"I thought the state wanted to assist the federal government in doing a task they are not entirely successfully doing," Judge Bolton told Stephen Montoya, a lawyer for a Phoenix police officer who challenged the law as unconstitutional and likely to force him to racially profile.
This allows us to ask the question if worms that age more successfully, as judged by their motility phenotype, have on average higher (more preserved) mtDNA copy number than worms that age less well.
In our task, although participants encoded person-descriptive words in relation to their conceptual self highly successfully (as judged by their subsequent accurate source memory for those words), such episodic encoding appears not to have elicited automatic self-referential processing to the same degree as did personal semantic facts in Moran et al.'s experiment.
With the backing of the Pendergast machine, Truman launched his political career in 1922, running successfully for county judge.
He successfully asked the judge to grant prosecutors a private hearing to argue the case for secrecy in what he said was an "exceptional" case.
But Sharon L. McCarthy, an assistant United States attorney handling the case, successfully persuaded the judge to stick to the guidelines, which suggested a sentence of 33 to 41 months.
Mr. Siskind successfully petitioned a judge to have Mr. Young declared mentally incompetent, and his affairs were placed in the control of legal guardians.
When Mr. Celester was convicted on Federal fraud charges for misusing department funds, Mr. Grant, now a Superior Court judge, successfully pressed Mayor James to replace him with Mr. Santiago.
"If I don't sign up and I am successfully sued, a judge would award exemplary damages against me," he said, adding that he could not risk his family's financial future.
They successfully petitioned a judge to keep Simmons' indictment sealed until his arrest today, noting that Simmons "has a history of acting in an aggressive manner, and is likely aware of the imminent nature of the charges in this case". .
