But nothing edible tied the cases together.
He didn't care that much about how we put cases together and how we planned to litigate.
Kleine has further reduced the opportunity for scrutiny by bunching cases together for consideration by grand jurors in swift succession.
By contrast, the Justice Department and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission have spent two years building cases together.
Police officials noted that they had rushed to put the cases together in an effort to persuade the governor.
The appeals court had heard oral arguments on the two sets of cases together, but it said Friday that the facts in the cases were "distinct".
During the seventies, the Supreme Court never knit all of Ginsburg's cases together into a single ruling that banned gender discrimination on the same terms as race discrimination.
"Women's Murder Club," a new ABC drama about four women who work homicide cases together, is more of a throwback to "Charlie's Angels".
"No!" Kellner had hoped that all three victims would testify at the same trial, but a judge ruled that trying the cases together would prejudice the jury.
Between now and then, the courts have to pull the cases together, hear them, decide them and make map adjustments if needed.
Alternatively, the Supreme Court could decide to hear the cases together — there is now a clear and direct path to doing so.
