Both sides of those rulings seemed to anticipate legal mayhem after the rulings.
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One more conservative vote in this case could potentially make 5-1003 rulings 6-3 rulings.
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The answer is, he is giving us very unfair rulings, rulings that people can't even believe.
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"The answer is, he is giving us very unfair rulings, rulings that people can't even believe," Trump said.
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While the ICJ's rulings are final and cannot be appealed, it has few means of enforcing its rulings.
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Activist rulings resulting in liberal political outcomes, and, conversely, deferential rulings favouring conservative policies, are based on recent political alignments.
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" Perez additionally said Gorsuch's past rulings show a "long record of cruel rulings that favor powerful and corporate interests over individuals.
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In common law, later rulings carry more precedential weight than earlier rulings in order to maintain the continuity of people's legitimate expectations.
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A random sample of the rulings made by non-specialized agents uncovered nine additional cases that failed to meet other criteria for advance rulings.
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In recent weeks, several courts have issued rulings blocking or upholding the laws, but those rulings have at times been contradictory, sowing even more confusion.
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Some of those rulings may change after appeals to higher courts, but administrative law experts said even the string of lower-court rulings was unusual.
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Bin Baz's religious rulings are still available in the kingdom's official database and are often cited in Saudi court rulings, which are based on Islamic law.
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Omitting all talk of his rulings (or the real-life implications of such rulings), she cited his work ethic, his "commitment to excellence," and his decency.
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All of these rulings have been temporary — they're rulings about what the government should do while the courts decide if the ban is constitutional or not.
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Government attorneys bypassed normal judicial order in asking the Supreme Court to review the rulings together this term before rulings in the 2628th and D.C. circuit courts.
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Gorsuch said that if an executive agency is acting like a judge its rulings are retroactive, but if it's acting like a legislature its rulings are prospective.
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But it reversed 87 percent of Sixth Circuit rulings, and 85 percent of 11th Circuit rulings, both of which are notably more conservative courts than the Ninth.
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The TPP won't make America subject to the rulings of foreign governments directly, but it will make US trade policy subject to the rulings of dispute settlement panels.
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Conservatives have also been angered by court rulings against new abortion restrictions and, along with crime-victim advocates, by rulings in murder cases that overturned death sentences on procedural grounds.
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When I clerked for Judge Keith, he recounted how he received death threats after making controversial rulings, but he always issued rulings that complied with the mandates of the Constitution.
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If appellate rulings in the three cases – Blair v.
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Laster hypothesized that shareholders with derivative claims are like the class action plaintiffs in the Supreme Court's Smith case: They're not bound by previous rulings unless they were parties to those rulings.
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As Camila Domonoske reported for NPR, these types of rulings turned into a trend in July and August — as different courts said in multiple rulings that voting restrictions are in effect discriminatory.
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The United States has not followed through on the threat, but since legal rulings are routinely delayed, it effectively signaled that Washington reserved the right to ignore rulings that Washington does not like.
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Further, if the Supreme Court must defer to earlier precedents, there is no respectable defense for those activist rulings liberals now so desperately defend, since those rulings clearly deviated from earlier constitutional understanding.
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And he voted against the Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996, which stripped defendants and prisoners of their ability to contest court rulings — even when the rulings may be unconstitutional.
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His execution and three others were halted by court rulings.
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The special administrator's rulings are subject to a judge's review.
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Similar legal rulings were made in Virginia and Washington State.
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The court's most contentious rulings commonly are issued in June.
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Each of these rulings brought huge changes to American politics.
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The widely anticipated public backlash against such rulings never materialized.
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The defence lawyer said he intended to appeal the rulings.
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Recent Supreme Court rulings have not gone well for Democrats.
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But unlike other controversial Supreme Court rulings – like Roe v.
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Both rulings, upheld by Mr Zavascki's fellow justices, set precedents.
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That doesn't just mean the rulings will be more conservative.
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It would pay heed to EU standards and court rulings.
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The rulings are based on testimonies from experts, like psychotherapists.
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The rulings make clear the court's reluctance to become politicised.
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But some of the first key rulings are coming in.
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In Italy, both prosecutors and defendants can appeal court rulings.
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We have other individual federal district court rulings on immigration?
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He was very consistent on his interpretation and his rulings.
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Rulings from the panel can be appealed in federal court.
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The Court overturned the lower courts' rulings on Monday morning.
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Erdogan has previously criticized similar rulings by the Constitutional Court.
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The commission's rulings are not novel interpretations of the law.
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These are rulings based on the law, not public opinion.
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Whatever rulings survive his administration will govern those that follow.
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We'll keep an eye out for new rulings going forward.
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Here is a look at the court's major abortion rulings.
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Second, court rulings and legal settlements are pressuring campus politics.
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The Supreme Court has made bold rulings before, for example
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The judge did not issue any rulings at the hearing.
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Past WTO rulings serve as guidance, sometimes loosely, sometimes strongly.
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Each of the subsequent rulings placed further restrictions on abortion.
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The ruling came after two earlier rulings that undermined it.
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These rulings cemented racism and financial inequality into American education.
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Within hours, the board granted those rulings in five cases.
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For a graphic on major Supreme Court rulings, click tmsnrt.
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Rulings in Wisconsin might or might not be the same.
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Court rulings often depend on the composition of the court.
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Mr. Schlichter plans to appeal those rulings, his spokesman said.
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But recent court rulings suggest new resistance to cancer warnings.
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Two of the three judges issued rulings that apply nationally.
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In its rulings on Wednesday, the court agreed with Google.
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A series of Supreme Court rulings — most notably Roper v.
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Rulings by lower court judges set expectations and establish rationales.
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TAPPER: I -- TRUMP: This judge is giving us unfair rulings.
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The high court's decision now puts those rulings on hold.
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The Colorado Supreme Court affirmed the rulings in separate decisions.
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It needs at least three sitting members to issue rulings.
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Rulings are not expected in the cases for several weeks.
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One of Ginsburg's most influential rulings is United States v.
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While there have been court rulings on similar situations, which are highlighted in the OLC's written opinion, legal experts have told Axios that there have not been any rulings that specifically address this legal issue.
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Some of these rulings will go to appeal, but with the Supreme Court down to eight justices, four of whom back expanded voting rights, circuit-court rulings striking down those rights are unlikely to stick.
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Two out of three judges ruled that KSI won, although boxing commentators say some rulings were controversial – though Forbes notes that the seemingly unfair rulings balanced out in each other's favor, and KSI won fairly.
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This would make it easier to roll back climate changing rulings.
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When a precedent has been eroded by other rulings Janus v.
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Rulings by the ICJ are final and binding on those involved.
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The court has the final say on rulings from appeal courts.
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New Jersey and Maryland appealed those rulings to the Supreme Court.
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For a graphic on major U.S. Supreme Court rulings, see: tmsnrt.
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That, they say, could undermine their jurisdictional objections to his rulings.
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That led to a long court odyssey of rulings and appeals.
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What was secret was the tax rulings and the Apple numbers.
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It also monitors rulings that affect defendants, including immigrants and veterans.
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Two separate rulings gave reprieves to Ward and McGehee as well.
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The initial implementation memo from USCIS doesn't mention any such rulings.
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Tokyo has denied its exports curbs are related to the rulings.
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There has been a spate of suicides tied to adverse rulings.
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Final rulings on estate heirs is currently set for June 27.
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The other two rulings against Mr Ross add a constitutional violation.
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The Hollywood Reporter detailed the various rulings against Fox earlier today.
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Final rulings on those matters is currently set for June 27.
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A representative for Cosby declined to comment on the judge's rulings.
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Maryland's Court of Appeals made the decision in two separate rulings.
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Trump has said the United States would consider ignoring WTO rulings.
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Several major energy companies, including Kinder Morgan Inc are awaiting rulings.
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Similar rulings were later issued in Virginia, Massachusetts and Washington State.
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The land opened to exploration by Monday's rulings is comparatively small.
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His judicial appointments are aimed at producing rulings that benefit Republicans.
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We look forward to the Supreme Court honoring its earlier rulings.
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It's also not clear if the administration will appeal the rulings.
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The agency's five commissioners will still have to approve those rulings.
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Despite the court rulings, many transgender people report continued difficulty enlisting.
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So they turn to clerics for fatwas, or nonbinding religious rulings.
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Certainly, a justice's past rulings will reveal his or her leanings.
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You can disagree with some of their views or past rulings.
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Just consider the Supreme Court's rulings of the past three days.
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He also slammed what he called its "ridiculous rulings" against him.
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But they have frequently taken pro-business positions in other rulings.
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Rulings in both cases are due by the end of June.
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This potentially protects those rulings and moves the court further right.
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What to watch: The court will issue rulings Monday at 10am.
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What they're saying: State Republicans expressed disappointment with the dual rulings.
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Most are not especially remarkable in their prior rulings or writings.
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The court voted 5-4 on each order blocking the rulings.
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Mr. Trump's appointees to the N.L.R.B. could easily reverse such rulings.
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Here's why the rulings will have profound implications for American politics.
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For a graphic on major U.S. Supreme Court rulings, click tmsnrt.
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Court rulings have also had a major impact on Uber's development.
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But once again, that doesn't mean that those rulings didn't happen.
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The Senate's rulings could not be appealed to the federal courts.
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Similar rulings were also issued in Virginia, Massachusetts and Washington state.
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The court has no means to enforce any of its rulings.
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The government has denied any responsibility for rulings by the HAICA.
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He has obeyed judicial rulings that have overturned his administration's actions.
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The court already has issued some rulings favorable to Trump's agenda.
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The missing protections Rulings like this one are vital, Takei says.
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How might these rulings influence the Supreme Court on this issue?
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As someone personally invested in the rulings of the high court, having rulings directly impact their life, I'm watching Trump's possible picks for the Supreme Court very carefully…and personally am rooting for Hardiman to be chosen.
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" They said moving the case to California would be in the interests of justice, be more convenient for the parties and witnesses and "ensure consistent rulings by one court rather than potentially inconsistent rulings by multiple courts.
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" In response, Trump tweeted that the rulings "are making our country unsafe.
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Even a run of 4-to-4 rulings would not create chaos.
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Uber, of course, had some spicy things to say about the rulings.
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Nor is it our role to second-guess the arbitrator's procedural rulings.
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The rulings on online speech are coming down all over the world.
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Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi said her office was reviewing Friday's rulings.
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It is certain the nation is headed for more 5-4 rulings.
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Advisory memos from the general counsel's office are generally upheld in rulings.
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A precedent may have been limited by subsequent rulings over the years.
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They do not pay attention to international agreements or international court rulings.
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"Recent rulings and lawsuits are stronger and broader than anticipated," he wrote.
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The lesson of today's Court rulings isn't that McConnell is a jerk.
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The records include references to beer deliveries, food orders and legal rulings.
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Rulings by the ICJ are final and binding on the nations involved.
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I'd guess the Royal Park rulings make such a settlement increasingly unlikely.
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It also bears reminding that these rulings are stays, not final determinations.
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Arthur Caplan, a bioethicist at New York University, disagrees with these rulings.
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So constitutional experts call the history of rulings under the act uneven.
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And it may, as court rulings suggest, violate inmates' rights to appeal.
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But it might strengthen the administration's hand as it appeals those rulings.
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And case-by-case rulings mean the precedents don't have much weight.
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Rulings in Byrd and Collins are expected by the end of June.
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It's a major victory, but seasoned organizers don't always trust such rulings.
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Q: What parts of the ban are left standing after the rulings?
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In recent months he has disappointed conservatives in two striking abortion rulings.
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But after a flurry of rulings the army was allowed to proceed.
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Trump and his advisors' public statements have resurfaced in rulings so far.
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Rulings can only be challenged or reviews in accordance with military procedures.
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And in a spate of rulings, including 2014's Wal-Mart v.
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There are also some nebulous court rulings about "fighting words" and obscenity.
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The Supreme Court refused to hear appeals on those rulings in January.
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Wednesday's decision follows a series of state court rulings in similar cases.
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"He said he didn't want two rulings floating out there," Lord said.
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The Obama-appointed NLRB issued dozens of rulings to ease union organizing.
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DeVos again cited "mixed" court rulings and that Congress hasn't weighed in.
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In all other cases, Jefferson acquiesced to Chief Justice John Marshall's rulings.
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Democrats fear that his replacement could undo key rulings like Roe v.
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LEADING THE DAY SUPREME COURT: The high court's Tuesday rulings produced headlines.
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Reno and subsequent rulings limiting the detention of children to 20 days.
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A more liberal judiciary in other states could make similar rulings possible.
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Rejected applicants can appeal to Canada's federal courts, whose rulings are published.
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Friday's decision upheld rulings by U.S. District Judge Cynthia Rufe in Philadelphia.
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The board will make rulings about content moderation on Facebook and Instagram.
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Judges in Baltimore, Washington, DC, and Spokane, Washington, have made similar rulings.
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We need protection and security - these rulings are making our country unsafe!
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Kennedy is a conservative who in past rulings has endorsed Roe v.
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Many European courts also take a more centrist approach to issuing rulings.
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Now, one or more justices dissent in about 60 percent of rulings.
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There have been two major rulings on abortion access in recent days.
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The law's effects became tangled in lawsuits, court rulings and financing schemes.
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A court containing two Trump appointees could chip away at those rulings.
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The stewards will conduct hearings and issue any rulings they deem appropriate.
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At first, local judges in South Korea supported the Japanese court rulings.
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Hodges same-sex marriage decision and other rulings anathema to the right.
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Trump administration officials said they were caught between two conflicting court rulings.
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A series of rulings on campaign-finance laws, including Citizens United v.
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It's designed to provide an independent appeals process for content moderation rulings.
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The companies had asked the justices to reverse the lower court rulings.
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The Roberts Court hasn't just made a lot of pro-business rulings.
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However, subsequent court rulings, such as Planned Parenthood Affiliates of Michigan v.
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We respect the jury's decision and the subsequent rulings by the court.
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We need protection and security — these rulings are making our country unsafe!
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Supreme Court justices typically let rulings in pending cases speak for themselves.
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Obviously, the new 27th and 11th Circuit rulings have deepened the split.
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But the Canadian lumber industry can't afford to wait for such rulings.
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There have been plenty of settled but wrong rulings by the court.
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Three more executions are scheduled; others have been halted by court rulings.
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As a result of his rulings, owners had to pay $19803 million.
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But those rulings and the longer period would reinforce an obstruction article.
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I've had ruling after ruling after ruling that's been bad rulings, OK?
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Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi said her office was reviewing Thursday's rulings.
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The cases will be heard in March, with rulings expected by June.
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DeVos again cited "mixed" court rulings and said Congress hasn't weighed in.
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Even Supreme Court rulings can take a while to impact the law.
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Such rulings by members of an independent judiciary make us look strong.
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Its rulings are binding, but it has no power to enforce them.
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GE was not charged in the Chinese court rulings included as evidence.
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Sudanese courts do not confirm or deny their rulings to the media.
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A Justice Department official said the administration will not challenge those rulings.
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RULINGS HAVE PLEASED BOTH SIDES Strine, who grew up and lives in Hockessin, Delaware, and attended University of Pennsylvania Law School, is not easy to pigeonhole as a jurist, with rulings that have favored both investors and management.
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COURT RULINGS The initial unfavourable court rulings in the first three glyphosate cases, heard in California, have at times dragged Bayer's market value below what it paid for Monsanto, although the shares are now trading above that level.
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Trump said last week that while he disagreed with the rulings from a federal judge in Seattle and the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, his revised order would be "very much tailored" to those rulings.
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"This is a welcome development given the wider context of other state aid investigations into tax rulings and will give some comfort to companies which have obtained similar tax rulings in Luxembourg or elsewhere in the EU," she said.
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Rulings are routinely late because, the WTO says, disputes are abundant and complex.
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Gorsuch, who clerked for Kennedy, has established a reputation of solidly conservative rulings.
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The CleanFlicks and ClearPlay rulings were not the end of the discussion, though.
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Wade has drawn considerable attention to Kavanaugh's past rulings on abortion-related matters.
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Will they continue those rulings where we will be in for social upheaval?
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The rulings are expected to affect similar lawsuits pending in South Korean courts.
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However, some Hardiman rulings have led to concerns from conservatives, according to Vox.
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With no direct record of LGBT rulings to point to, HRC looked elsewhere.
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Ellis had accused prosecutors of inappropriate facial expressions in response to his rulings.
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"We lost on immigration?" he asked when questioned about the string of rulings.
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Meaza's work and rulings on women's rights had made her an international figure.
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Despite the rulings, there appears to be some uncertainty surrounding the judicial orders.
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He twice was removed from the Alabama Supreme Court for defying legal rulings.
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Judge Rakoff has taken a firm stand against insider trading in several rulings.
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Supreme Court rulings allow it until the fetus is viable, around 24 weeks.
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Many of its rulings have been subject to legal, administrative or political challenges.
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Hong Kong's courts are still respected globally for their professionalism and unbiased rulings.
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Nonetheless, the contradictory rulings put Lula back at the centre of the campaign.
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This week, after rulings from lower courts, the State Supreme Court heard arguments.
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The fortunes of tech companies can rise or fall depending on his rulings.
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But Trump's DACA phase-out has been delayed by court rulings against it.
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Iraq and Bahrain are not known as easy places to enforce court rulings.
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Although its rulings are final and binding, it has no means of enforcement.
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Virginia, has been cited in many rulings since, including the 2015 Obergefell v.
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One feature distinguishes Ray from these Muslim-friendly rulings: the death-penalty context.
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The assumption behind unions' legal strategy is that rulings translate into better conditions.
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Such rulings have provoked a backlash against both the court and the commission.
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A number of Supreme Court rulings since then have encouraged its broader adoption.
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Those appellate rulings we do have generally confirm, rather than restrict, that power.
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It backed the revision of rulings on land borders related to such claims.
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Such decisions leave lower court rulings in place but set no national precedent.
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The rulings, Scalia said, were about what the Constitution said -- or didn't say.
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A formal probe into those rulings began in October 2014, Amazon has said.
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What to watch: All of those rulings will reverberate deeply throughout American life.
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It was not immediately clear when there will be rulings on these motions.
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Judges in Massachusetts, Virginia and Washington issued rulings late Saturday or early Sunday.
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The executive actions have been put on hold due to lower court rulings.
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Additionally, court rulings have required the state to spend billions improving medical care.
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HHS declined to comment to Mashable on whether it would appeal the rulings.
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That would leave in place the lower-court rulings favoring the Obama administration.
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Nor are the commission's rulings required to go through a public comment period.
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The House then took votes on whether to table appeals of those rulings.
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Advocates argue rulings in the case should apply to these children as well.
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His prior rulings suggest he may allow Cosby to remain on home confinement.
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But the court was more divided than in past rulings upholding the ban.
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The commissioners vote on rulings at their discretion, so there is no deadline.
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To Stevens, however, one of the court's rulings stood out beyond all others.
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Both rulings underscore the perilous legal footing on which abortion rights now rest.
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In the past, powerful countries have ignored its rulings or boycotted its hearings.
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Texas and its allies want a contrary nationwide injunction to countervail those rulings.
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The DOJ said it disagreed with the rulings and is considering next steps.
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The three would appeal against the asylum rulings, defense lawyer Stavroula Tomara said.
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Both rulings show the pitfalls of the administration's aggressiveness to change health care.
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But I'd heard him rant before, especially on abortion and gay rights rulings.
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Those rulings helped end a flood of shareholder class actions against merger deals.
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That would leave in place lower-court rulings that favored the Obama administration.
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If City wins, a lot of JAMS rulings could be up for grabs.
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Zuma has not responded to the court rulings but may look to appeal.
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Recently, Ms. Jackson has made paintings inspired by court rulings on school desegregation.
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In Germany, court rulings have forced Munich and other cities to reduce traffic.
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Still, Mr. Walker has repeatedly received friendly rulings from the state's highest court.
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But legal experts said appellate courts generally defer to lower court evidentiary rulings.
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The court accepted three cases that produced conflicting rulings in federal appeals courts.
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In the past, both the United States and Iran have ignored its rulings.
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Facebook has vowed to honor its rulings, even if it disagrees with them.
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Rulings upholding strict voter identification laws and voter purges disproportionately affected the poor.
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Chase was sustained in his evidentiary rulings and Johnson acquitted by one vote.
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Such rulings are common, says Xin He of the University of Hong Kong.
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The rulings do not decide the final question of the controversial laws' legalilty.
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Stevens was a lifelong Republican but was considered liberal in his judicial rulings.
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Previous presidents, including Barack Obama, have disagreed with and complained about judicial rulings.
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Those legal rulings have resulted in virtually all complaints of torture being dismissed.
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That could lead to rulings that favor the Democratic-led House Judiciary Committee.
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The rulings mean that the legal action brought by those groups will proceed.
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The rulings mean that the legal action brought by those groups will proceed.
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On 18 to 21 Age Limits, watching court cases and rulings before acting.
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However, this was only one of her two rulings Schmitt sought to reverse.
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All the lower court rulings thus far have dismissed this argument as frivolous.
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Utilities have generally been successful in having rulings against them overturned on appeal.
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Rulings on motions for witnesses or documentary evidence require only a simple majority.
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The previous rulings were from U.S. District Judge Thelton Henderson in Brickman v.
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Federal judges in three states — Massachusetts, Virginia and Washington — soon issued similar rulings.
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But in public court rulings, judges have been less than favorable to Uber.
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Trump's lawyers are likely to appeal those rulings to the Supreme Court, too.
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Several court rulings say Republicans increasingly are writing voting rules with partisan intent.
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The media criticism, legislative oversight and adverse court rulings leave them feeling besieged.
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Those rulings only required the government to process DACA renewals, not new applications.
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It's unclear just how big of an effect the latest rulings will have.
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Other favorable rulings refused to block Trump policies or orders as cases proceeded.
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The post-Kennedy Supreme Court could take a similar path toward overturning Roe and Casey by casting doubt on them in its next rulings on abortion, then using those rulings to justify further attacks on the precedents down the road.
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Several defense lawyers also planned to appeal the rulings keeping their clients in jail.
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His rulings favoring Elliott may give it powerful leverage to cut a better deal.
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Like, the federal agencies disobeying legal rulings, the president attacking the credibility of judges.
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Previous rulings, since struck down, had made him liable to repay the full amount.
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But a slew of legal challenges and subsequent court rulings kept the program alive.
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Those rulings will be appealed the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
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Indeed, one of Judge Curiel's rulings was probably crucial in helping Trump become president.
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It is a nominee someone who is going to put those rulings at risk.
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The Supreme Court in 2012 and 2015 issued high-profile rulings leaving Obamacare intact.
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Nationwide rulings by individual federal judges have been a recurring frustration for the administration.
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Gorsuch, who clerked for Kennedy, has also established a reputation of solidly conservative rulings.
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The administration has said it plans to appeal rulings blocking the revised travel ban.
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The ECJ generally issues rulings within 2-4 months of an advocate general's opinion.
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Rulings on social issues loom in the final weeks of this Supreme Court term.
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The unanimous rulings did not foreclose future claims that partisan gerrymandering violates the constitution.
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But that ban was never implemented, thanks to rulings in two separate federal courts.
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The court rulings, the organization said, have not deterred the practice of conversion therapy.
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The government on Friday said Forcadell should respect the rulings issued by the courts.
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The different depictions of emoji across platforms also poses a problem in judicial rulings.
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These rulings have prompted FanDuel and DraftKings to initiate costly and probably lengthy litigation.
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Such rulings often stick, for no one doubts that the Taliban will enforce them.
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For decades, government agencies have used the Emoluments clause to guide their ethics rulings.
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Ken Paxton, Texas's defiant attorney-general, promises to appeal what he calls "outrageous" rulings.
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The court has no powers of enforcement and its rulings have been ignored before.
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He said Turkey's actions were in line with international laws and United Nations rulings.
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Israeli authorities say such demolitions carry out court rulings against unauthorized building by Palestinians.
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The language of their rulings ranges from detailed and rigorous to thin and opaque.
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Now, the variance is gaping and has made a difference in bottom-line rulings.
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Consob said Asfari and Tali can appeal the rulings to the Court of Appeal.
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The European Commission rulings appeared to be highly focused on U.S. companies, Lew said.
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Activists also worried about Kavanaugh's previous rulings siding with business interests over environmental groups.
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But the Supreme Court hopeful has issued conservative rulings on religious liberty and guns.
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This term the court issued 63 rulings, 18 of which were decided 5-4.
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Steele declined to comment on the rulings, and so did Cosby's spokesman, Andrew Wyatt.
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Such rulings leave in place lower court decisions and provide no national legal precedent.
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Samsung C&T said the decision was "inconsistent" with rulings made in related cases.
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So far, VW and affiliated traders have won 22 rulings by lower appeals courts.
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The decision upheld rulings in 2014 from two U.S. district court judges in Chicago.
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In recent rulings, Justice Thomas has found himself increasingly alienated from his seven colleagues.
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Many of Kavanaugh's other rulings will spark delight among conservatives and dismay among liberals.
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They further claim that operations at these checkpoints are blessed by Supreme Court rulings.
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AFSCME President Lee Saunders urged the court not to go back on past rulings.
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The government, meanwhile, is counting on favourable rulings in a slew of brewing cases.
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That was made clear by two court rulings last week in Massachusetts and Delaware.
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But the court has done itself no favors in its recent death-penalty rulings.
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The justices have sometimes adopted a condescending tone toward the Federal Circuit's patent rulings.
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The Committee will oversee all bankruptcy proceedings and enforce rulings imposed by the courts.
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Legally speaking, the Supreme Court's previous abortion rights rulings would still be good law.
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Other rulings have ordered retreats from blatantly unfair restrictions in Wisconsin, Kansas and Ohio.
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"The court's rulings have been unfairly prejudicial, inconsistent, and contrary to law," attorneys wrote.
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Mr. Haugland suggests that unspecified Supreme Court rulings justify ignoring state laws binding delegates.
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We shouldn't be prejudged on possible treatments or rulings but, rather, on our records.
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Judge Sonia Sotomayor dissented from the court order tossing out the lower court rulings.
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The decision upheld August 2014 rulings by U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest in Manhattan.
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Text accompanying the photograph criticized Berman Jackson, an Obama appointee, for her prior rulings.
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Rulings in appeals court hearings typically take weeks or even months to be published.
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There's a history of state legislatures trying to preempt Supreme Court rulings with legislation.
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The justices affirmed lower court rulings telling North Carolina to redraw its maps fairly.
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Roe and ensuing rulings say states can't impose limits on abortion before fetal viability.
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Two biosimilar applicants directly impacted by these rulings have petitioned for Supreme Court review.
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He hinted at retreating from civil rights laws and court rulings, but enforced them.
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Other courts issued contradictory rulings, and the secret hearings went on for some time.
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Last year's elections unfolded peacefully, with parties and citizens respecting the Supreme Court's rulings.
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Yet for now, the company is waiting for rulings from overwhelmed American customs officials.
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Political pressure and court rulings have forced the federal government to curtail these efforts.
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"You can't decide which court rulings you follow and which ones you do not."
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor added that the administrative tribunal's rulings were subject to judicial review.
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Its often liberal rulings, however, have sometimes clashed with the country's more conservative attitudes.
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The Congress has used this power to make several controversial rulings in recent years.
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The technical rulings do not take into account how effectively the items suppress sound.
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The Court rarely reverses rulings explicitly, especially ones made as recently as Citizens United.
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Both rulings relied on the fact that scans were being used for limited purposes.
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Trump throughout his presidency has criticized federal judges after rulings he did not like.
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Martoma's appeal was reargued in May, following two major rulings bearing on his case.
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Court rulings and precedents, such as they are, tend to be narrow and particular.
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For more information about the Supreme Court rulings, check this report from the NCD.
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In one breath, FALA lauds the Supreme Court's pro-LGBT rulings in Lawrence v.
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The rulings have often been applied nationwide, not just where the lawsuits were filed.
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The system has always been controversial, and at times its rulings have seemed arbitrary.
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The court's rulings in the high-profile cases this term may test that assertion.
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"I would anticipate the Chief Justice would not actually make any rulings," McConnell said.
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So, it's no surprise that EPA complied with these court rulings and repealed it.
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There were three rulings in the last month or so, at 5:52 p.m.
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Higginbotham criticized his colleagues for failing to "meaningfully apply" the previous Supreme Court rulings.
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She frequently filed concurring opinions that sought to narrow the scope of majority rulings.
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Burke already has made a few rulings that reflect this case's high-profile nature.
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Fraser said the Canadian courts largely base invasion of privacy rulings on the circumstance.
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In the Nixon impeachment, the courts expedited review and rendered a series of rulings.
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Previously, companies were sometimes successful in getting the Obama administration to overrule ITC rulings.
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The company then petitioned the Supreme Court, arguing that federal regulation trumps state rulings.
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Rulings in Trump's favor could handcuff Congress and prosecutors in investigating any sitting president.
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Because of those rulings, the Pentagon was required to begin accepting transgender recruits Jan.
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He has shown a disdain for the rule of law, blatantly ignoring court rulings.
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This is the big one, of course, given Kennedy's previous rulings for abortion rights.
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In private, Japanese officials have argued the rulings cast doubt on South Korea's trustworthiness.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has warned of economic retaliation if the rulings are enforced.
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But the recent armed forces appeals court rulings have upended that precedent, he said.
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During their decades of animosity, both countries have ignored some rulings at the court.
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The Supreme Court in 2012 and 2015 issued rulings preserving Obama's top legislative achievement.
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Rulings like this one show why this is such a terrible idea for Trump.
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Two federal courts on Friday issued rulings rejecting some of Kemp's election enforcement moves.
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Looking issue by issue at how rulings have gone, the courtroom score evens out.
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Both the administration and its challengers have won favorable rulings on 11 specific issues.
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Each of their governments has been removed by court rulings or coups since 2006.
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Lenaerts said rulings were limited to what was essential to solve a case, nothing more.
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In numerous religious rulings, the late grand mufti, Abdulaziz Bin Baz, condemned the Shia community.
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Granting advance rulings to multinationals "is not open to discussion for the Cabinet," Snel said.
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They have, which has led the Evans family to appeal those rulings to higher courts.
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The case was out of control because really, the rulings were handed to the defense.
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Several recent court rulings in India paved the way for today's judgment on Section 2377.
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In the rulings, judges were clearly unhappy with the White House's direction on immigration policy.
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In recent years, controversial court rulings and laws have renewed tensions in the Dominican Republic.
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The Russian government has lashed out before in response to rulings in the Chabad case.
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The Hague tribunal has no powers of enforcement and its rulings have been ignored before.
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But over the past several weeks, multiple court rulings have put the executions on hold.
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America's gripe is that rulings have impeded its ability to use the WTO's pressure valves.
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You've got rulings in California about the gig economy and how companies classify independent contractors.
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Blum said rulings like the one the judge made on Thursday are becoming more common.
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Courts in other states and federal jurisdictions have issued mixed rulings against enforcing such bans.
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But the system prevents his rulings from making anyone broke—or broker—Benson told me.
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Its 63 rulings marked the most decisive shift to the right in years (see article).
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The biggest difference between the Google and Microsoft antitrust rulings may be what comes next.
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Moreover, Kavanaugh has made it clear he will follow precedent on prior Supreme Court rulings.
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"Problems don't become apparent until you've had these bad rulings by the courts," she said.
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Other jurisdictions say they feel bound by court rulings to decline requests without a warrant.
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They believe that the two consecutive rulings represent a chance to reform Italy's current system.
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The nine-judge court overturned earlier rulings that the government argued ran counter to that.
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The firms would be asked to in future respond quickly to such rulings, he said.
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" When asked if the White House would ignore WTO rulings, Spicer answered "no, no, no.
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The ICJ has no means to enforce its rulings which are final and without appeal.
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More regulatory rulings are needed to lay down the rules by actually enforcing the law.
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Innovators rightfully complain that the FDA's rules shift erratically via administrative rulings and uneven enforcement.
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The rulings in recent weeks marked a more substantive phase of federal appeals court action.
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Thursday's decision overturned rulings in 2014 by U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon in New York.
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Everyone who engages in business knows that it's subject to changes in law or rulings.
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Under an international convention, arbitration rulings are enforceable in any of the 156 signatory countries.
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There are plenty of rulings coming up this spring with wider salience for more Americans.
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But the justices would have plenty of reasons to distinguish those rulings from today's situation.
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Although a number of athletes are still awaiting formal rulings, they have returned to competition.
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"Such rulings put neurobiological evidence in a rarified position of must-investigate evidence," Farahany notes.
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The paper noted that the EU executive's tax rulings could cost the U.S. exchequer money.
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Francisco said the court should at a minimum block the nationwide scope of the rulings.
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Francisco argues that lower court rulings imposing nationwide injunctions are wrong and warrant immediate review.
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They followed the rulings only in the states of the circuit that decided the case.
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The Nortel units disagreed with the rulings and appealed in Canada and the United States.
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Federal courts in both Maryland and Hawaii issued rulings suspending key parts of the ban.
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The group applauded pro-LGBT rulings of the Court in cases such as Lawrence v.
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Reno and subsequent court rulings that limit the detention of immigrant children to 20 days.
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Many controversial rulings, including those affirming the right to abortion, were sealed by Kennedy's vote.
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This ratio is traditionally set at the time a deal is signed under I.R.S. rulings.
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"In making rulings, the board is reverting to longstanding holdings and longstanding precedent," he said.
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It was not immediately clear when rulings for the other five soldiers might be delivered.
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Hatch issued a statement in which he reinforced opposition to Vestager's commission's rulings and investigations.
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Many cities have said they are bound by judges' rulings to not honor those requests.
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These efforts have resulted in court rulings, laws, and decrees that protect waste pickers' rights.
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But this week's rulings are a clear sign that judges in Manhattan are watching him.
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Their rulings have been appealed only three times, each time going to a review board.
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The Supreme Court issues some key rulings; a volcano erupts in Guatemala, with deadly results.
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Courts have since blocked the restrictions, and the U.S. Justice Department has appealed the rulings.
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Arbitration rulings are typically binding, and if Kalanick loses, he won't be able to appeal.
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Any announcement could come after the court has finished issuing its rulings on Monday morning.
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The House then took roll call votes on whether to reject appeals of those rulings.
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But a slew of legal challenges and subsequent court rulings have kept the program alive.
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Two federal appeals courts previously upheld rulings that largely blocked enforcement of the executive order.
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"It's Rule 26, of course, that's been the basis for my rulings," she told Kobach.
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Mr. Cosby's lawyers have said they will pursue an appeal that challenges the judge's rulings.
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So how could a more pro-life Supreme Court roll back some of these rulings?
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The new rules have been challenged in court, but no rulings have yet been issued.
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As has long been noted, the Supreme Court has no army to enforce its rulings.
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Combined, the rulings prevent the use of the funds on projects in El Paso, Tex.
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The rulings on Thursday only raise the stakes of elections across the country next year.
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Kamin and Hemel argue that this conclusion has only been strengthened by subsequent court rulings.
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He criticized many of the Supreme Court's rulings, beginning with a foundational one: Marbury v.
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Republican lawmakers in the states use the legal leeway from rulings like Shelby County v.
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Courts have, at times, disagreed with the office's legal interpretations — and their rulings take precedence.
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Local authorities appealed the rulings, but on Tuesday the Federal Administrative Court rejected those appeals.
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Nor do I think it will overturn Casey or Roe, the two key abortion rulings.
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Rulings by the court are legally binding, but it has no way of enforcing them.
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Such rulings do not mean that the Trump administration's efforts have reached a dead end.
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Under the court rulings the Pentagon was required to begin accepting transgender recruits on Jan.
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The previous two iterations of the travel ban had been invalidated by lower-court rulings.
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But they do have powerful influence, similar to their rulings about desegregation in the 1960s.
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Jury selection continues The rulings came a day after jury selection began in Cosby's retrial.
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She was sentenced to 91 lashes and jail time, though the rulings were later suspended.
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The rulings name Apple's watch, several Fitbit activity trackers and connected speakers from Sonos Inc.
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Thanks to the U.S. Supreme Court's pro-arbitration rulings, including last June's Epic Systems v.
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Amash is not the only GOP lawmaker to have been critical of Kavanaugh's past rulings.
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If the public does not respect the courts, then why should citizens obey its rulings?
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Ginsburg's health holds significant interest for groups that track the court's rulings, influence and direction.
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He said there is support in past regulations and court rulings for such a standard.
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Madrid says the separatists are undermining democracy by flouting court rulings and violating the constitution.
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The rulings will arrive by June, in the midst of an already divisive presidential campaign.
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To date, federal judges have issued rulings in three cases holding the president's actions unlawful.
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Rulings by British courts, while not binding elsewhere, can influence legal thinking in other jurisdictions.
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And their obstinacy in maintaining obsolete rulings shows the court truly lives in another era.
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Indeed, Pelosi may force the Senate into a couple of unprecedented but well deserved rulings.
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Final rulings in these cases are a ways off, and even then, appeals are expected.
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Neither Mr. West nor the company cited any specific court rulings to support this assertion.
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Two federal trial judges had issued conflicting rulings on whether the new plan was lawful.
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After years of court rulings that strengthened the law, cracks have recently begun to show.
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The judge denied the company's motions, though his rulings offered little insight into his thinking.
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However, it has no means to enforce its rulings and they have occasionally been ignored.
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The state attorney general's office said it needed time to review the rulings before commenting.
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Arbitration rulings are typically binding and if Kalanick loses he won't be able to appeal.
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But said it did not have objections to ad-blockers as such, confirming earlier rulings.
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The "leverage" the U.S. needs in these cases will come from AB rulings, not tariffs.
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J., on corruption charges, acknowledging that recent court rulings left them with a weakened case.
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Qualcomm has faced a series of antitrust rulings and investigations from regulators across the globe.
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She accused the Trump administration of "absolutely ignoring" rulings she believes should allow their departure.
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But worker rights advocates say the board is making the rulings in an unprecedented way.
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Still, the state board rulings in the canvas procedure did not necessarily favor Mr. McCrory.
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The latest court decision continues a back-and-forth trend of rulings in Semenya's case.
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The latest court decision continues a back-and-forth trend of rulings in Semenya's case.
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Kethledge's bid was scuttled by rulings that conservatives viewed as too accommodating to undocumented immigrants.
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This comes on the heels of the same rulings last year regarding Haitians and Nicaraguans.
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Lower courts ruled to block them, and the Court denied the appeals of those rulings.
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Continuing deadlock kept the commission from issuing important rulings defining the roles of Super PACs.
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" After unfavorable rulings, Trump has called the judicial system "broken and unfair," and "so political.
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You'll even find straight people quoting rulings on equality in their own wedding vows now.
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He has written that senators may look beyond credentials and cast votes based on predictions about a nominee's rulings, if these rulings conflict with their own political priorities — and that senators may reject nominees who refuse to answer reasonable positions about notable past cases.
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"This WTO dispute has been going on for more than 10 years now ... and it is about time that Thailand accepts the rulings and implements the customs valuation reforms called for by those rulings," Philippines Trade and Industry Secretary Ramon Lopez said in a statement.
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If federal appeals courts uphold judges' rulings that side with Congress, Verret predicted the Supreme Court would deliver "either a 9-0 outcome in support" of the lower courts or would simply refuse to hear the administration's appeal, leaving the lower court rulings intact.
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The unanimous opinion upheld lower court rulings that withholding the names is necessary for public safety.
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They cited Trump's statements about Muslims during his campaign for president as part of their rulings.
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The court allowed it to take effect immediately as the Trump administration appeals the previous rulings.
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John Kasich vetoed the heartbeat measure Tuesday, saying it contradicted the court's current rulings on abortion.
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Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote in the majority decision that the previous rulings were now outdated.
|
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This week, the dividends of that appointment for conservatives were apparent in two landmark conservative rulings.
|
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These were critical 5-to-4 rulings that buttressed the First Amendment freedoms of all Americans.
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Pelosi cited Gorsuch's rulings on health care, gun safety and environmental issues to explain her concerns.
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They also said Martinez disregarded court rulings by repeating questions after the judge had overruled them.
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However, the Trump administration and the Department of Homeland Security also pushed back on the rulings.
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Provisions of the heartbeat bill were "clearly contrary" to the Supreme Court's current rulings on abortion.
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Both judges cited Trump's statements about Muslims during the presidential campaign as part of their rulings.
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In fact, Uruguay has won its case, while rulings to date have been in Australia's favor.
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But he was right that the Justices ought to root their rulings directly in the Constitution.
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Court rulings permit bans on potentially harmful speech such as threats and bigotry by public employees.
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How does the Labor Department think those Supreme Court rulings apply to contractors making employment decisions?
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Some bills would inject more politics into the judicial selection process, or into court rulings themselves.
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Especially dangerous are efforts to impeach justices over specific rulings, as is happening now in Pennsylvania.
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Mr Arpaio faced charges for criminal contempt, after allegedly defying court rulings to stop racial profiling.
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Recent court rulings mean that tightening the restrictions on family visas and refugees will be tricky.
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Trump has used the lower court rulings to argue against a push for comprehensive immigration reform.
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The South Korean court rulings ordered Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.
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A Commerce Department spokesman said in a statement that the agency was reviewing the court's rulings.
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BuzzFeed notes that various courts have made different rulings on Title VII as recently as December.
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On appeal, the music companies contended Pauley's pre-trial rulings restricted them from pursuing other claims.
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Instead, the president's opponents are hoping that further embarrassing court rulings could prompt Mr Sirisena's resignation.
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In the past few weeks, courts around the country have issued rulings on voter ID laws.
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Not all justices involved in partisan nominations, or who were poorly vetted, handed down dreadful rulings.
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The rulings put the order on hold until the courts can rule on the underlying merits.
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His administration pushed the high court to reverse those rulings in the term that ends Friday.
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The administration plans to follow the courts' rulings and reverse their previous decision to cut funding.
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The rulings "are a positive result of our ongoing efforts to make things right," she added.
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Federal court rulings have set strict standards on the conditions under which families can be detained.
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Governments that dislike the court's socially liberal rulings could join forces to appoint like-minded judges.
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As they navigate this thicket, the justices have a jumble of prior rulings to guide them.
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U.S. Supreme Court rulings limit the ratio of punitive to compensatory damages to 9 to 1.
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But Japan's government, which deems the rulings "unacceptable", is pressing the companies to refuse to pay.
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Netanyahu's plans to pass legislation allowing politicians to override Supreme Court rulings will also be hampered.
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In fact, Uruguay has won its case, while rulings to date have been in Australia's favour.
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Such rulings provide a perfect opportunity for candidates to stake their ground and rally their supporters.
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And there is every reason to believe they will continue buttressing Republican power in those rulings.
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While the ICJ's rulings are binding for U.N. members, it has no power to enforce them.
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Trump plans to appeal these rulings despite this being the second time he's lost in court.
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Behind the scenes, Kennedy is a go-to justice not only regarding the substance of rulings.
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The WTO's dispute settlement body oversees the process of trade disputes, formally adopting rulings and appeals.
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President Trump's original travel order, issued seven days after the inauguration, was blocked by court rulings.
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Previous rulings to the same effect have caused diplomatic tensions between the European Union and Morocco.
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Later court rulings, including one in which Gorsuch was involved, clarified the requirements under the laws.
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As the #ad hashtag increases awareness about influencers' true intentions, perhaps no further rulings are necessary.
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The House has voted largely along party lines on motions to table appeals of those rulings.
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In other cases, it has found consensus through narrow rulings, some of which decided very little.
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Environmental groups said the rulings would give new momentum to efforts to force a statewide referendum.
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Both men appealed their rulings and the cases have been stuck in appellate court ... until now.
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Cathrine Schmid said she was grateful for Wednesday's and other court rulings in the plaintiffs' favor.
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His originalist and textualist principles are clear in these rulings scaling back overreach by administrative agencies.
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They want liberal, activist justices who will pass rulings that conform to their dystopian, socialist agenda.
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The rulings and decisions, Shaw later wrote me, had created obstacles, but they were not insurmountable.
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Both abortion and gay marriage are the law of the land, codified by Supreme Court rulings.
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The tribe has been party to a number of favorable court rulings in the past year.
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Those requests are presently awaiting rulings by the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
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Nevertheless, Kavanaugh's initial ruling has been echoed in legal challenges and rulings against the CFPB's structure.
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Gorsuch said he would have granted the government's request and blocked all of the court rulings.
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Overall, the profs found, agencies have won 77.4 percent of Chevron rulings between 2003 and 2013.
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"We need protection and security—these rulings are making our country unsafe!" he wrote on Twitter.
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The court has 12 cases remaining to decide this term, with some rulings expected today (Reuters).
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Experts say that there's no evidence of judges changing their rulings based on the president's comments.
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They uniformly declined, citing the Supreme Court's lengthy history of rulings in favor of the doctrine.
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The PiS has said those rulings were not valid because they were overturned by new laws.
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Another flash point has been the court's rulings criticized by victims' families in capital punishment cases.
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The Supreme Court likely will be a bulwark of conservative legal rulings for the next generation.
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ECJ justices generally follow such advice when giving their rulings several months later, although not always.
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We use them in teacher evaluations, hiring decisions, even sentencing rulings in the criminal justice system.
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According to Canova, the court regularly contradicted itself, and numerous rulings went against basic legal precepts.
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The nine justices hear arguments and issue signed rulings in about 70 cases each annual term.
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The Commission said that Irish tax rulings gave the tech giant an advantage over other businesses.
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The Supreme Court has issued three rulings on abortion since 1992, when, in Planned Parenthood v.
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"We are expecting the next court rulings (on PrivatBank's nationalisation) some time in July," he said.
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Turkish courts on Friday gave conflicting rulings on whether the nationalist opposition can hold the congress.
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Meanwhile, some of the nation's most pressing legal issues are awaiting substantive rulings by the court.
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But the White House said those rulings have not stopped the executive order from being implemented.
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The UNHCR posted the rulings on its webpage that appeals for zakat contributions to aid programs.
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The cases will be heard in March, with rulings expected by June amid the presidential race.
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They added that the lower courts' rulings had created doubt about the balance of the law.
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He has deftly deflected some of Trump's rulings (on transgender soldiers in the military, for instance).
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"WhatsApp has to comply with the judicial rulings within its technical capability," João Rezende reportedly said.
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Many outside observers believed Wilson would lose, with courts in preliminary rulings coming out against him.
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"We are expecting the next court rulings (on PrivatBank's nationalization) some time in July," he said.
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At an oral hearing, they appeared critical of those rulings and sympathetic to the president's arguments.
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They lack empathy and can be expected to be heavy-handed in their rulings and sentencing.
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He said that under previous court rulings that meant the videos' use had to be blocked.
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The Supreme Court's brief order gave no reasons, as is typical in rulings on stay requests.
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The rulings, known as comfort letters, often help the companies find the most favorable tax jurisdiction.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi has pointed to the rulings as evidence that Democrats are succeeding without impeachment.
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It remains unclear whether regulations and rulings by agencies like the advertising authority make a difference.
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It's nothing less than an attack on democracy, made possible by several recent Supreme Court rulings.
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It has stayed the trial court rulings, for instance, in the Wisconsin and North Carolina cases.
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Friday's announcement does not change current regulations because the Pentagon is abiding by the court rulings.
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U. court, the European Court of Human Rights, whose rulings often caused mortification among rebuked governments.
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It might be said that these rulings merely reflect an appropriate modesty about the judicial role.
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"I think the Senate has the right to make its own rules and rulings," Robenalt said.
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Last November, an OMB lawyer said the executive branch didn't have to abide by GAO rulings.
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The panel would serve both as a forum for regulators and issue binding rulings in disputes.
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The decision upheld rulings by U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer and U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Stuart Bernstein.
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"On 18 to 21 Age Limits, watching court cases and rulings before acting," Trump tweeted Monday.
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These conflicting rulings around the country have created uncertainty for those who contribute to political causes.
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California has been doing well in court, winning more than a dozen rulings against the administration.
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Other rulings by Judge Noonan suggested that he was particularly sympathetic to the plight of immigrants.
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But the rulings and commentary of a seasoned judge are sure to have influence over jurors.
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It won a series of court rulings allowing it to turn off life support for Charlie.
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Their rulings could be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, which ultimately may decide the disputes.
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Judges may also rule whether it qualifies as a scheme or are just individual tax rulings.
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The ICJ's rulings are final and without appeal, but it has no way of enforcing them.
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Japanese leaders reacted angrily to the verdict, and subsequent similar rulings against Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.
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Its rulings are final and without appeal, but the court has no way of enforcing them.
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But those rulings have not fully curbed its popularity in Nepal, a mountainous, majority Hindu nation.
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TRUMP: You have to, because if he was giving me fair rulings, I wouldn't say that.
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Given the lower court rulings, LGBT rights advocates say the Trump administration's hands are now tied.
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Tuesday's rulings are subject to appeal, and death sentences must go to the king for ratification.
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In court, there have been mixed verdicts, mistrials and some appellate rulings in J&Js favor.
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Democratic senators had previously assailed Kavanaugh in his hearing over abortion and past rulings on corporations.
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One of his best-known rulings was a vote in favor of Hobby Lobby Stores Inc.
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The tribunal has no enforcement powers, but its rulings are final and have significant legal weight.
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The tribunal has no enforcement powers, but its rulings are final and carry significant international weight.
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He was accused of exceeding the scope of his legal mandate in a number of rulings.
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"We want the court to see that their rulings are not being followed," Mr. Rivera said.
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Those could be among the toughest rulings Roberts may be forced to make in the spotlight.
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Oh, and swiftly appointing Supreme Court justices who'll overturn rulings on gay marriage and abortion rights.
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Trump has been on the losing side in all four court rulings on the March order.
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To many Republicans, particularly religious Americans who leaned right, Bork's rulings in cases like Dronenburg v.
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And it's true: Most of its rulings that make it to the Supreme Court are overturned.
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WASHINGTON — A series of court rulings favoring Republicans in their fight with the Obama administration over access to documents — rulings that the Trump administration unsuccessfully tried to get tossed out this year — could come back to haunt them as Democrats take control of the House of Representatives.
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Though most states now prohibit judges from using sexual orientation as a factor in family court rulings, judges are still free to cite a parent's polyamorous or kinky proclivities—or even a willingness to have non-marital sex—as an explicit reason for handing down rulings.
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There is a chance Lula could avoid prison because of two possible rulings by the Supreme Court.
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Chilling effects are notoriously difficult to document and so have limited impact on laws and court rulings.
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Pfizer launched Inflectra in October 2016 after winning a set of rulings that invalidated J&J's patent.
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The Supreme Court's decision will be based on how the justices apply one of its prior rulings.
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BAIER: Speaking of those laws just recently five-four rulings in which Kennedy was in the majority.
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It has issued 11 unanimous rulings and seven with dissenting votes, including three that were 5-4.
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Court rulings are evaluated by whether the deciding judge was appointed by a Republican or a Democrat.
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It also struck terror into the hearts of many conservatives, who feared sweeping new "liberal activist" rulings.
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Subsequent court rulings pared back some of what the Hyde Amendment did, but its basic framework stuck.
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The company may then choose to incorporate some of the final rulings into its own policy development.
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Watch the video above to learn more about gerrymandering and why the Supreme Court rulings are consequential.
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And, to avoid death by slow-play, Nadler needs to request that the courts expedite their rulings.
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After all, in theory, multiple rulings in DACA's favor ought to outweigh a single ruling against it.
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Courts have issued conflicting rulings about how quickly a judgment such as O'Connor's should go into effect.
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Democrats have used the prospect of more 4-4 rulings as an argument Garland should be confirmed.
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He has the potential to render the rulings of America's highest authority illegitimate for half the country.
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Much of the debate focuses on how previous court rulings should be applied in the digital age.
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According to Strine, subsequent Delaware rulings, such as then Chancellor William Chandler's 2010 decision in eBay v.
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This and other court rulings have made adoption by same-sex couples legal in all 50 states.
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And it has reacted angrily to rulings by European courts that dismissed its claim to Western Sahara.
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At a minimum, any British firm trading with the EU will need to understand relevant ECJ rulings.
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I think the thing to watch right now is how he responds to rulings from the judiciary.
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After more than a century of acquisitions and antitrust rulings, ADT was acquired by Tyco in 13.
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Impact to model remains uncertain and QCOM still faces regulatory rulings from FTC and other global regulators.
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But in recent rulings, the Supreme Court has placed new limits on digital snooping without a warrant.
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Judges often hunt through dictionaries to support their rulings, but these can miss nuances or make mistakes.
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Encompass's lawyers at Robb Leonard Mulvihill appealed both the jurisdictional and dismissal rulings to the 303rd Circuit.
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The court's action avoided a possible 4-4 split that would have affirmed the lower-court rulings.
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And then we will commit, right at the outset, to abide by whatever rulings that board makes.
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"This decision is in line with the FIFA Disciplinary Committee's previous rulings in similar cases," FIFA said.
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Will it be Brett Kavanaugh, beloved by establishment Republicans for his rulings against the Affordable Care Act?
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Bradesco has vowed to fight the accusations against Trabuco, saying it had been acquitted in prior rulings.
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The former California governor responded immediately to a woman who could converse about horses and constitutional rulings.
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While the court's word is supposed to be final, its mechanisms for enforcing its rulings are weak.
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The European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg has indeed issued decisions that trumped Swiss court rulings.
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But even narrow rulings upholding incremental restrictions still put more and more cracks in the Roe precedent.
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Female education, anti-discrimination suits and equal-rights rulings made son preference seem old-fashioned and unnecessary.
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In the end, positive rulings from the Supreme Court won't put partisan redistricters out of business completely.
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Under President Barack Obama, transgender people have been protected from prejudice through executive actions and administrative rulings.
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Watch for several big Supreme Court rulings on Trump's power to ignore subpoenas for his financial records.
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He declined to comment on the court rulings during a news conference at the Treasury on Friday.
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Reason, facts, and the statutes don't support the many controversial rulings the current FCC majority has made.
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The Dana Gas case could lead investors to seek multiple fatwas, or religious rulings, endorsing a sukuk.
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Some business groups take issue with the idea that recent court rulings are unfairly narrowing the law.
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In fact, Americans have often been blocked from making their own health care decisions by conservative rulings.
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Those rulings rely on allegedly-anti-Muslim statements issued around the same time the orders were issued.
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It was patented before the rulings, and besides, it isn't a natural compound but merely mimics one.
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Many of the rulings, which were nominated by members of the public, related to sexual assault cases.
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One of the rulings included a requirement that the government allow transgender individuals to enlist from Jan.
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In other states, local officials in some of those states have resisted putting those rulings into effect.
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Having already targeted several of these (see chart), the commission plans to scrutinise another 300 tax rulings.
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She fought for access to hormone treatments and gender transition surgery and won both in unprecedented rulings.
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Their actions meet the definition established by the U.N. genocide convention of 1948 and subsequent legal rulings.
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California judges often issue tentative rulings, which are then finalized after a hearing with few major changes.
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This is one of two Google challenges against EU antitrust rulings, with the other related to Android.
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The anticipation for the rulings and the pressure on the court to weigh in has been high.
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Meanwhile, blogs became mainstream and eventually court rulings gave them the same protections as established media outlets.
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Over the years, the FCC has issued numerous Declaratory Rulings to clarify certain aspects of the TCPA.
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The judge said he aims to issue simultaneous rulings on both cases by the end of March.
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Mr Kennedy's most revealing opinion on race came in one of the most surprising rulings of 2015.
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One year later, contrary to expectations, the justices have delivered another series of rulings to vex conservatives.
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Nonetheless, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg have already appealed EU rulings against their tax deals with multinationals.
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Judges have tried to restrict crop-burning and firecrackers, but local governments have not enforced their rulings.
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The Supreme Court on Thursday issued rulings in two high-profile cases on immigration and affirmative action.
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Here's why: Birthright citizenship has a long history in the United States, upheld by Supreme Court rulings.
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Employers such as McDonald's have tried to limit their legal liability for employment-related rulings involving franchisees.
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But the Buildings Department, which approved permits for construction, said it was currently reviewing its earlier rulings.
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The president isn't calling it quits just yet: His attorneys have already filed appeals for both rulings.
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In September, two federal appeals courts handed down rulings in favor of laws curtailing access to abortion.
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All rulings will be made by July 18, when Olympic entry lists are scheduled to be completed.
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Under such circumstances, these judges must make rulings with tremendous impact on the lives of vulnerable people.
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Kennedy's announcement sparked speculation about how long the Supreme Court would stand by its earlier abortion rulings.
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The past few years have seen some of the most disruptive, pro-union rulings by the NLRB.
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The rulings are a setback to the administration's efforts to aggressively push ahead with conservative health policies.
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On Friday, Utah received approval to impose work requirements, just days after the Kentucky and Arkansas rulings.
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Under the rulings, the Trump administration has to keep DACA on the books while litigation plays out.
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The Commission is expected to issue rulings that affect other U.S. multinational companies in the coming months.
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The same will be said about future Supreme Court rulings with Justice Kennedy's absence on the court.
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All rulings will be made by next Monday, when Olympic entry lists are scheduled to be completed.
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CURIOUS VOTING lineups marked three of the four rulings the Supreme Court handed down on June 17th.
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Consider recent court rulings and propose a list of guidelines for use in making high-stakes decisions.
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The probe recently ran into trouble, after two defendants secured rulings declaring warrants in their cases invalid.
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This is despite the fact that multiple court rulings have determined that such bans are likely unconstitutional.
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Social conservatives railed against the court's rulings against prayer in public schools and legalized access to contraception.
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Analysts have also looked at how rulings compare with positions advocated by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Mr. Kethledge's rulings in an immigration case have brought criticism from conservatives like the commentator Ann Coulter.
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Court rulings have permitted limited restrictions on the speech of public employees if it is potentially harmful.
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The highest American court made two rulings on Thursday that will have profound implications for American politics.
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Kentucky horse racing rules allow appeals of jockey rulings, but not for the disqualification of a horse.
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These rulings are seen as a bulwark against homelessness but have spawned another vast enterprise of fraud.
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That's what the White House has done with unfavorable rulings in the travel ban cases, for example.
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It is that the companies they work for have not complied with existing laws or agency rulings.
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His views are not binding, but are mostly followed by the full court in its final rulings.
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Abdus-Salaam made several important rulings on civil rights, including writing the opinion in Brooke S.B. v.
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Such rulings would narrow the real-world impacts of the court's environmental judgments, which conservatives would celebrate.
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But Supreme Court rulings regarding the Commerce Clause prevent states from discriminating against out-of-state businesses.
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But Cohen's effort to shield his documents from review seems, from preliminary rulings, to largely be failing.
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The government said that Supreme Court rulings require that universities considering race in admissions meet several standards.
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Schreber is physically abused by an orderly whose brother was executed under one of the judge's rulings.
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Clearcast rulings must adhere to the U.K. Code of Broadcast Advertising, which reflects the 20153 Communications Act.
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The rulings on Thursday had been expected since the Supreme Court issued a landmark verdict on Oct.
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Legally, rulings have long been in Amazon's favor too, though recently the tide has begun to turn.
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Despite his occasional tendency to break from traditional ideological expectations, Roberts remains predominantly conservative in his rulings.
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Three judges are needed for each case and all 164 WTO members must comply with their rulings.
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There's still a judge who makes rulings and decisions on evidence, witnesses, and procedures, among other things.
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Senate Democrats proposed an amendment to allow Justice Roberts to make rulings on whether to call witnesses.
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But there's a big catch: The Senate can reject any of his rulings with a majority vote.
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When they lost those attempts and rulings came down against the White House, the Justice Department appealed.
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That decision was one of three federal rulings on Friday aimed at protecting the right to vote.
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Rendering dispute settlement rulings "advisory" would at a minimum shield U.S. trade actions from WTO-authorized countermeasures.
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Meanwhile, Attorney General Jeff Sessions this week made two quiet rulings to tighten control of immigration courts.
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WhatsApp parent company Facebook has sought out CFAA rulings against terms-of-service violators in the past.
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Here's why: Court rulings have weakened or undone Republican gerrymanders in Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina and Florida.
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While its rulings are final and binding, the court doesn't have the power to enforce its decisions.
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Had it sought to compel such subpoenas, it would have had rulings from the courts by now.
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The opposition-controlled National Assembly, whose rulings are systematically ignored by Maduro, calls the Constituent Assembly illegitimate.
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Murphy said the change was also made so the U.S.G.A. could communicate rulings to competitors more quickly.
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He had been removed from the Alabama Supreme Court twice for refusing to comply with federal rulings.
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EUROPEAN COMMISSION SAYS WILL CAREFULLY ANALYSE EU COURT RULINGS ON TAX CASES RELATED TO STARBUCKS AND FIAT
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In its statement, J&J criticized the trial judge over certain rulings it claimed help the plaintiffs.
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The rulings followed an investigation by the public prosecutor, who presented "strong evidence" of corruption, SPA said.
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The reason behind Navarro's decision, reversing previous rulings, was not publicly disclosed by the judge or lawyers.
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Let me just tell you, I've had horrible rulings, I've been treated very unfairly by this judge.
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GM has ignored court rulings because it believes "might is right as a law," Kansao told Reuters.
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A spokesman for the National Human Rights Commission also called on the government to respect court rulings.
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Rulings in various US states have come to different conclusions on whether revenge porn bans are constitutional.
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Trump has tried to roll back those protections, but court rulings have so far kept them alive.
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" He then followed up: "On 18 to 21 Age Limits, watching court cases and rulings before acting.
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Austria and Taiwan are set to join this list following court rulings on the matter in 2017.
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Though the court rulings have thrown Congress's timeline into flux, there's no guarantee they can't be overruled.
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Among those rulings was a record $5.1 billion fine for anti-competitive practices on Google's Android devices.
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But court rulings meant that when it came to life sentences, judges could only make them concurrent.
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The amount of potentially relevant files, emails, memos, notes, articles, rulings, drafts and public statements is gargantuan.
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A number of federal judges - in Baltimore, Washington, Seattle and Riverside, California - issued rulings blocking Trump's ban.
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In recent years, major rulings legalized gay marriage nationwide and upheld Democratic President Barack Obama's healthcare overhaul.
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Without a five-justice majority, conservatives can't overturn Ninth Circuit rulings siding against the president's immigration policy.
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Iran says its judiciary is independent, and its judgments and rulings are not influenced by political interests.
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The airline's operations have shrunk dramatically since April, when lessors won definitive rulings allowing them to repossess planes.
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The high court last year put on hold lower court rulings that had invalidated various Texas electoral districts.
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Mehta has revealed at least one personal detail about himself in his rulings: his love of hip-hop.
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Both federal judges who issued injunctions last week, from Hawaii and Maryland, cited Miller's interview in their rulings.
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An FCC spokesperson was not available for an interview, but instead directed me to previous statements and rulings.
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The reasoning behind such rulings are that those files are willingly, openly, and publicly shared by their owners.
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But its passage may only be largely symbolic as it contravenes Israeli Supreme Court rulings on property rights.
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For Gawker, there are decades of rulings that have favored the media over public figures in privacy cases.
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Being father to a daughter appears to influence judicial rulings and legislative votes on topics related to gender.
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"It really, I think, sets a precedent for what we're going to see in future rulings," Hill said.
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EEOC's rulings are not law of the land, typically seen by courts as expert advice and nothing more.
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In the absence of clear federal rulings, state supreme court decisions suggest that state binding laws are unenforceable.
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Justices might be incentivized to avoid more radical rulings that would be overturned by the very next court.
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Following the rulings, the American Civil Liberties Union has promised to continue to fight against the executive orders.
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The government now threatens to punish civil servants who ignore court rulings or fail to observe party policies.
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If it were to be weaponized in a court-packing scheme, its rulings might suddenly stop being obeyed.
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The court's final rulings are likely to come smack in the middle of the 2020 presidential election campaign.
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The government appealed against rulings in both the high court and the appeal court finding its decision unlawful.
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Those rulings clashed with decisions by three other federal appeals courts that found the waivers must be enforced.
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While the boards must consider complaints, they are not required to respond to the letter or issue rulings.
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The rulings marked the latest turn in protracted court battles between the music industry and online content providers.
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Just ask big American firms like Google or Microsoft if they are ever affected by the ECJ's rulings.
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Appeals systems are supposed to be in place, but challenging government rulings is very rarely successful in China.
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Rulings by state appeals courts on state constitutional issues are not normally subject to U.S. Supreme Court review.
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The row exploded late last year when South Korean court rulings ordered Japan's Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp.
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Both rulings effectively wiped out the end-date of March 5th the Trump administration set in the autumn.
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So any part of the order not covered by the court rulings took effect at 12:01 a.m.
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Female judges have recently been allowed to sign rulings using either their maiden name or their married one.
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Both the France and UK rulings on WhatsApp and Facebook are still early cases on a country level.
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The high court picks up the case after three lower courts issued stinging rulings striking down the question.
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Washington has long sought to decrease its exposure to ICJ rulings, having already done so in the 1980s.
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State court rulings on the meaning of state law are "impervious to challenge" in the federal Supreme Court.
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It cites court rulings relating to the nationalization of Northern Rock bank in 2008 to support this statement.
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Adam Cohen, the founder of Covenant Review, said the new language sought to "opt out" of those rulings.
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ECHR rulings are legally binding, but there have been many instances in which Turkey has not implemented them.
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The resulting rulings and subsequent appeals are likely to drag on well beyond the end of this administration.
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The rulings came on the second day of jury selection for the trial, scheduled to start next week.
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The U.S. Treasury and lawmakers have criticised the EU approach of using competition law to challenge tax rulings.
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And the rulings lead to a less than 1 percent tax rate — something most other companies don't enjoy.
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Though Yameen has ignored the court rulings, he has stopped short of saying he will not obey them.
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They claimed such rulings hamper U.S. and EU economic partnership and make cracking down on tax evasion harder.
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First the Ninth Circuit rules against the ban & now it hits again on sanctuary cities-both ridiculous rulings.
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Those rulings aren't sitting well with centrist Democrats, nor is his refusal this week to endorse Roe v.
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The U.S. Treasury and lawmakers have criticized the EU approach of using competition law to challenge tax rulings.
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Now the company is asking the California Supreme Court to overturn previous rulings that upheld the takedown demand.
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Several, including the conviction of former SAC portfolio manager Michael Steinberg, were overturned because of later court rulings.
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This eventually led to five separate rulings by the supreme court on the cases of five specific couples.
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A tie "means no opinions and no precedential value", with lower-court rulings staying just where they are.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German prosecutors expect the first rulings this year in legal cases resulting from the Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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It also sharply increased the number of judges that need to be present for rulings to be made.
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What's next: Boasberg said he would try to issue his rulings, simultaneously, by the end of the month.
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Doing so would be consistent with Equal Employment Opportunity Commission rulings and federal court decisions on that issue.
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Kennedy has, over the last two years, sided with the Trump administration in a number of narrow rulings.
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Trump has said he would "seriously consider" appointing judges who would reverse rulings in favor of marriage rights.
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Trump's top economic adviser Larry Kudlow hinted Wednesday that the U.S. might not comply with unfavorable WTO rulings.
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However, no federal laws or rulings from the high court have barred a sitting president from being subpoenaed.
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That must be the main hope: that the court's rulings usher a period of negotiations, rather than hostilities.
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But the strongest sources for our months-long reporting were the primary documents themselves — court rulings and testimony.
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The cases will be argued during the court's current term, with rulings due by the end of June.
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She added that the TCU has in previous rulings exempted board members of responsibility for the losses incurred.
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On Monday afternoon, the FCC circulated to its commissioners three rulings that incorporate a recent Supreme Court decision.
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The point made in the court's rulings is that young people are biologically and psychologically different from adults.
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It's unrealistic to expect anyone to agree with all or even most of the Supreme Court's major rulings.
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Hours before Thursday's Democratic presidential debate, the Supreme Court issued two rulings that could greatly affect our democracy.
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Earlier this month, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had originally agreed to put all of the rulings on hold.
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Chuang and Watson both cited Trump's statements about Muslims during the presidential campaign as part of their rulings.
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A provision allowing multinational corporations to challenge regulations and court rulings before special tribunals is drawing intense opposition.
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The Wire Act of 1961 has concerned some in the sports betting industry because of its unclear rulings.
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Scalia was in the majority in two 5-4 rulings in recent years backing police in similar cases.
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Wednesday marks the last day for rulings in the nine-member court's current term, which began in October.
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In separate rulings, the WTO found that both planemakers had benefited from billions of dollars of unfair subsidies.
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Taken together, the rulings mark a dramatic shift in how America punishes young people convicted of violent crimes.
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But the Supreme Court's blindness to the implications for women's equality in its rulings on reproductive rights persisted.
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Trump has regularly opined on sensitive judicial proceedings from the special counsel's case to federal appeals court rulings.
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These rulings also applied to the Chinatown venue, which police alleged had the same links to organized crime.
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He posited a scenario where a Scalia-less Supreme Court could overturn rulings like District of Columbia v.
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When one country imposes rules on a company with operations across the globe, should those rulings apply everywhere?
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In a separate Supreme Court debate, justices will decide whether Moro was biased when he delivered his rulings.
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But recent court rulings indicate that the law is unlikely to be softened anytime soon, despite rising criticism.
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Trump has publicly argued for his executive order and against prior court rulings, sometimes to his own detriment.
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Charlie Savage, a legal policy correspondent for The Times, broke down Judge Kavanaugh's years of legal rulings here.
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The court's growing right flank appears to have little appetite for honoring the broader implications of those rulings.
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A famous study found that none of the 45,000 court rulings between 2004 and 2013 challenged the president.
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Courts have sentenced hundreds of Muslim Brotherhood officials and sympathizers to death, though these rulings are not final.
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They two were on opposite sides in 18 non-unanimous rulings out of 38 in which both participated.
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In their rulings on Thursday, the justices stated pointedly that their decisions were legal opinions, not political ones.
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That was the combined message of yesterday's two big Supreme Court rulings, on gerrymandering and the 2020 census.
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Kavanaugh replaced Justice Anthony Kennedy, a conservative who backed abortion rights in key rulings in 1992 and 2016.
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"As a judge, my rulings speak for themselves, and they are substantiated," he wrote in a text message.
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He became its deputy chairman and served in that post for 20073 years, drafting many of its rulings.
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Hazel, Furman and a third judge all issued rulings blocking the question, prompting the administration's Supreme Court appeal.
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But that case fell apart after several skeptical pretrial rulings by a judge, and the charges were dropped.
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Among other effects, the rulings opened the way for licensed gay bars, which proliferated in years to come.
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"Plaintiff lacks capacity to sue," he wrote in one of the rulings, SLM Education Finance Corporation v. Gray.
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In the past week, the judge issued other rulings curtailing witness testimony also involving evidence of possible corruption.
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In response, Kyl notes that Facebook has launched a content appeals process for people to challenge content rulings.
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Court rulings over time have been more permissive in antitrust cases, rendering practices that were once illegal legal.
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Russia had retained its top gold medal position by successfully appealing previous antidoping rulings that threatened the count.
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Harder also declared "a total victory for the President," at the time of one of the judge's rulings.
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Unless the Supreme Court wished to act in a nakedly partisan fashion, these rulings would stand on appeal.
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One of the rulings stated that institutional isolation of people with disabilities was also a form of discrimination.
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The rulings were issued Wednesday by U.S. District Judge John Mendez in Sacramento, and were made public Thursday.
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In Shefler's quest to retain the rights to Stoli profits around the world, court rulings have been mixed.
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And yet it may well be remembered as one of the most important rulings in modern American history.
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Four cases, including the immigration dispute, ended in 4-4 splits that left lower court rulings in place.
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I believe in court rulings on the matter of free speech, since the university is a public institution.
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His case, he noted, is grounded instead in state common law, which was unaffected by the prior rulings.
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Some states have policies or court rulings that could stop sheriffs from signing up under the proposed plan.
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The Supreme Court's rulings, whether they support the LGBTQ community or further institutionalize their discrimination, will be landmark.
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It cannot be overstated how deferentially the U.S. Supreme Court traditionally has approached rulings related to executive power.
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This love-hate relationship is reflected in the Constitution, acts of Congress, agency regulations, and many judicial rulings.
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In his judicial rulings, Chief Justice Roberts has generally been a reliable member of the court's conservative majority.
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A calculated choice to abandon arbitration after getting adverse rulings from the arbitrator certainly looks like forum shopping.
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And lower courts in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts and Michigan have issued rulings directing workplace insurers to do so.
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Gorsuch's focus on the property rights argument was foreshadowed by his rulings while serving on the Tenth Circuit.
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Those earlier rulings stemmed from petitions filed by the Movement for Quality Government in Israel, a nongovernmental group.
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With Scalia's death, the Supreme Court lost its leading conservative and a member known for pro-business rulings.
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Cotton also noted that the 9th Circuit Court's rulings are those most frequently overturned by the Supreme Court.
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The World Trade Organization has handed down favorable rulings to both sides, underscoring the complexity of the dispute.
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The probe has recently also ran into legal trouble, as some defendants secured rulings suppressing evidence against them.
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After Kollar-Kotelly's rulings, the Pentagon said it was preparing to comply and accept transgender recruits by Jan.
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Dan Haley, chief executive of the Colorado Oil and Gas Association, said the rulings send a strong message.
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Several state and federal court rulings ultimately blocked the requests to review the votes in Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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In Michigan, a recount was underway for three days until it was halted last week after court rulings.
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The rulings will prevent the so-called public charge regulation from taking effect as scheduled on Oct. 15.
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Puerto Rico needs four votes among the seven justices to overturn the rulings that invalidated the Recovery Act.
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Her rulings were often pragmatic and narrow, and her critics said she engaged in split-the-difference jurisprudence.
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An unnamed foreign government, referred to in the rulings as Country A, owns the corporation, the panel said.
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One of those rulings led to Scotland's elimination from the competition before the knockout rounds, which begin Saturday.
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The president could also be stymied by further court rulings blocking his efforts to crack down on immigrants.
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Some hospital administrators confessed in open court and received prison sentences, according to rulings cited in the lawsuit.
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The Obama administration enacted regulations and followed court rulings that protected transgender people from discrimination, upsetting religious conservatives.
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Federal judges in Virginia, Massachusetts, and Washington also made emergency rulings on various aspects of the executive order.
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Officials at the Interior Department and the White House declined to comment on the significance of the rulings.
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" It said recent court rulings blocking the administration's attempts to deport criminals, deter migrant families and tighten asylum standards, in addition to Friday's rulings, are examples of the administration "being ordered to comply with the flawed or lawless guidance of a previous administration instead of the actual laws passed by Congress.
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Other rulings on Google's Android operating system and its advertising business are expected soon in the EU. See article.
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The UN does not have its own international police force so relies on individual countries to enforce its rulings.
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McCallion said Kiobel and later rulings "leave the door open" for U.S. courts to assert jurisdiction in genocide cases.
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