Moreover, the absence of findings of fact denies this court a basis for determining whether the provisions of the decree are in the public interest, which they most decidedly are not.
Although these groups take stands that are controversial to segments of the public, and may believe that they are targeted because of the positions they take, none has provided the Court with a basis for finding that their organization, and thereby their membership, faces the hardships that the NAACP and SWP were found to suffer by the Supreme Court.
"We need to drill down into the figures and ensure that they are examined on a court-by-court basis.
As a basis for the court's jurisdiction, Georgia invoked the 1965 International Convention for the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, which it said Russia had violated.
But he doesn't believe either of those have taken place, giving a court the basis to decide the move was "arbitrary and capricious".
[C8.] Court Limits Basis for Stock Suits The Supreme Court ruled in a closely watched fraud case that an accusation that a company's misrepresentations caused an inflated share price was insufficient as a basis for a lawsuit.
"I do that because, regardless of your view as to whether it is worth it or not, I can't equate the avoidance of the unpleasantness associated with coming to court on a daily basis with a relinquishment of any possibility, however remote you may believe it to be, of your not being found guilty".
Evidence used to convict asylum seeker Sayed Abdellatif in an Egyptian military court – the basis for his indefinite detention in Australia – was obtained by torture, court documents state.
Under Supreme Court precedent, state criminal defendants whose convictions are final may generally not avail themselves of "new rules" by petitioning for habeas corpus in federal court on the basis of a favorable new Supreme Court decision.
Here the decisions of the courts are the basis of the law.
