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Judge Young rightly found that "a meritless defense" with "the sole purpose of embarrassing the decedents' families".
Kudos to the officials who rightly found that the potential security gains from size restrictions would not justify the additional cost and inconvenience to travelers.
But the court rightly found that Mr. Moore lacked the most basic requirement for judicial office: respect for the rule of law.
The court did not overturn the August ruling, in which Judge Scheindlin rightly found that the tactics underlying the stop-and-frisk program violated the rights of minority citizens.
The original decision by Justice Leland DeGrasse of the State Supreme Court in Manhattan rightly found that the state's inequitable allocation of education money deprived New York City students of the "sound, basic education" guaranteed by the State Constitution.
Having been told in turn that the credit card, the ATM and the telephone would completely transform their business, and then found that business carried on much as usual, they have been rightly sceptical about similar predictions for the internet.
On Tuesday, the House passed a bill to fund these facilities as one of several measures to open those parts of the government whose shuttering has drawn the most criticism — a truly cynical gesture that rightly found no traction whatever in the Senate.
And so this girl, quite rightly, found it a bit much that when she came to concerts you would get all this emotion splurged out on the stage.
Justice John Paul Stevens, appointed by a Republican President, in a dissent joined by three other justices, rightly found this view astounding and radical, writing that the Constitution speaks only to gun ownership within the context of a militia.
Rotarians rightly found it offensive and we are sorry to have caused that offence; as part of our apology, we are changing the headline.
The Court rightly clearly found that Constance's first amendment rights had been violated.
