Sentence examples for courts reversed from inspiring English sources

The courts reversed themselves when they discovered how ineffectual their rulings were.

To protect wealthy people from criticism, the courts reversed Fox's burden of proof.

In recent months, two federal appeals courts reversed decisions by federal district courts to dismiss climate-change lawsuits, allowing the cases to go forward.

During the Vietnam War, the military charged civilians under the Uniform Code of Military Justice for various crimes but was thwarted when federal courts reversed some convictions on the grounds that Congress had never formally declared war.

In an analysis prepared for this article, Kevin M. Clermont and Theodore Eisenberg, law professors at Cornell University, found that federal appeals courts reversed civil jury awards in injury and contract cases less than 20percentt of the time in 1987.

Gorsuch disagreed with the way the court reversed the decision, called a "summary reversal," which happens when a lower court clearly erred based on well-settled case law.

They appealed, a three-judge panel of a district appeals court reversed their conviction, the full nine-judge appeals court reversed the reversal, and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals declined to do any more reversing.

The appellate court reversed that decision.

An appeals court reversed that decision.

But an appellate court reversed the award.

A higher court reversed the decision.