That June, Judge Jewett granted Tracy's motion to quash, without costs.
In one CNN appearance, he pointed out that Trump could quash Mueller, without going through the drama of firing him, by replacing Sessions with a new appointment who might simply reduce Mueller's budget to a bare minimum.
Then the Court of Criminal Appeal, without any explanation, quashed the prison sentence passed on one of Miss Keeler's colored men friends.
But the Supreme Court, unimpressed, could not muster the four votes necessary to hear his appeal from an atrocious lower court ruling that quashed his civil rights lawsuit without any evidence being taken, holding that the Constitution provides no remedy for his horrible treatment.
But in an interview in August, Brazil's foreign minister, Luiz Felipe Lampreia, in effect quashed the idea, which would be stillborn without Brazil's participation.
The United States quashed the idea of supporting a cease-fire without some sort of "durable solution" that would prevent Hamas from continuing to fire rockets into Israel.
Though this further uprising was quashed in 1743, conflicts in Java continued almost without interruption for the next 17 years.
The law was quashed on the basis that it was passed without sufficient quorum for a vote in parliament.
The idea is to compensate innocent people who do time in error, without rewarding guilty ones whose convictions are quashed on a technicality: the standards for quashing and paying are different.
In 2003, Congress quashed an agreement in which the Air Force would have leased (without bidding) 100 tankers from Boeing after it was discovered that a top Air Force official negotiating the deal was also negotiating a job with Boeing.
