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However, even though the appointment of judges is counter-majoritarian in nature, this does not mean that the concept of representative democracy is undermined, as it appears that a counter-majoritarian judiciary more effectively upholds the Constitution and the concept of representative democracy.

In upholding the law school plan, Mr. Lorber said, "they effectively upheld employers' affirmative action plans".

The Supreme Court effectively upheld the constitutionality of Proposition 209 in November 1997 by refusing to hear a challenge to its enforcement.

The law remains in place and has effectively upheld the gentry's rights to stolen goods for 400 years.

The decision effectively upheld the ban that began on March 17 -- the day the board originally imposed the moratorium -- and runs until June 2001.

Stein's campaign condemned the judgment and promised to challenge the Michigan Court of Appeals decision Goldsmith effectively upheld with his ruling.

A federal judge effectively upheld that ruling on Wednesday night, halting the recount effort, which had begun on Monday.

In March, it issued a nine-word decision that effectively upheld an earlier ruling that sided with the teachers' union at the center of the case.

We are even more fortunate to have the innovation of permanent supportive housing which enables us to effectively uphold these rights.

The ruling effectively upholds a 1976 Supreme Court ruling that found election spending caps unconstitutional.

To effectively uphold this fundamental American value, the integrity and independence of the Supreme Court must be above reproach.