Later cases often involve just-discovered birth defects.
Were the problems being faced in later cases issues that you and your fellow justices considered?
Mr. Gottlieb has had trouble recruiting the same law firm to represent him in later cases.
Later cases suggest that for their owners some books had almost talismanic power.
Later cases have largely formed the bullet points of Mr. Cruz's stump speech.
Later cases, though, may get contentious.In this section Measuring the measurers Who's the patsy?
Later cases clarified that the Crown did not have a pre-eminent claim on territory not covered by treaty.
Over time, the Supreme Court's 1951 decision, which put public peace ahead of freedom of expression, was superseded by nearly opposite judgments in later cases.
It would have been enough, she said, to strike down the extremely restrictive Texas law at issue in Roe and leave further questions for later cases.
But that tightening – about a week before Church's arrest – did not prevent Church's prolonged detention without a lawyer, nor the later cases where lawyers were unable to enter.
In later cases, the court softened this rule -- a person forced to testify before Congress could be prosecuted so long as the testimony and all evidence found as a result of that testimony were excluded.
