The justices referenced these cases time and again.
Near the end of his argument in the case, Golan v. Holder, No. 10-545, Mr. Falzone returned to the chief justice's reference to performers like Hendrix.
Why did the church aid and abet "the mass murderers of Jews" as they attempted to escape Allied justice (a reference to the role of high churchmen in helping ex-Nazis escape to South America)?
In his most direct remarks on the issue to date, Benedict on Tuesday called the abuse crisis "truly terrifying" and said that "forgiveness is not a substitute for justice," a reference to efforts to hold clergy members accountable for the sexual abuse of minors.
An introduction to the DoD Architecture Framework (DODAF) will be offered but the model has become so massive that one chapter will not do it justice and reference will be made to the Department of Defense manual on the model from which much of the content of Section 4.6 was derived.
Phipps' cousin, Larnell Warren, also was charged with obstruction of justice in reference to first-degree murder after he refused to finger Phipps as the shooter.
"Deference to Congress means that they across the street get to decide what the Constitution means," Jeffrey S. Sutton, representing Alabama, warned the justices, with reference to the Capitol, across First Street from the court building.
Here, EU member states demanded that Ukraine address the issue of "selective justice" -- a reference to the imprisonment of Yulia Tymoshenko, former Prime minister and political foe of President Victor Yanukovych -- and commit to preventing the recurrence of such infarctions prior to signing the agreement.
Another article of impeachment focussed on obstruction of justice, with particular reference to the Paula Jones lawsuit.
"It was an open invitation," Mr. Morrison said, acknowledging Justice Scalia's reference as a not-so-subtle reminder that friendships transcend even political lines.
