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A separate challenge in Virginia federal court has also been rejected, and the plaintiffs have also appealed that decision.

He said it would reinforce arguments the group had made in a separate challenge in Michigan to another surveillance section of the act.

Anthony Romero, executive director of the A.C.L.U., called the ruling a "stunning victory against John Ashcroft's Justice Department". He said it would reinforce arguments the group had made in a separate challenge in Michigan to another surveillance section of the act.

A separate challenge manifested itself in the complex crowd dynamics that changed San Fransokyo from a series of buildings into a living, breathing city.

On Wednesday, the Senate Commerce Committee will hear testimony about copyright protection and consumer privacy from lawyers for Verizon and SBC, which has filed a separate challenge to the subpoenas in federal court in San Francisco.

The government still faces a separate challenge against plain packaging in the World Trade Organisation after Ukraine, Honduras, Indonesia, Dominican Republic and Cuba argued the measure breached Australia's international obligations.

Signaling that the Washington case is now the priority, Schneiderman also withdrew from a separate challenge to the first order filed in the federal court in the eastern district of New York.

On July 12 , 2016 in a separate challenge to the CFPB's constitutionality, State National Bank of Big Spring v. Lew, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, following remand from the D.C. Circuit, deferred ruling on the plaintiffs' attack on the CFPB on separation of powers grounds because PHH's case was pending before the D.C. Circuit.

Eaton, will once again take up the fight for voting rights later this year as a plaintiff in a separate challenge to HB589's voter ID provisions.

But the state is also enveloped in a separate challenge to how the GOP-controlled General Assembly drew 28 state House and Senate districts, which a lower court also found were racially gerrymandered and may soon need to be redrawn.

Both the Maryland federal judge that ruled for Cox's side and a Hawaii federal judge in a separate challenge to the executive order specifically pointed to Trump's campaign pledge as relevant evidence supporting the conclusion that the travel ban likely violated the Constitution's bar on the government expressing a religious preference.