I nonetheless join the opinion of the Court, because a majority of the Court still adheres to Almeida-Sanchez and because I agree with the Court's analysis of the significance of the Government's proffered distinctions between roving and fixed-checkpoint searches.
A majority of those courts are found in the suburbs and country clubs of the Northeast and the Midwest.
The interpretation given a statute by a majority of the Courts of Appeals, of course, is due our most respectful consideration.
While a majority of federal courts of appeals have embraced the implied certification theory, they have struggled to define the scope of a contractor's duty to disclose in the absence of an agreement between the contracting parties.
Marlowe said a majority of drug courts in the U.S. have included medications as part of their treatment options.
This rule of jury secrecy, according to a majority of the courts, encourages jurors to speak candidly without fearing that their communications with each other would be revealed.
Considering Scalia's newfound hostility toward fair-share fees, many court observers were convinced a majority of the court would rule them unconstitutional – in essence creating a nationwide "right to work" law for government employees.
A majority of the court's Cambodian employees, including interpreters and translators essential to the court's functions, did not show up for work on Monday because their wages had not been paid since June, said the spokesman, Neth Pheaktra.
She urged lower courts to continue to follow the recent rulings on crime lab evidence "until a majority of this court reverses or confines those decisions".
