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But Samsung's ban seems to have been overturned because it tried to use its ownership of a standards-essential patent (SEP) for 3G systems to force Apple to license it a non-essential patent relating to its interface software.

"The extreme law should have been overturned, because it restricted the freedom of Iowa women and girls to care for their bodies, and it forced motherhood on them," she told the Register.

Chances are it'll be overturned, because it would be absolute chaos if it weren't.

(Although it was Senior Assistant Atty. Gen. Christopher Krueger, arguing that Prop. 8 be overturned because it repealed an inalienable right, who fared the worst at the hearing, many say, due to his performance).

The ICC executive board has ruled in Singapore that a referral should not be lost if it is overturned because of a failure of technology.

The State Supreme Court has ruled that five people who served time in prison for child molestation cannot sue the county for its prosecutors' actions, though the sentences were overturned because of prosecutorial misconduct.

"We have seen one example already of a bribery conviction that was overturned because of McDonnell, and that is a very ominous sign," he continued, referring to former NY State Assembly speaker Sheldon Silver, whose corruption conviction was overturned this July.

Oakland recovered the ball, but the play was overturned because of the current tuck rule.

But the convictions were overturned because of an unconstitutional ruling by the trial judge.

In 2003 his conviction for the explosives-shipping was overturned because, wrote the judge, the government had lied.

Though felons were found to have voted illegally, the result was overturned because of fraudulent absentee ballots.