"It is our recommendation that the court cast a wide net, looking for rules or actions that will increase competition today by lowering entry barriers," the economists wrote.
"The first thing that went through my mind was something the Dodgers used to say: 'We was robbed.' " The court cast its own vote for Mr. Bush, he said.
A female lawyer took up her case immediately afterward, but the court cast the blame on Mathura, calling her a woman of "easy virtue," and the two police officers were released.
The court cast aside nearly 70 years of precedent in the area of federalism, holding that Congress cannot use its powers under the Commerce Clause or the 14th Amendment to regulate matters that touch on state interests, unless the court approves.
In rejecting the argument that individual acts of violence against women had, in the aggregate, a substantial effect on commerce, the court cast strong doubt on the theory by which the Seventh Circuit had endorsed the migratory bird rule.
The government suffered a second difficult day in its Microsoft antitrust case when a federal appeals court cast doubt about a judge's order last year to break the company in two.
The government suffered a second difficult day of questioning in its Microsoft antitrust case today when a Federal appeals court cast doubt about a judge's order last year to break the company in two.
The ruling came in a 15-year-old dispute about a United States Senate race in Colorado that had reached the Supreme Court once before, in 1996, when a divided court cast doubt on the limits' constitutionality without resolving the issue.
In its judgment on the Lisbon treaty, the German constitutional court cast doubt on the democratic credentials of the European Parliament, arguing that the Bundestag had greater legitimacy.Another possibility, if elections are the answer, is to avoid the parliament and elect the president of the commission directly.
