Sentence examples for briefs on behalf from inspiring English sources
"We're talking 'Brave New World' here," said Edward White, associate counsel of the Thomas More Center for Law and Justice, a public interest law firm that focuses on traditional values and is one of several national groups that have filed briefs on behalf of either side in the case.
That decision galvanized the real estate industry, which submitted briefs on behalf of the Tishman Speyer partnership.
A group of investment funds that hold Argentine debt created in the restructuring has filed briefs on behalf of the country.
Briefs on behalf of network broadcasters in that case are due Aug. 1, and oral arguments are expected to be scheduled for November.
Mr. Srinivasan also represented several clients at O'Melveny & Myers that conservatives may criticize him over, filing amicus briefs on behalf of groups opposed to voter ID laws and supporting affirmative action policies in university admissions.
Among those who submitted friend-of-the-court briefs on behalf of the parish board were the Christian Legal Society and the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America.
More recently, Cruz authored an amicus brief, on behalf of thirty-one states, supporting the anti-gun-control argument in the District of Columbia v. Heller.
By Jelani Cobb During the 2008 Vice-Presidential debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin, in St . Louis Biden offered a memorable brief on behalf of struggling communities like the one in Pennsylvania where he spent his childhood.
During the 2008 Vice-Presidential debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin, in St . Louis Biden offered a memorable brief on behalf of struggling communities like the one in Pennsylvania where he spent his childhood.
After Dr. Griffin published a second brief on behalf of animal consciousness in the 1980's, one behaviorist labeled it " 'The Satanic Verses' of animal behavior".
The New York Times Company was one of 32 publishing and broadcasting organizations filing a brief on behalf of Nike, which is represented by Prof. Laurence H. Tribe of Harvard Law School and Walter Dellinger, a former acting solicitor general, among other lawyers.
