Sentences with phrase «actually challenged in court»

Patent trolls often sue with weak software patents, so when they are actually challenged in court, they usually lose.

Not exact matches

Many will almost certainly run for the exits if President Trump follows through on his threat to cut off important subsidies to insurance companies, known as cost - sharing reduction payments, that have been challenged in court (which is why it'd be nice if that bipartisan stabilization bill a few senators are working on actually comes to fruition).

(As of this answer, the only time the no fly list has actually been challenged in court it was found unconstitutional, so lawmakers may also want to overhaul the process itself before expanding its use, or get rid of it completely)

While it is likely that Vacco will ask a judge to halt the Paladino replacement process sometime in the next few weeks before the board moves on that, Cambria says a state supreme court challenge to an administrative ruling — called an Article 78 proceeding in legal - speak — actually has a longer timetable and must be filed within four months of the ruling.

The courts» role in this process is to outline in general, principled terms the expectation that the legislative and executive branches will develop challenging standards, fair and adequate funding systems, and effective programs and accountability measures, but to leave to the programs and the political branches the full responsibility for actually formulating these policies.

The courts» role in this process is to outline in general, principled terms the expectation that the legislative and executive branches will develop challenging standards, fair and adequate funding systems, and effective accountability measures, but to leave to the programs and the political branches the full responsibility for actually formulating these policies.

I hope that if it's really the case that «Inhofe says politicians worked with the scientific community to make the data fit their message» that it will actually get challenged in the courts, «public figures» or no.

It was apparent from the outset that the Court's more conservative members were most interested in (a) finding that no one had a right to bring the constitutional challenge, at least at this stage, (b) putting off a challenge until the law has actually been enforced or at least until just before election day, or (c) salvaging as much as possible of the Indiana photo ID requirement on the theory that voter fraud is a problem that states have a legitimate right to try to solve.

The main challenges are: 1) working your way through an ad - hoc process that rests on a yes / no decision of a Chief Justice; 2) juggling a mix of standards and unique requirements that reduce the possible uses of the whole to the strictest of terms imposed by one; and 3) the court actually finding a way to provide or facilitate access to both current and historical decisions in a usable format.

However, believing that he was actually an employee and therefore entitled to more substantial severance, Braiden challenged La - Z - Boy's agreements in court — and recently he won.

[I] n practice, if the government's goal is to prevent most mental stress claims from going ahead, then not challenging the WSIAT's two decisions in court provides almost the same result as actually having them overturned on judicial review.

In concluding the day, Nicole Salama, Program Lawyer at Osgoode Hall Law School, prepared students for the task of actually visiting and navigating a Small Claims Court — a daunting challenge that we would experience first hand the following day.