Sentence examples for valid precedents from inspiring English sources

We don't tend to look backwards for inspiration in our Green vehicle design, to valid precedents like the Fiat 500, the original Mini Cooper, and of course the VW Bug.

This type of dissent constitutes a statement by the judge as an individual: 'Here I draw the line.' " THE two original dissenters in the Roe v. Wade abortion ruling, William H. Rehnquist and Byron R. White, never accepted that case as valid precedent.

I have come out with some forceful Op-eds on the subject of the internment and against those who would cite it as valid precedent for their current plans.

As Judge Sotomayor explained in response to questioning by Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), that holding simply enforced the Supreme Court's still valid precedent, as well as Second Circuit case law, finding the Second Amendment inapplicable to the states.

THE California legislature considered, but did not pass, a bill last spring that would have required that all state appeal opinions be publicly available and valid as precedents.

File cabinets and boxes nearby included more extensive assignments he had recently completed: summaries of long deposition testimony from which he had extracted the most germane parts, copies of summonses and subpoenas he had prepared and lawyers' court papers he had vetted to assure that the decisions they cited were still valid as precedents.

We are saying that Nuremberg was not a valid legal precedent but merely an act of retribution.

Although the Supreme Court decided the case on narrow grounds — citing that the police had to trespass on the suspect's property when installing the device — five of the nine justices separately called into question whether the 1979 precedent was valid in an era of modern technology.

O'Keefe has spent an enormous amount of money fighting the probe in state and federal courts and arguing, with limited success, that the Wisconsin Coalition for Voter Participation precedent is no longer valid.

This is generally not considered adequate but does have precedent indicating it is valid for predicting behavioral change [9].

On the other hand, it might set a bad precedent, a slippery slope from a valid criminal prosecution morphing into misuse of the criminal justice system against a prior administration for partisan purposes.