If we do not manage to achieve a much more diverse court in the process of filling them, we ought to be ashamed of ourselves".
As the increasingly powerful ride-sharing startup continues its rapid growth, we're tracking the diverse court battles forcing Uber and its investors to pay out.
In ending an impasse over another court nominee, the Senate president, Stephen M. Sweeney, said last year that he hoped the governor would build "a racially diverse court that looks like the state of New Jersey," but vowed to move forward on whatever nominations the governor made for the two positions coming open on the court in March.
On the issue of the court being completely composed of former federal judges, she said: "In the past, we've had a very diverse court, at times, and typically we've had people on the court who didn't serve one day as a judge.
And just as the White House staff members on that show are too noble to live in the real world, so this racially diverse court is a human-resource manager's dream: it has a black woman (Diahann Carroll) and a Hispanic man (Miguel Sandoval), and Nolan is filling the seat of a white woman killed in a car crash.
In other words, a court of nine diverse people is wiser than a court of identical minds because members of a diverse court bring different ideas to bear and productively challenge one another's interpretations of the law.
Fans visited the diverse food court and the Ted Williams Museum (free for ticket-holders) folded inside the rotunda behind center field.
CoverGirl, too, has courted diverse groups of women by signing Queen Latifah and, more recently, Drew Barrymore.
With such diverse support, the court should be credible, especially if the countries that have campaigned for the idea now throw their weight behind the reality.A voice for victimsIt will take a few years for the 60 required treaty ratifications to be achieved.
In reaffirming its prior decisions allowing race to be considered as a factor contributing to the educational benefits of a diverse environment, the Court required that, because race was being considered to some degree, "strict scrutiny" be applied to the program.
