Sentence examples for dissent explained from inspiring English sources
The new rule created in Davis v. Ayala is particularly unjust, as the Sotomayor dissent explained.
Nor does the dissent explain why the two linked provisions reimbursement and subrogation should be decoupled.
The abortion dissent explains why Thomas is so cut off on the Court, even from his fellow-conservatives.
His recent abortion dissent explains why Clarence Thomas is so cut off on the Supreme Court, even from his fellow-conservatives.
By Jeffrey Toobin June 30, 2016 His recent abortion dissent explains why Clarence Thomas is so cut off on the Supreme Court, even from his fellow-conservatives.
Justice Kennedy's dissent explains the clarity of the detention provision, and I see no obstacle to following the statute's plain meaning.
Why do judges who dissent explain their reasons?
See Bacchus, 468 U.S., at 278-287, 104 S.Ct., at 3059-3064 (STEVENS, J., dissenting) (explaining just how new the rule of that case was).
1. See also Garcia v. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority, 469 U.S. 528, 584585 (1985) (OConnor, J., dissenting) (explaining that it is through the Necessary and Proper Clause that an intrastate activity affecting interstate commerce can be reached through the commerce power).
In a 1992 dissent, Scalia explained his stance on abortion.
In her dissent, Ginsburg explained in the real world, pay disparities occur over time and comparative pay information is not available.
