They ruled: "Mr Justice Mitting was entitled to conclude that there was a reasonable prospect of deportation taking place within a reasonable time".
"She [the judge] was entitled to conclude that on the undisputed evidence no jury, correctly directed as to law, could properly convict," Lord Justice Hughes and Mr Justice Collins said today.
In their ruling on Wednesday, the appeal judges said the immigration panel last November "was entitled to conclude that there is a real risk that the impugned statements will be admitted in evidence at a retrial and that, in consequence, there is a real risk of a flagrant denial of justice".
"The jury was entitled to conclude that the thing that changed Sandy Annabi's mind about the Ridge Hill Project was her benefactor Zehy Jereis' financial interest in getting the project approved," the judge, Colleen McMahon of Federal District Court in Manhattan, wrote in her decision.
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Sidestepping a debate over whether a free press should be "entitled to be tasteless and indecent," he concluded that any new regulator of the British press should have the power to accept complaints from women's groups (rather than being instructed only to respond to complaints from individuals).
You may be entitled to condensation".
Anyone will be entitled to sell newspapers.
Be entitled to make a complaint.
They added: "The reporter was fully entitled to conclude that the cumulative impact on visual amenity was sufficient to render the proposal contrary to the development plan, and that, in itself, this justified refusal of planning permission.
