Sentence examples for the justice decided from inspiring English sources

Any recusal motion would be sent to both the justice involved and to the chief justice (or the senior associate justice if the motion concerned the chief justice); if the justice decided not to recuse, the reviewing justice would consider whether the motion had merit and, if so, he would refer it to the full court (minus the justice at issue) for a ruling, with recusal requiring a majority.

Citing the judicial ethics canon federal judges should follow in the event of a potential disqualification, Harris said Breyer's wife went on to sell her entire interest in Johnson Controls, and that the justice decided he would remain on the case.

Bear in mind, none of these instances suggested that the Justice decided as he did because he was bribed to do so, or that he sided with a litigant to whom he was related even by an insignificant degree of consanguinity.

They must, the justices decided.

Just one in eight Americans said the justices decided cases based only on legal analysis.

Once the justices decided to hear the Bush appeal, he added, "time became the enemy".

The justices decided 67 cases last term, about half the number in an average year two decades ago.

The State Supreme Court had based that conclusion on a roadblock case from Indianapolis that the justices decided in 2000.

The Louisiana court, voting 4 to 3, reaffirmed Mr. Snyder's conviction, leading to the renewed appeal that the justices decided Wednesday.

In fact, the justices decided that "society needs workers in all levels of jobs, the majority of which may very well be low level".

That the justices decided to pick up these cases at all, constitutional scholars say, is a strong indicator of their intention to offer a sweeping decision.