The union would likely be far less likely to decertify if the injunction is overturned, as now appears likely.
A decade later, a Wisconsin law preventing people from marrying if they were behind on their child-support payments was overturned as too burdensome to the "basic civil rights of man".
By the time of the next elections, Mr. Mutscher, the speaker, was a convicted felon (his conviction was later overturned), as were a top aide and fellow House member.
In India, where many traditions are being rapidly overturned as a result of globalization, the practice of eating a home-cooked meal for lunch lives on.
That was overturned, after a judge found that the federal statute was too vague when applied in that case.
One box was overturned and being used as a dining table.
The convictions were overturned three years later by an appellate judge who cast doubt on the legitimacy of the racketeering prosecution.
An inmate from the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, where Mr. Wilson has been in prison since his death sentence was overturned, characterized Mr. Wilson as an outsize presence in their unit of the prison that housed inmates with medical and psychological problems.
Most regard the chances that it will be overturned or softened as slim.
He believes the government's rejection of Dungeness as a nuclear site could still be overturned and is in favour of a quarry to provide the necessary shingle.
