Sentence examples for cases ruling from inspiring English sources
The court overturned a law signed by Gov. Jeb Bush that would speed up the appeals of death-penalty cases, ruling unanimously that it usurped the court's authority to set judicial rules, and in 1989 overturned a law that required parental consent to get an abortion.
Should the Slaughter-House Cases ruling be revisited?
Several have expressed skepticism about many of the government cases, ruling for the government so far in 5 cases and for detainees in 26.
Epidemiologists from the centers, working with researchers at St . Jude Childrens Research Hospital in Memphis and the University of Miami, intensively investigated all three cases, ruling out other causes of transmission like breast feeding, sexual abuse and needle sticks.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a favorite tool of prosecutors in immigration cases, ruling unanimously that a federal identity-theft law may not be used against many illegal workers who used false Social Security numbers to get jobs.
And in recent years, he has written majority opinions in two of the most important cases ruling against the Bush administration's treatment of suspected enemy combatants in the war on terror — an issue the court will revisit this term, which begins Oct. 1, when it hears appeals by Guantánamo detainees challenging their lack of access to federal courts.
The text of the law school case ruling can be found at //www.supremecourtus.gov/opinions/02pdf/02-241.pdf.
But a judge dismissed the case, ruling that the legislature had indeed intended for the practice to be permitted.
Two other men found responsible in the first civil case ruling previously failed to have the findings against them overturned.
On August 12th, the judge in the case, ruling that the "victim/witness" was "unable to be located," ordered the case dismissed.
Receipts and invoices submitted by politicians in support of their expenses claims must be disclosed, following a test case ruling by leading judges.
