That question was not presented to the court for decision, and no such question was considered or decided.
Every question arising under the Constitution may, if properly raised in a state court, come ultimately to this court for decision.
The head of the National Judicial Office (Art. 14) is given the constitutionally entrenched power to take any legal case and move it to a new court for decision.
On this agreed statement of facts there were submitted to the court for decision several legal propositions and questions, which were not, however, separately considered and passed upon, and need not be here specially noticed.
Here is the short version of what happened: This year the Senate passed the McCain-Edwards-Kennedy bipartisan patients' rights bill, which, in addition to providing guarantees of medical care, gives patients the right to seek redress in court for decisions made by health insurance companies that result in injury or death.
Amendments made this year to the Printing Presses and Publications Act allow a company whose application for a publishing license has been rejected to appeal to the courts for the decision to be reviewed.
Post-booking bond and docket diversion cost $238 and $205 per person, respectively; the majority of costs were incurred by the courts for court decisions.
The new edicts give the president near-absolute power and immunity from appeals in courts for any decisions or laws he declares until a new constitution and parliament is in place.
Patients can sue health plans in state courts for medical decisions and in federal courts for administrative matters, including questions of coverage.
Only Moses was in court for the decision and later indicated the family might appeal.
Yates, of Croxteth, was in court for the decision, as were Rhys's family.
