Sentences with phrase «appellate jurisdiction over this case»
The Supreme Court only has appellate jurisdiction over this case; the district court is the entity that has the authority to decide this on first instance.
https://politics.stackexchange.com/ Not exact matches
I have no idea where the CJ would get the authority not just to reach down and expedite a pending appeal but to order that cases in varying states of disarray (and maybe some have not even been filed yet) resolved at the trial level and the first appellate level and brought up to the Court of Appeals, IF the top court even has jurisdiction over each distinct dispute, within a fixed time.
Finally, there is another jurisdiction - specific component here that detractors appear to gloss over, and it's one that has been highlighted in the respective TWU cases at the appellate level.
The appellate court explained that if the City had sovereign immunity from suit, the lower court would not have subject matter jurisdiction over the case.
Court's Jurisdiction Over Procedural Requirements In the case of In re Marriage of Dorman, 9 P. 3d 329 (2000), the appellate court considered a promissory note signed only by one spouse.
The decision halts a 27 - year old expansion of venue in patent cases which began in 1990 when an appellate court expanded venue from a corporation's state of incorporation to any district where personal jurisdiction could be established over the alleged infringer.
A relatively recent case in the federal appellate court that has jurisdiction over Florida federal courts held that claims based on sexual orientation are not covered by the federal law governing employment discrimination.
The district court dismissed the complaint for failure to state a claim, and Turner appealed to the Eleventh Circuit (which has appellate jurisdiction over federal cases arising from Alabama, Georgia and Florida).
When, therefore, Congress enacts that this court shall have appellate jurisdiction over final decisions of the Circuit Courts in certain cases, the act operates as a negation or exception of such jurisdiction in other cases, and the repeal of the act necessarily negatives jurisdiction under it of these cases also.