Sentence examples for draft opinion from inspiring English sources

The draft opinion, described here in an earlier post, could have wide repercussions.

Jackson, for his part, composed a draft opinion reflecting his ambivalence.

"A regular law review article!" he wrote sarcastically about comments the chief justice made about a draft opinion in 1978.

The draft opinion is not binding; some findings could change before the committee issues a final version, probably in coming weeks.

Changes to Poland's supreme court endanger the rule of law, democracy and human rights, according to a draft opinion from Europe's leading constitutional experts.

Still, the draft opinion is at the center of a continuing debate about the meaning and legal significance of the June 10 letters that dismissed the defense lawyers.

He emerges as so carefully attuned to the concerns and passions of his colleagues that he was able, time after time, to draft opinions, or help them draft opinions, in ways that could achieve five votes.

Mr. Mergen has written on federal water rights, A Misplaced Sensitivity: The Draft Opinions in Wyoming v. United States, 68 Colo.

For starters, the justices' chambers work largely as independent law offices, communicating through memorandums and draft opinions.

But Justice Rehnquist's files contain mostly un-illuminating draft opinions and perfunctory communications between the justices.

Other colleagues said Judge Sotomayor frequently sent unusually detailed, closely reasoned and helpful memorandums critiquing their draft opinions.