Sentence examples for state jurists from inspiring English sources

In "vacating" nullifying -- the Florida Supreme Court's decision to change election law by extending the recount deadline, the U.S. Supreme Court followed Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's advice to tell the state jurists to "clarify" their reasoning.

We will see, starting in New Jersey, if state jurists can move beyond their love of government spending to allow parents to wield the most effective tool available to make those quality education guarantees in state constitutions a reality.

She is as sharp as a tack and is the most published state jurist in the nation, and her awards and accolades are legion.

Florida's justices, as well as the state and federal jurists handling other aspects of the case, have a clear legal foundation.

Some past pupils are royalty from various nations, and others have become Heads of State, military officers, jurists, authors, and sportspeople.

Notably, when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that California must reduce its state prison population, jurists did not say that the state had to free them.

ALBANY — In one of his first major initiatives as the state's top jurist, Jonathan Lippman, the chief judge of New York's Court of Appeals, said he would create a permanent task force to examine wrongful convictions and recommend ways to minimize them.

Wright is suing in federal court for reinstatment, charging that the transfer stemmed from improper pressure on city court officials by the state's chief jurist, Charles D. Breitel, of the Court of Appeals.

It turns out that in Mississippi (as in about 30 other states) the top jurists are elected, and one swing-vote justice happens to be up for election in the coming year.

Here is one for the "only in New Jersey" file: A state Supreme Court justice refuses to participate in any rulings because he objects to another jurist's serving temporarily on the court.

There he earned a reputation as one of the state's most conservative jurists, retiring in the early 1990s.