At present, the best candidates for legal victories overturning data-driven evaluations are plaintiffs facing made-up metrics for teachers of non-tested subjects.
Many bishops, including Archbishop Dolan, have participated in an annual protest outside the United States Supreme Court demanding that the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, which made abortion legal, be overturned.
Yet Mr Carson, who has been seeking to appeal to the socially conservative base of Republican voters as he makes his way around the country, said he would to see the historic 1973 Supreme Court ruling on Roe v Wade that safeguarded the right to legal abortions, overturned.
The Bush administration's legal opinion overturned more than 30 years of interpretation of the Endangered Species Act.
It is unfortunate that the court never explained the legal rationale for overturning the ban.
This year they're trying to steal additional Congressional seats in Colorado and Texas, overturning legal redistricting plans.
Justices Felix Frankfurter and Robert H. Jackson, though staunchly opposed to segregation, were troubled by the legal propriety of overturning a well-established precedent.
Mr. Aloko rejected criticism that the special court had no constitutional or legal basis for overturning the elections, and that at most it could prosecute cases of fraud.
Overturning legal abortion may in fact be the one thing they all agree on — so it doesn't come up much in debates, speeches or interviews.
The court's legal rationale for overturning the ban was not made public, but many lawmakers had questioned the murky process by which a committee with disputed authority, known as the Accountability and Justice Commission, was able to bar nearly one in six candidates based on evidence that has never been made public.
