Moreover, most precedent works were taking efforts in improving optical extraction by fabricating optical micro-resonator, which demanded complicated process and could hinder the carrier transport.
2. Obama established one of the most reckless precedents imaginable: that any president can secretly order and oversee the extrajudicial killing of American citizens.
The case actually turns on a fairly narrow question of international law — and it involves one of the most peculiar precedents in Supreme Court history.
The two most relevant precedents are Argentina, which in 2001-2 abandoned a one-tone-to-one between the peso and dollar, and the new states created from the former Soviet Union and Yugoslavia, which introduced new currencies.
In one cutting remark, Ginsburg summed up how Gorsuch's patronizing lecture omitted some of the Court's most important precedents, and Smith gratefully followed up on it: "That's what Reynolds v. Sims and Baker v. Carr did, and a number of other cases that have followed along since".
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Referring to one of the most important precedents in this area, a 1989 decision that invalidated a minority set-aside program for public contracts in Richmond, Va., they said the latest action "invites speculation that that case has effectively been overruled".
All of the Justices, however, basically accepted her view that the two most analogous precedents were Hunter v. Erickson (1969) and Washington v. Seattle School District (1982).
Regardless of what Trump can persuade Congress to do, the current Court is not likely to overrule one of its greatest and most important precedents.
On Wednesday, he suggested that the Whiting decision was the most apt precedent.
