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The rule was upheld by the Ninth Circuit in Sampsell v.

The prosecution moved, successfully, to have the defendant's original statement admitted in order to impeach his friend's testimony, and this exception to the exclusionary rule was upheld by the Illinois Supreme Court.

Apostasy, too, seems to have been seldom punished in practice, however strongly the rule was upheld in theory.

When the meeting was held on January 24 , 1964 the Alabama president voted against Dodd's position and the 140 Rule was upheld.

But despite the high-priced legal talent hired (with our tax dollars) by for-profit colleges to fight the gainful employment rule, the final 2014 version of the rule was upheld by five different federal judges.

The rule is upheld by the obvious and apparently immutable hierarchical distinction between what critics and artists do.

The question that remains is how Trump's administration will choose to handle the ongoing legal proceedings, and what it will do if the rule is upheld.

The PCAOB is expected to declare by year's end that if a foreign auditor has not been inspected properly by American authorities, it will be deregistered.If such a rule is upheld by courts and confirmed as policy, it would mean the Big Four's affiliates in China could lose many multinationals as clients, as American laws require firms to use registered auditors.

"But we also caution against a reach that goes well beyond that, and stress the importance of the democratic rule being upheld".

If this rule is upheld by the courts, it will provide a clear message to business that as a matter of settled law, the U.S. has begun to transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy.

If this rule is upheld, this is money that will go straight from the big banks' profit margins into the main street economy -- all told, probably a $15 billion boost going back to retailers, restaurant owners, taxi cab drivers, and hopefully consumers.