Sentence examples for case held that from inspiring English sources

Brady v. Maryland, a landmark 1963 case, held that theConstitution requires the prosecution to turn overfavorable evidence to the defense.

The Court in each case held that § 2 did not give States the authority to override congressional legislation.

The Fletcher case held that property rights that had vested could not be displaced by legislative fiat.

In 1971, the Pentagon Papers case held that even in cases of national security, there is a "heavy presumption against [the] constitutional validity" of prior restraints.

So that the court, in the present case, held that the act of 1902 changed the former law in two essential particulars: '1.

The majority in that case held that the Migration Act required a person to be detained even if there was no reasonable prospect of removal.

At least one American case, holding that English libel law is repugnant to U.S. constitutional standards, refused to enforce a London libel judgment.

Mr. Justice Field alone dissented from the opinion in that case, holding that, as it is insisted here, there should be a specific charge of a conspiracy to do something affecting the election of the federal officer.

In 2000, Judge Alicemarie H. Stotler of Federal District Court in Santa Ana, Calif., dismissed the case, holding that Suzuki could not prove that the magazine had acted with actual malice, the legal term for intentional or reckless fabrication.

On Wednesday, a Montana federal judge denied Anglin's motion to dismiss the case, holding that speech in encouraging anti-Semitic harassment was not entitled to First Amendment protection.

Google then takes it one step further, citing a case holding that "if any investigation is required to determine whether material is infringing, then those facts and circumstances are not red-flags".