have done in reference to the court's Citizens United decision.
This is in stark contrast to the impact of judgments in references to the court of justice of the EU (CJEU), which have direct effect in our law, binding our courts.
At one point, he yelled at the judge, "Who are you?", while his fellow accused chanted "illegitimate", in reference to the validity of the court proceedings.
It's a stall tactic to prevent the board from acting," School Board president Lamar Lemmons told the Detroit News in reference to the Attorney General's court challenge.
And even when the public does know the names of detainees, such as Shafiq Rasul and Salim Hamdan, it is largely in reference to the legal strategies of supreme court cases – not the life stories of the individuals in whose names the cases have been brought.
In reference to the years when Twitter first courted developers, only to then cut off certain features as it grew and tried to find its own business and platform feet, Dorsey said: "Our relationship with developers got confusing, unpredictable.
This increase includes both compulsory admissions in crisis situations without reference to the courts ("compulsory admissions") and compulsory admissions after recourse to the courts ("court orders") [ 4].
"What I support is drug court," Jeffries added, in reference to the state program the candidate often told listeners he had helped expand as state assistant attorney general under former Governor Jon Corzine.
"What's happened since then is that the Supreme Court did its best to get rid of the affirmative right to vote," Glass explained, in a reference to the Court's recent decision in Shelby County v. Holder.
Mr. Kenyatta made a thinly veiled reference to the court in his inauguration speech, saying that "Kenya will strive to uphold our international obligations," but that these obligations must be based on "mutual respect".
