Under the Supreme Court's precedents governing municipal liability for constitutional violations, it isn't enough to prove that egregious violations occurred.
He said that while some legal rules and precedents governing the tribunals might be unclear, there was no doubt that only the judge has the authority to close the courtroom.
Plenty of laws and court precedents govern leases, but experts are unsure how the Sept. 11 catastrophe will affect the rules now.
Campaigns should set precedents for governing.
But Mr Sarkozy's public image is one of such frenetic activity that it comes as a shock to discover even he can come to a standstill.If precedent alone governed French voting behaviour, the Socialist Party ought to win next year's elections hands down.
This would respond to the banks' arguments in Clear Channel that the debt commitment letter was unenforceable because all of its material terms were not agreed to and the dispute over applicable governing precedent for the terms of the debt facility between the private equity firms and the banks.
To forestall constitutional uncertainty, Tyler immediately took the oath of office, moved into the White House, and assumed full presidential powers, a precedent that would govern future successions and eventually become codified in the Twenty-fifth Amendment.
For Alito, Scalia, and Thomas are "originalists" -- justices who claim that it is not previous Supreme Court precedent that should govern, but instead the intentions and understanding of those who drafted the Constitution (and its amendments).
