit to the federal government when he is sentenced.
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Facebook has made no final ruling on its political advertising guidelines, said the people, who declined to be identified because the discussions were confidential.
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A short ruling on Monday by a three-judge panel of the Fourth Circuit indicated the judges were swayed by the Ninth Circuit's decision.
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The game had been due to be played without fans present after an Italian government ruling on Wednesday but organisers decided to postpone it.
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The laws have been promoted by the National Right to Life Committee, an anti-abortion group that pushed back against the ruling on Friday.
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That was the view taken by the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in its ruling on behalf of Ms. Stephens.
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The Obama-era rule that raises the standards for retirement investment advice may be headed for the Supreme Court after a ruling on Thursday.
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"This case is among the most novel and complex ever undertaken by the Department," The DOT said in its final ruling on the matter.
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Sessions subsequently made his ruling on gang violence, but Aparicio is still pursuing asylum and hopes to get into the U.S. ___ Snow reported from Phoenix.
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The NBA announced the next day that the refs had acted correctly on all aspects of the review and the final ruling on the play.
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Map of planned underground systemGraphic: The Boring CompanyThe Westside group did not get a ruling on its lawsuit; instead, it seems the two parties settled.
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Basing an entire ruling on "one half of a sentence" in a Supreme Court case, he said, is not enough to restrict a constitutional right.
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They were assisted by the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, which announced the ruling on Twitter:President Trump's tweets have been particularly unhinged lately.
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So you tell somebody, 'I'm sorry, you can't have the job,' and then after you say that, he's going to make a ruling on you.
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The Supreme Court has passed up several opportunities, after all, to grant review of the 9th Circuit's parallel 2015 Sakkab ruling on employees' injunctive rights.
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SEOUL, Aug 22 (Reuters) - South Korea's Supreme Court will deliver a ruling on the bribery conviction of Samsung Group heir Jay Y. Lee on Aug.
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It came amid U.S.-China trade talks and on the heels of Washington clinching a WTO ruling on China's price support for grains in March.
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And surely, if the original ruling on jallikattu had mandated humane treatment of bulls rather than an outright ban, this rumpus might never have happened.
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But Berman in a ruling on Thursday disputed that account, saying he had never heard of Zarrab until his arrest on U.S. charges in March.
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A recent court ruling on Pennsylvania redistricting, which for the moment remains in legal limbo, dissolved the district, splitting it into two newly configured districts.
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Nichols argued the case before Bates and later successfully argued for the DC Circuit to put Bates's ruling on hold while the appeal went forward.
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The American Immigration Lawyers Association said it will take Sessions to court over his ruling on asylum for victims of domestic abuse and gang violence.
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And the Supreme Court punted a ruling on the issue after the Trump administration rescinded Obama-era federal guidance for bathroom use in public schools.
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Mr Rasmussen is unlikely to back Ms Vestager, and Mr Macron is weakened at home and angry about her ruling on the Alstom-Siemens deal.
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A BGH ruling on the case, legally assessing Volkswagen's responsibility and potential obligation to pay compensation towards car owners, would bind all other German jurisdictions.
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The couple's donation arrived within days of the court ruling on Larry Nassar, who was sentenced to 40-175 years in prison for sexual assault.
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Uber and Lyft drivers aren't yet allowed to unionize in Seattle, but a judge's ruling on Tuesday brought them one step closer to their destination.
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The inmates' counsel requested stays of execution until a US Supreme Court ruling on an upcoming case concerning inmate access to independent mental health experts.
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A bankruptcy judge has deferred a ruling on whether California utility PG&E (PCG) can pay up to $350 million in bonuses to 10,000 employees.
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U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan has said he will issue a ruling on whether Clinton will be forced to testify as soon as he can.
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Florida Administrative Law Judge John Van Laningham didn't base his ruling on the state's argument that it lacked the legislative authority to enact the standards.
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The move came on the eve of a judge's ruling on whether to release the video, and hours after CNN reported the city's earlier objections.
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Uber described the ruling on the expert as a sign of success, together with Alsup's exclusion of Otto Trucking as a defendant in the case.
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U.S. Magistrate Judge Michael Merz issued the 20-page ruling on Monday, staying the upcoming executions of inmates Ronald Phillips, Raymond Tibbetts, and Gary Otte.
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In her case, the defense maintains that the accused is unfit for trial and a final court ruling on this is expected in early 2016.
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The items taken from Lackman were ordered returned, but the telecoms appealed, and nothing can be returned until a ruling on the appeal is made.
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In addition, the U.S. could also face Chinese sanctions, following a World Trade Organization ruling on Tuesday, further complicating trade talks between the two countries.
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The county prosecutor in Minnesota appealed Judge Tiffany's ruling on the defense, but the Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld the decision 230–221 in April.
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Mexico, for instance, could not have completed the extradition any sooner, as the Supreme Court hadn't issued a final ruling on Guzmán's petitions until Wednesday.
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I mean, how do you see the current court ruling on whether Trump has to honor a subpoena and answer questions about obstruction of justice?
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Ogoti ordered all the four officials to be detained until July 6 when a ruling on their application for release on bail will be given.
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After more than a year of legal struggle, the UK's Investigatory Powers Tribunal has issued a landmark ruling on the country's secret bulk collection program.
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"While we are disappointed by today's ruling on jurisdiction, we remain confident that the court will find the underlying case itself to be without merit."
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In the very first ruling on the National Security Administration's sweeping collection of "bulk metadata," federal judge Richard Leon blasted the surveillance as downright Orwellian.
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