The police need a court order because of laws designed to guard patients' privacy.
An appeals court had overturned the earlier order because of the copyright element.
The judge said the visa was in order because of the violation of Ms. Villegas's civil rights.
The members were part of a band subgroup called the Red Dawg Order because of their Georgia roots.
Francis talked, too, about how he was mistaken as an "ultraconservative" when he first ran an order, because of his abrupt manner and quick way with decisions.
Sotomayor and her colleagues assert that they issued the summary order because of the thoroughness of the district-court opinion, or, alternatively, because of overwork.
People who were driven outside of the social order, because of their sexual identity, were driven in the direction of doing amazing, creative things".
Some of Francis's companions survived him for many years and remained true to his code, as did other, later recruits who joined the order because of the code.
Mr. Shinn dissolved the order because of noncompliance and told Mr. Must to apply to the State Appellate Division for a new stay.
A misfire of the first order because of the bad optics, it was the fault, aides insist, of the Detroit Economic Club that hosted it.
Trees may also be associated with the divine order because of some incident and subsequently venerated, as was the bodhi tree, under which the Buddha received his Enlightenment.
