Sentence examples for cases questioning from inspiring English sources

When the Supreme Court returns from its summer recess, it will decide whether to add to its docket cases questioning the constitutionality of the law.

In the 1950s and '60s the ACLU handled cases questioning the constitutionality of loyalty oaths and the blacklisting of supposed left-wing "subversives".

Defense lawyers have filed motions in more than a dozen cases questioning whether their clients received fair treatment, and Ms. Rice said it was possible that some convictions could be overturned.

The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to decide next month whether it will review a number of cases questioning the constitutionality of DOMA.

Gary Taubes makes a strong case questioning the conventional wisdom in the fight against obesity.

CHARLOTTE, N.C., April 6 — President Bush on Thursday faced some unusually tough — even hostile, in one case — questioning from members of a nonpartisan audience on a swing through North Carolina as part of his campaign to buoy support for the Iraq war.

And, on the term's last day, in a case questioning the validity of Oklahoma's particular method of administering lethal-injection drugs for executions, Justice Stephen Breyer wrote a forty-page dissent questioning the constitutionality of the death penalty itself, and calling for a challenge raising that question.

During earlier sessions of the trial, lawyers cited many flaws in the prosecution's case, questioning how the lead investigator had been able to identify all 21 customers and five attendants in such a badly lit environment as a bathhouse, and subsequently to remember the elaborate ways in which they had supposedly been having sex.

We continue to await the verdict of NFL-appointed investigator Ted Wells on the former matter, while US District Judge Anita Brody has denied preliminary approval for a $785m settlement in the latter case – questioning whether that sum would be sufficient to cover the medical costs of retirees.

And in 2007, the Supreme Court refused to hear adult-store owner Sherri Williams's case questioning the constitutionality of laws that prohibit the sexual use of vibrators in other states such as Massachusetts, Louisiana, Texas, and Virginia.

Earlier this year, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press sent a letter to acting U.S. Attorney Channing Phillips, who is overseeing the case, questioning the charges and declaring that "being near a newsworthy event is no crime for anyone, reporters included".