Sentence examples for a case being argued from inspiring English sources

That issue is central to a case being argued on Monday, a challenge by Maine smokers to Philip Morris's marketing of "light cigarettes" as safer than regular ones.

But the idea of a justice citing current events that occurred after a case was argued is not an everyday occurrence.

Perhaps you've heard that there's a rather important health care case being argued before the Supreme Court today?

To start, he should have his solicitor general file a brief in the Proposition 8 case being argued before the Supreme Court in March, saying that California's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.

As they had when an earlier case was argued in October, many of the justices agreed that partisan gerrymandering is a serious problem that disfigures democracy.

That case was argued by a different lawyer, Roberta Kaplan.

Lawyers for the detainees will have a chance to respond before the case is argued in early December.

The court's opinion came two days after the case was argued before a three-judge panel.

One thought: If the case is argued before a jury, Mr. Morvillo, who thinks swiftly but speaks plainly and has a rough-edged appeal, may be able to extend his mantle over his frosty client.

The play follows the two women who made Roe v. Wade a reality, showing how the famous case was argued and won — and how it has been ceaselessly relitigated ever since.

The case was argued for a couple of hours; McCorvey was not present.