Sentence examples for raised a claim from inspiring English sources

Given the Secretary's position, it is not surprising that neither he nor the Tribe raised a claim that the Tribe was under federal jurisdiction in 1934: they simply failed to address an issue that no party understood to be present.

In late May, after Israel withdrew from the south, Lebanese officials suddenly raised a claim to the land, saying it had not been Syrian, as Israel contended, but Lebanese territory.

Retaliation can be direct such as changing an employee's work location, pay or schedule, or for students, changing a grade or denying access to a program, or it can be indirect such as intimidating, threatening, or harassing an employee or student who has raised a claim or participated as a witness in an investigation.

In Price v. Johnston, 334 U.S. 266 (1948), in contrast, the Court held that the District Court abused its discretion by summarily dismissing a petition that raised a claim not asserted in any of three previous petitions filed by the same prisoner.

Insider trading may also raise a claim under state law.

The consequence of failing to raise a claim for adjudication at the proper time is generally forfeiture of that claim.

The general rule in federal habeas cases is that a defendant who fails to raise a claim on direct appeal is barred from raising the claim on collateral review.

Thus, if merely failing to raise a claim without "cause" — that is, without some external impediment to raising it — necessarily constitutes an abuse of the writ, the statutory reference to deliberate withholding of a claim would be rendered superfluous.

In Teague v. Lane, 489 U.S. 288 (1989), that Court considered a question of retroactivity as to a fair cross-section jury venire in a case also raising a claim under Batson v. Kentucky, 476 U.S. 79 (1986).

The first question presented is whether a criminal defendant may raise a claim (at trial or in a postconviction proceeding) that state officials violated Article 36 of the Convention.

We granted certiorari in these cases to consider three related questions: (1) May a criminal defendant raise a claim (at trial or in a postconviction proceeding) that state officials violated this provision?