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Richard Briffault, a professor of local government law at Columbia Law School, said he doubted that the payroll decision would withstand an appeal.

Mr. Venditto said the board would strive to write a decision that would withstand a legal challenge.

Lawyers were confident after Judge Harry Seymour Crump of Hennepin County District Court ruled that his decision would not withstand appeal.

A Commerce Department spokesman expressed confidence that the decision to add the citizenship question would withstand legal scrutiny.

A Justice Department spokeswoman, Tracy Schmaler, played down the ruling as "merely a procedural decision by the court to allow this case to move forward," and predicted that the law would withstand court scrutiny.

Back in February, the two high-ranking Democrats (Schumer is a former DSCC Chairman and the third ranking Democrat in the Senate; and Van Hollen is the current DCCC Chairman) put forward a preliminary itemized plan to address the effects of Citizens United that would withstand judicial reversal by operating within the legal framework established by the Court in its decision.

Asked if he was confident the ruling would withstand Mr. Bush's appeal to the Supreme Court, Mr. Daley replied cautiously: "We feel very good about this decision".

I cannot imagine how that law would withstand the scrutiny of the supreme court of the United States, so I would hope that she'll make the right decision".

I cannot imagine how that law would withstand the scrutiny of the supreme court of the United States, so I would hope that she'll make the right decision," Kerry said.

Mr. Nikitin often said his work would withstand the elements for at least 300 years.

Experts were skeptical that the charges would withstand close legal scrutiny.