But redistricting simply for partisan advantage -- so long as it doesn't result in less minority representation and isn't too geographically egregious -- is not generally considered grounds for court interference.
Healey argued in a motion to dismiss that Younger abstention which is based on a "a strong federal policy against federal court interference with pending state judicial proceedings"—should apply because ExxonMobil was pursuing a parallel action in Massachusetts state court to challenge the CID.
And then we have the possibility of really helping you with what you're really worried about, which is undue court interference, by shaping the substantive right to deal with all those problems of the military that led you to begin your talk by reminding us of those problems.
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Neill's comments follow criticism of Truss's appointment from Lord Falconer, the former Labour lord chancellor, and Lord Faulks, who quit as Tory justice minister as he accused Truss of failing to display the necessary independence to defend the legal profession and courts from interference from politicians.
In its eagerness to preserve its own unanimity and to show undue deference to a state court's interference in a federal election, the high court in Washington had temporized in its first opinion.
What it may protect by suit in this court from interference in the name of property outside of the state's jurisdiction, one would think that it could protect by statute from interference in the same name within.
But any hope of international pressure – if it is ever a good idea for the people of a sovereign state to court outside interference – must have been dashed by the supine performance of the west with regard to the elections in Sudan and Afghanistan.
Due to costly court expenses and immediate jailing of those accused of criminal offences, people in the Song preferred to settle disputes and quarrels privately, without the court's interference.
The Party has announced "rule of law" reforms intended to strengthen top-down control over the legal system and shield courts from local interference.
