Sentence examples for the justice declared from inspiring English sources

In another case, when an attorney didn't give Gorsuch a clear answer to his question, the justice declared sarcastically, "That's not a trick question".

In an order that allowed manual recounts to resume, the justices declared that the will of the voter should take precedence over "hyper-technical reliance upon statutory provisions".

The justices declared that parents have a "fundamental right to make decisions concerning the care, custody and control" of their children.

Parliament's victory and sovereignty was finally enacted in the bill of rights which, Chambers reminded the justices, declared that "suspension of [parliamentary] powers without authority is illegal".

In that case, Perry v. Florida, the justices declared that the updated death penalty statute could not be constitutionally applied to such prosecutions because it does not require unanimous juries.

Rights embedded in the law by the 1972 European Communities Act, which took the UK into what was then the European Community, cannot be removed by the government's prerogative powers, a majority of the justices declared.

"‘Separate but equal' has no place," the justices declared.

With one voice, the justices declared that Brown was indeed "the supreme law of the land".

Money, the justices declared in another burst of invention, was simply a form of speech.

But the majority of the justices declared in their 2010 Citizens United decision that such spending does not "give rise to corruption or the appearance of corruption".

By a vote of 6 to 3, the justices declared that an Alabama law authorizing such moments for "meditation or voluntary prayer" violates First Amendment prohibitions against government establishment of religion.