Ellmann performs the supreme service of taking Wilde seriously, as a writer first and a personality second.
Even more than Scalia, who has embodied judicial conservatism during a generation of service on the Supreme Court, Roberts has served the interests, and reflected the values, of the contemporary Republican Party.
The average age at end of service for the last five Supreme Court justices has, for nearly all of the last two centuries, been above 60, and above 70 for most of the last 30 years of the 19th century, when the average U.S. 40-year-old man's life expectancy was about 65, according to Colgate University economics professor Michael Haines.
The case will be argued before the Washington Supreme Court in May, reports Courthouse News Service, and could help determine how much privacy your text messages have from the government.
By allowing cable operators to build video-storage units into their networks, the Supreme Court has vastly reduced the cost of expanding DVR service, wrote Sanford C.
We appointed Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court. (Applause.) We passed a service bill named for Ted Kennedy that's giving young people and not-so-young people new ways to give back to their community.
Exposing the American public to the fullness of Supreme Court arguments by permitting cameras in the courtroom would be a service rather than hindrance to the judiciary.
The company sued the FCC, and the 9th Circuit came down on their side, ruling that only Congress and the Supreme Court could reverse its decision and reclassify cable as an information service.
The Supreme Court has ruled that the haredim must no longer be exempt from military or national service.
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