Sentences with phrase «attacking justices of the supreme court»

The Bureau of National Investigation [BNI] on 3rd July 2016 questioned two [2] radio communicators, namely Alistair Tairo Nelson, forty - one [41] and Godwin Ako Gunn, thirty - nine [39] on comments they aired on MONTIE FM, an Accra - based radio station, attacking Justices of the Supreme Court.

Not exact matches

Justice Steven Barrett in Bronx Supreme Court handed the longest sentence of 6-1/2 years to Eliseo Perez, 49, who was an assistant chief for security at the time of the attack.

«The attack on the character of Associate U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas by militant white feminists, in books and newspaper articles, should not be ignored by anyone concerned with the misuse of the Black American Civil Rights Movement.

Lawyers of embattled businessman, Alfred Agbesi Woyome, have launched a scathing attack on Supreme Court Judge, Justice Jones Dotse, accusing him of treating their client unfairly.

The owner of two Arkansas TV stations is challenging a judge's order blocking them from airing a conservative group's ad attacking a state Supreme Court justice seeking re-election.

Leaders of the Federalist Society, an alliance of conservative lawyers including Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, have penned lengthy attacks on Schneiderman and other attorneys general investigating Exxon.

Among the great things that happened on November 4, voters ousted anti-consumer judges in major upsets by electing two chief justices and two supreme court incumbents, and re-electing the West Virginia attorney general, who has been relentlessly targeted by «tort reform» groups and attacked during the campaign by U.S. Chamber of Commerce - supported ads, which were produced by the same nice folks who brought you the famous «swift boat» spots.

Second, the recent attack by the Harper Government on the Supreme Court, specifically on the integrity of Chief Justice McLachlin, has also given me reason to pause.

While Justice Abella's desire to curb populism is certainly understandable (though it was arguably inappropriate for a sitting justice of the Supreme Court of Canada to attack the current President of the United States), her prescription for this problem is exactly bacJustice Abella's desire to curb populism is certainly understandable (though it was arguably inappropriate for a sitting justice of the Supreme Court of Canada to attack the current President of the United States), her prescription for this problem is exactly bacjustice of the Supreme Court of Canada to attack the current President of the United States), her prescription for this problem is exactly backwards.

Ronald M. George, chief justice of the California Supreme Court, and attorney Ken Feinberg, who oversaw payments made to victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, will be the highlighted speakers.