These are legal arguments, which cite to the evidence presented as well as to the controlling legal authority.
Black people stopped in Maplewood during 2015 were more than twice as likely to be searched, and nearly three times more likely to be arrested as whites, according to the lawsuit, which cited data reported to the state attorney general.
Mr. Axelrod included a link to a graph on the Obama campaign's Web site, which cited the Bureau of Labor Statistics to show 22 consecutive months of job growth.
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Before Monday, the call for Mueller to step down had been sounded in a pair of Rupert Murdoch-ownewsnews outlets, which cited his ties to former FBI Director James Comey ― fired by Trump earlier this year ― as inappropriate.
Fox Sports, which cited the need to cut costs when it eliminated the electronic first-down line on its football broadcasts in late September, will bring it back today.
The majority opinion in Abrams was repudiated in many later Supreme Court cases which cited it only to quote from Justice Holmes' dissent.
Perry is expecting a baby with on-and-off girlfriend Gelila Bekele, 28, according to Gossip Cop, which cited a source close to the "Madea" mastermind.
Despite a series of suggestions to the contrary, the Rolling Stones will not play the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, according to Rolling Stone magazine, which cited a source "close to the band" late Friday night.
Serious management failures by immediate superiors allowed a rogue trader at Société Générale to commit the biggest fraud in financial history, according to The New York Times which cited an internal report to be released Friday.
