Professor Musalo has represented other abused women seeking asylum and recently took up the case of L.R.
Your new book takes up the case of Stephen Ward, who was at centre of the Profumo affair.
As an example, Dr. Muller, a physician, brought up the case of a resident with asthma who often had to cross the street to avoid smokers.
Next year, for example, the Court may take up the case of whether the Federal Communications Commission has the authority to mandate net neutrality.
ON a warm spring morning several years ago, the admissions committee at Wesleyan University took up the case of a candidate with seemingly impeccable credentials.
We are constantly told that to bring up the case of the government's foreign policy would be to justify the acts of extremists and terrorists.
IN 1928, the Supreme Court took up the case of Roy (Big Boy) Olmstead, a bootlegger whose phones had been tapped by federal agents without a warrant.
So, on the Senate floor, Paul brought up the case of two actual US citizens killed by drone strikes, Anwar al-Awlaki and his son, Abdulrahman.
A year later, the Court took up the case of Bhagat Singh Thind, an Indian man who was, as the Justices reluctantly conceded, technically Caucasian.
The state's Second District Court of Appeal recommended that the State Supreme Court immediately take up the case of a brain-damaged woman.
On Tuesday, another commission also presided over by Colonel Chester took up the case of Abdul Zahir, the first Afghan to come before the tribunals.
