Self-Representation In Indiana v. Edwards, No. 07-208, the court will decide the circumstances under which a mentally ill defendant, if found competent to stand trial, is entitled to represent himself.
She confirmed their belief that Ali - as the daughter of a white British mother and a father from Dhaka - was not entitled to represent their community, and did so with all the casual racism of a white author.
The brief for the proponents of Proposition 8 said that they were entitled to represent the interests of the state and that the justices should not allow executive branch officials to veto the wishes of the electorate.
The two other semifinal teams will emerge from the quarterfinal play, where these were the midpoint scores by captain: Gail Greenberg, 82 victory points Nadine Wood, 52.36 Lynne Schaefer, 47.47 Lynn Baker, 47.06 Ginney Schuett, 41.2 Barbara Heller, 27.31 When play ends on Monday, the winners will be entitled to represent the United States in the 2004 world championships in Istanbul in October.
At the first status conference on 30 August 2001, the Trial Chamber noted that Milošević was entitled to represent himself and rejected the Prosecution's suggestion that it should impose defence counsel upon him.
Given the fact that IOC-regulations base Olympic nationality on an athlete's citizenship status es) and countries employ different citizenship laws, there are always situations in which athletes are entitled to represent different countries, because they have multiple citizenship.
In the summer of 2016, in a decision involving Columbia University, the NLRB reversed that long-standing precedent and ruled that private university graduate teaching and research assistants are employees for purposes of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), and, therefore, are entitled to be represented by unions if they wish to be.
I don't expect to see myself cast as a quarterback for the Giants any more than I feel entitled to be represented as burly meathead who runs around hunting for terrorists.
