"Brennan's colleagues learned to watch for the seemingly innocuous casual statement or footnote — seeds that would be exploited to their logical extreme in a later case," Seth Stern and Stephen Wermiel wrote in a new biography of the justice to be published in October.
If there are good reasons to believe that an earlier case was correctly decided, and if the facts in a later case are the same as those in the earlier case, then there are good reasons for believing that the same decision would be correct in the later case.
However, even Justice Callinan, who questioned the evolutionary approach in this case, affirmed in a later case (Attorney-General Western Australia v Marquet) that the effect of the Australia Act in finally recognising independence could not be doubted.
In a later case report, Rison et al. showed beneficial effects of intravenous immunoglobulin in a patient with DM and bilateral phrenic neuropathy [ 186].
Though a federal judge in a later case described him as "the ringleader of a fairly large methamphetamine distribution network," Mr. Kearbey served just seven days in jail.
To prevent prosecutors from using the confession as evidence against them in a later case, the detainees should number and date all pages.
In a later case (Yates v. United States, 1957), the Supreme Court under Chief Justice Earl Warren considerably restricted the applicability of the Smith Act.
Should the Court decline to hear Masterpiece Cakeshop, it might well choose to grant review in a later case, such as the Arlene's Flowers case, after the Court has reacquired a full complement of nine Justices.
In a later case, Yates v. United States (1957), the court offset that ruling somewhat by adopting a strict reading of the advocacy provision, construing "advocacy" to mean only urging that includes incitement to unlawful action.
