Sentence examples for in earlier cases from inspiring English sources

And in 2005 the high court reaffirmed its belief, stated in earlier cases, that dog sniffs do not violate the Fourth Amendment -- at least when it comes to cars and luggage.

Two of Mr. Lara's sisters, his brother-in-law, and nine other members of the smuggling ring were arrested in New York and also pleaded guilty to drug-related charges in earlier cases dating back to April 1999.

In earlier cases, including one from last June challenging the admissions policies of the University of Texas, the court has said that race-conscious selection can be constitutionally permissible in states that wish to use them.

Although it had its roots in earlier cases, it was first described in 1965's Griswold v. Connecticut as a "zone of privacy" emanating from specific rights granted expressly by the Bill of Rights.

At the beginning of 2002, however, the case was transferred to Judge Melinda Harmon, who in earlier cases had viewed groups of plaintiffs with disfavor and had instead selected the single client with the greatest monetary loss.

3. Comparable phenomena have been observed in earlier cases of East Asian development.

4. The doctrine had been consistently applied by other federal courts in earlier cases.

The doctrine had been consistently applied by other federal courts in earlier cases.

Such dialectical subleties may serve well enough for purposes of explaining away uncritical language in earlier cases.

In earlier cases brought before the GMC, the panel criticised Patel's failure to identify visible injuries on a child's body.

In earlier cases, reformists were convicted and sentenced to long prison terms, which often were significantly reduced by appeals courts.