Sentence examples for group of justices from inspiring English sources

The winner of the race for president will inherit a group of justices who frequently split 5 to 4 along ideological lines.

These intervening appointments mean that if there was an initial violation, it is no longer continuing for this group of justices.

Some justice or group of justices (it takes four votes to accept a case) spotted this case as a potential vehicle for saying something bigger about abortion and its regulation.

There is a growing consensus — outside the court — that the justices should change how they handle recusals: requiring a justice to explain any decision to recuse or not, and having a group of justices review each recusal decision.

I have the great privilege currently of serving on the Texas Supreme Court, and it's been a tremendous honor to serve the citizens of Texas and to work with this particular group of justices.

The Supreme Court's decision was particularly interesting for its use of original intent by a group of justices who are not known for turning to that tool of constitutional interpretation.

Where the two groups of justices parted company was on what should happen next, given the constitutional infirmity on which all agreed.

Six groups of justices were sent out in 1192, but in 1193 none were sent out, and even the justices based in Westminster held few sessions.

When Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg says that her comments are sometimes ignored in the group of male justices until someone else makes the same point, she is reporting the experience of countless lone women in male groups.

A group of other justices — serving in rotation or randomly chosen — could review each decision about recusal and have the power to overrule it.

A group of other justices — serving in rotation or randomly chosen — could review each decision about recusal and, when necessary, have the power to overrule it.