Sentences with phrase «challenged in court since»

@DidIReallyWriteThat - Possibly but that part was never challenged in court since the defendant was able to retain counsel.

The Institute for Justice has represented parents and children in defense of every one of Arizona's private school choice programs that have been challenged in court since Arizona's individual tax credit program was adopted in 1997.

I suspect that the law could have been successfully challenged in court since a quorum is required and it obviously was not.

Not exact matches

Gay marriage has been legal in Indiana since last October, when the Supreme Court declined to take up a challenge to a federal appeals court ruCourt declined to take up a challenge to a federal appeals court rucourt ruling.

Now local legislatures can make such changes without explanation, and it's up to voters to try to challenge them in lawsuits, and to do so often on an tight timetable, since courts won't want to change voting rules close to an election.

Since the Miller v. Alabama ruling, hundreds of similar cases are being challenged again in the courts.

Ottawa approved the line in November 2016 but since then the project has faced court challenges and permit delays in B.C. Horgan has said the province is worried about the consequences of oil spills and the threat to the coastline.

But there was no resolution for Dreamers, the young immigrants who have been living in the United States illegally since childhood, but whose deportation protections are being challenged in court after Trump tried to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.

A Bit of History Earlier this year, the High Administrative Court of France was seized on behalf of several taxpayers, challenging the instituted regimen, in force since July 2014, related to taxation of bitcoin and other cryptocurrency - related transactions.

Whereas some NDC members in constituencies «boiling» since the primaries are in court challenging their outcome, others are said to have decided not to take any action but will remain noncommittal or possibly, vote against the party's elected parliamentary candidates in the November 7 elections.

Before official business began, Teachout delivered her stump speech by addressing her background, which has been in contention since Gov. Andrew Cuomo challenged her New York State residency in court.

Speaking further, Oyo - Ita insisted that she has never received any notification that Maina challenged his dismissal in court since her appointment.

The contention on Dr. Rawlings» eligibility comes after Nii Armah Ashietey, a failed parliamentary candidate, challenged in court that Zanetor's victory was unlawful since she's is not a registered voter.

In a court challenge filed in Brooklyn on Tuesday, attorney Marty Connor argued that Teachout has «indicia» of residence in other states, including Vermont, since 200In a court challenge filed in Brooklyn on Tuesday, attorney Marty Connor argued that Teachout has «indicia» of residence in other states, including Vermont, since 200in Brooklyn on Tuesday, attorney Marty Connor argued that Teachout has «indicia» of residence in other states, including Vermont, since 200in other states, including Vermont, since 2009.

Teachout's attorney, Lawrence Mandelker — a former campaign treasurer for Ed Koch — rebuffed the Cuomo - backed challenge in a court filing, insisting that Teachout «has been a member of the [Fordham] faculty since August, 2009» and is «duly qualified to be elected to the public office of governor.»

He told Our Crew that since he had already gone to challenge the exercise in court, he would allow the legal process to take its course and wished PDP goodluck in its endeavour.

He noted that since the legislature does not mandate those disclosures, NIFA's proposal could have been challenged in court.

Although the claim of «unfunded mandate» has been asserted almost since the day NCLB was signed into law, School District of the City of Pontiac et al. v. Spellings constitutes the first major legal challenge to the historic education law to be filed in federal court.

The U.S. Supreme Court later applied similar reasoning in the 2011 case ACSTO v. Winn, rejecting the standing of petitioners to challenge Arizona's scholarship tax - credit law because the funds did not become public money since they had not «come into the tax collector's hands.»

INDIANAPOLIS — The Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice released the following statement in response to a ruling this afternoon by Eighth Judicial District Court (Clark County, Nev.) Judge Eric Johnson in a case challenging Nevada's education savings account (ESA) program, which has attracted more than 6,000 applications since its inception despite legal challenges preventing the accounts from operating.

Since the lower court's Vergara ruling two years ago, similar suits challenging teacher job protections have been filed in New York and Minnesota.

Some merchants have even challenged the mandate in court because so few merchants have upgraded their systems even though a year has passed since the fraud liability transfer.

Since 2008, we have been challenging in court a massive Bush - era lease sale that opened nearly 30 million acres in the Chukchi Sea — previously free of oil and gas leases — to oil drilling.

Since then, he has sought leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada no fewer than five times, and obtained it once (not counting his earlier trip to the SCC in 1998, challenging Canadian assistance to a Swiss investigation).

Since this has already been settled by the treaty parties in the recent FTIAs, it follows that foreign investors can not rely on EU FTIAs before EU or MS courts to challenge EU or MS measures which are inconsistent with the FTIAs.

My thought since the beginning has been that decisions either way — to accredit or not to accredit — would probably survive challenge in the courts.

The legal challenge is being filed at the Federal Court of Canada on behalf of two patients who have had critical health care denied to them since the government cut health care coverage for refugees in June of 2012.

We submit that the real difficulties encountered by the GC lie in the broader set of challenges faced by such a unique transnational and multilingual court whose jurisdiction has been growing in parallel to the transfer of competences to it since it was first established in 1989.

The High Court has dismissed a legal challenge brought by NGOs against the UK government's licensing of arms sales to Saudi Arabia, which has been involved in military conflict in Yemen since 2015.

Since that is directly in line with how the court will instruct the jury, that juror is inoculated against a challenge for cause on that issue.

In addition, the court noted that since a full record is created at trial only for claims for which the PTAB instituted review, it would make no sense to require the PTAB to rule on the validity of all claims challenged in the petition with an incomplete recorIn addition, the court noted that since a full record is created at trial only for claims for which the PTAB instituted review, it would make no sense to require the PTAB to rule on the validity of all claims challenged in the petition with an incomplete recorin the petition with an incomplete record.

In light of the abolition of the Court Challenges Program, which would have applied to a case such as this one, and since the respondent [Crown] appears to have acknowledged the importance of the principles in issue in this case, as she has not asked for costs, the appellants are awarded the requested amount.&raquIn light of the abolition of the Court Challenges Program, which would have applied to a case such as this one, and since the respondent [Crown] appears to have acknowledged the importance of the principles in issue in this case, as she has not asked for costs, the appellants are awarded the requested amount.&raquin issue in this case, as she has not asked for costs, the appellants are awarded the requested amount.&raquin this case, as she has not asked for costs, the appellants are awarded the requested amount.»

It has since engaged in bilateral discussions, as talks with the Commission are currently banned by order of its President, Jean - Claude Juncker, a measure we are also challenging under Article 263 TEU in the General Court in Luxembourg.

Since very few incentive trusts have been challenged in court, there's little guidance for lawyers out there trying to put these wishes into words.

In the Aboriginal law context, these issues are particularly challenging since the evidence needed to prove aboriginal rights or demonstrate aboriginal concerns in consultation does not neatly fit within the normal rules of evidence and court procedurIn the Aboriginal law context, these issues are particularly challenging since the evidence needed to prove aboriginal rights or demonstrate aboriginal concerns in consultation does not neatly fit within the normal rules of evidence and court procedurin consultation does not neatly fit within the normal rules of evidence and court procedure.

If we do look only at these two elephants and how they have changed since they were last compared in the 1960s, however, we observe that many of the challenges that accompany creating a court are the same, while investor - state arbitration has been transformed, invalidating traditional assumptions and generating a range of new reform challenges.

There has not been a significant human rights challenge to a random testing policy since Irving Pulp (which was not a human rights complaint), and it will be interesting to see whether the Supreme Court's dim view of random testing in a unionized workplace will influence the treatment of such policies in a non-union environment.

Since Haida Nation, the Supreme Court of Canada's seminal case articulating the duty to consult framework in 2004, there have been hundreds of court cases in which Aboriginal groups have gone to court to challenge an alleged lack of adequate consultation and / or accommodation on decisions by the federal, provincial, and territorial governmCourt of Canada's seminal case articulating the duty to consult framework in 2004, there have been hundreds of court cases in which Aboriginal groups have gone to court to challenge an alleged lack of adequate consultation and / or accommodation on decisions by the federal, provincial, and territorial governmcourt cases in which Aboriginal groups have gone to court to challenge an alleged lack of adequate consultation and / or accommodation on decisions by the federal, provincial, and territorial governmcourt to challenge an alleged lack of adequate consultation and / or accommodation on decisions by the federal, provincial, and territorial governments.

It confirms the worry that Sonia Lawrence expressed in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision in Canada (Attorney General) v. Bedford, 2013 SCC 72, [2013] 3 S.C.R. 1101, and that I have been dwelling on ever since, that mounting a constitutional challenge to a statute may be becoming prohibitively complex and expensive.

The lower court decision was alarming to patent professionals since other technical challenges in the past had invalidated patents, such as challenges based on inadequate fee payments.

And since arbitrator's decisions are made privately and are unknown to the public unless challenged in court, how will the track record of arbitrators relating to jurisdictional matters be judged?

The executor of the patient's estate challenged the transfer as being void against public policy (as a wager on life — in prior U.S. Supreme Court decisions, life insurance policies could only be assigned to cover debts and only up to the amount of the debt; anything over that amount was considered a wager and against public policy) since Dr. Grigsby did not have an insurable interest in the patient's life.

This may be the time to worry the most about identity theft, since dismissing persistent calls from a collection agency (whether the claims are true or false) could wind up landing you in court, where disputing a case of stolen or misappropriated identity becomes more challenging than before.

The other option, not guilty, demands more time and effort since you'll be challenging the ticket in court.

Many may not get that far since the high cost of litigation are prompting parties to look for more out - of - court settlements in these financially challenging times, Schiff says.