"These appeals were filed to show that when a person commits an error, like my brother did, but admits what they did, then he has a right to vindicate himself," said Marta Nieves Ochoa, Mr. Ochoa's sister.
In any judicial proceeding necessary to vindicate his rights under a contract affected by such legislation, the individual has a right to have a judicial determination declaring the nullity of the attempt to impair its obligation.
From the outset, plaintiff's counsel have urged that this lawsuit does not seek asylum, but rather seeks to vindicate a procedural right to apply for asylum.
8 Appellate courts would be in no better position than trial courts to vindicate a right that had not yet been shown to have been infringed.
In the 17th century a jury endured two days' imprisonment without food or water at the hands of an overbearing judge in order to vindicate their right to return a true verdict, Grieve recalled.
Where a voter must take to the courts to vindicate her right to vote, she should not be further deprived by an unfair process.
"We worked very hard to vindicate our right to protest so that our outcry about Wall Street greed can be heard," Bill Dobbs, an organizer, said on Tuesday.
Phone lines there were busy all day, and hundreds of voters traveled downtown in person, spending hours trying to vindicate their right to vote.
To vindicate her right to economic liberty, Hough worked with Sen. Mike Groene, who introduced LB 596 last year to eliminate license requirements for equine massage.
These veterans of Kenya's Mau Mau uprising had been waiting for hours for a ruling that vindicated their right to claim damages for the torture and abuses carried out by British colonial authorities.
WASHINGTON -- Occupy DC has won a major legal victory vindicating the right to protest in McPherson Square, where demonstrators have lived in tents since Oct. 1 despite federal regulations prohibiting camping in the park.
