Plaintiffs' contest arises under 102.168(3)(c): the "rejection of a number of legal votes sufficient to change or place in doubt the result of the election".
The basic federal statute governing presidential elections, contained in Title 3 of the United States Code, provides that when "any controversy or contest" arises concerning the appointment of electors, a state's own "judicial or other methods or procedures" for resolving the dispute "shall be conclusive, and shall govern in the counting of the electoral votes".
When the selection contest arose in 1985, it was widely expected that the Militant candidate, Jim Cameron, would be selected to succeed him.
Although variation in motivation to win contests, which arises from differences in residual reproductive value between opponents, is likely to be important for determining age-related investment in fighting strategies, other factors may also produce age-related effects.
Mr. Wolfe, a co-author of a new book, "Kid Pickers: How to Turn Junk into Treasure" (Feiwel and Friends), said in a phone interview that the contest idea arose because so many of the show's young viewers wanted to tell stories about their own discoveries.
If such contests should arise, who could more properly decide them, than those who are to swear to do justice?
Adams won several championships in skateboarding and surfing, and was renowned for a style so fluid that he was nicknamed "pure seed" and even "the chosen one". But he mostly shied away from the big-money contests that arose from the sports.
." Naturally, in such a system, "contests respecting power must arise".1293 Contests respecting power may frequently arise in a federal system with dual structures of courts exercising concurrent jurisdiction in a number of classes of cases.
As a result, New York State will no longer contest fiscal obligations arising from the original case, which dates to 1980.
It will therefore come as no surprise to my local party to learn that, having remained totally loyal to the democratically elected leader of our party since his election, I will stay loyal to Jeremy during the contest that has arisen from that coup, and he will have my vote in this election.
So the question arises: Is the caption contest inherently biased toward, as Sarah Palin would have it, some _Times-_reading, lefty-liberal sense of humor?
