Most people I know who practice faith are not villains seeking to control others and judge their neighbors.
The state had argued that the district should regain control, and the judge agreed that the state and district had done as much as they could to meet standards for integration in 15 areas like testing, reading skills and staff desegregation and safety.
In a separate opinion agreeing with the ruling, U.S. Circuit Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson wrote that legislatures are better equipped than courts to tackle the problem of gun control, and thus judges should be wary of "constitutionalizing" these legislative choices.
The second half of the 20th century was an age of binary choices: the era of the cold war and a pervasive sense of democratic crisis, inflamed by ideas of workers' control and elected judges.
Through these readings and his own experience, Dreiser came to believe that human beings are helpless in the grip of instincts and social forces beyond their control, and he judged human society as an unequal contest between the strong and the weak.
Local Communist Party officials control prosecutors and judges in their domains, and they can use the legal system to carry out political persecutions.
He immediately alerted the fire brigade control room and, judging the intensity of the fire from a distance, asked it to send eight fire engines.
Participants touched abrasive paper, synchronizing their touch with changes in the intensity of sounds or with the onset of beeps (control condition), and judged the tactile roughness or length of the stimuli, using the magnitude estimation method.
The judges worked in tandem, beginning in 2002, with Judge Conahan controlling the budget and Judge Ciavarella overseeing the juvenile courts.
Police raided houses controlled by Houghton and Judge in 2012 and freed several suspected victims of human trafficking.
