Sentence examples for precedents I from inspiring English sources

Because neither party contests the validity of these precedents, I join Justice Scalia’s dissent.

Under those precedents, I agree with the Court's holding and join the Court's opinion.

Aware of the precedents I list above, the left is often suspicious of those tiny few with a mainstream platform.

In Schuette, an attorney for the respondent, Shanta Driver, asked the court to strike down the Michigan amendment based on these precedents:I think Hunter-Seattle provides the line.

Because the Court of Appeals' unpublished opinion * cannot be squared with our harmless-error precedents, I would vacate the judgment and direct the Court of Appeals to review the sentence under the proper standard.

Because there are so few precedents, I don't think people fully understand how risky it is".

While I don't want to set a dangerous precedent (i.e. that I'm a soft touch) it pleases me to no end to see kids actually interested in this stuff.

1 It is often said of such systems that in practice earlier decisions are used by later courts in ways parallel to their use in jurisdictions with an official doctrine of precedent, i.e., that there is an unofficial practice of precedent (see many of the essays in MacCormick and Summers 1997).

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OIL DEFENDANTS AGAIN ASSAIL WALSH; Counsel Concludes Plea Against Indictment in Lease Cases by Alleging "Prejudgment". CALL RADIO TALK WRONG Precedent Is Declared Bad and the Consequences Momentous.

It provides for access to such agency documents (letter rulings and technical advice memoranda) and their "background file documents" but also states that "Unless the Secretary otherwise establishes by regulations, [they] may not be used or cited as precedent". Id. § 6610 j)(3).