Thought-provoking observations about the relations between government -- including the courts -- and society's dissenters.
The FCC adopted compulsory net neutrality rules in defiance of just about everybody including the courts and an astounded Congress with its jaw agape.
My proposal also included a provision from the Senate health reform bill that authorizes funding to states for demonstrations of alternatives to resolving medical malpractice disputes, including health courts.
The relevant national authorities including the courts, the state prosecution, the police, the IDF, the Jewish National Fund, the Israel Lands Authority and the Ministry of Interior have failed to defend against it.
This baby-and-the-bath-water argument points out that there are all sorts of private arbitrations, including religious courts like the Jewish Bais Din, which allow private parties who share a common belief system to use their own system to adjudicate their internal disputes.
The provisions of this subsection shall apply to all cases before the respective courts including, but not limited to, cases of first impression.
The Communist Party firmly intends to carry to the conclusion the defense of every vote submitted in its support, not only in street demonstrations, but in the courts including even international ones.
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They also claim that they are not being paid at all for carrying out certain duties, including attending custody courts, where accused persons who have been in police custody make their first appearance.
About 10, 000 women worked in the so-called Magdalen, or Magdalene, Laundries over seven decades -- and more than a quarter of them were referred there by the state, for various reasons including by the courts as a condition of probation, according to the report.
Indeed, prominent interfaith leaders - including experts in the legal codes of their respective faiths - have endorsed American Laws for American Courts, including Rabbi Aryeh Spero, Rabbi Jonathan Hausman, J.
Some courts, including a New Jersey superior court last month, have upheld COLA cuts and suspensions.
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The court cited decisions by federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court, recognizing absolute immunity for government lawyers.
Opponents see this as a way for Islamists force out judges in high courts, including the Supreme Constitutional Court.
He said the attempts to finally seize criminals' assets were being fought in the courts, including using human rights legislation.
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Most courts, including the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, have held that borrowers who want to do this also must sue the bank within the three-year deadline.
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The judgment also reversed a trend of the past few decades, which has seen courts, including the Supreme Court, extend many of the constitutional rights enjoyed by citizens to aliens too.
Since then, his administration has imprisoned some 680 people at Guantanamo Bay precisely because it believed that the naval base, held on a perpetual lease, is outside the reach of anyone's courts, including America's.
Courts, including the 10th Circuit as we see here, are now looking at trusts formed in the Cook Islands and concluding offhand that the Debtor (or, in this case, his Wife) had an intent to stiff creditors.
The South Dakota state legislature is currently in the process of adopting several new bills that seek to limit the applicability of Islamic (or Shariah) law by its courts, including in connection with otherwise valid financial transactions.
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Mr. Carney said several accused terrorists had been successfully prosecuted in civilian courts, including one who attempted to blow up an airplane in 2009 and another who attempted to blow up a truck in 2010 in Times Square.
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Washington (CNN) -- In a move likely to reignite the political battle over judges, President Barack Obama on Thursday renominated 33 people to the federal courts, including a New York lawyer twice blocked by Republicans worried she would be an "activist" on the bench.
Testimony from such witnesses has long been viewed with skepticism by those experienced in the criminal justice system, but the federal appellate courts, including the U. S. Supreme Court, have never declared such sweetheart deals to be what they logically appear to be: a species of witness bribery or threats.
Kathy Patrick, the lawyer for the institutional investors who negotiated the massive settlement, is behind three new legal filings made in federal courts, including a statement in support of the deal that points out that the vast majority of investors in soured mortgage-backed securities issued by Countrywide Financial through 530 trusts have chosen not to object to the settlement.
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But headline-generating statements aside, politicians and the rest of the country's leadership - including the police and the courts - have refused to actually do anything.
The federal government and judges in two other federal appeals courts including the influential conservative Judge Richard Posner in Chicago have rejected the idea that corporations are immune from liability under the ATC.
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But a coalition of groups that fought the ban in California courts -- including the American Civil Liberties Union, the Human Rights Campaign and the Lambda Legal Foundation -- urged supporters Wednesday to turn their energy toward winning in the political arena rather than the courts.
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Legal challenges to governments' use of personal information held by companies have reached high courts in many countries, including America's Supreme Court.
Feinstein noted that the 1994 ban was challenged repeatedly in federal courts on multiple grounds, including Second Amendment protections, and survived each time.
At which point the appeals courts, up to and including possibly the Supremes, are going to have to try and codify the system.
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In the quarterfinals, they routed Leander Paes and Radek Stepanek, a new team that twice beat the Bryans in straight sets on hard courts earlier this year, including in the Australian Open final.
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