Sentences with phrase «cited case»

As an example, he cited the case of Homestead, a city south of Miami that bore the worst damage from Hurricane Andrew in 1992.

For example, in November 2015, the widely cited Case - Shiller Home Price Index reported a 6.4 % increase in L.A. house values from Sept. 2014 to Sept. 2015.

According to the widely cited Case - Shiller Home Price Index, house values in Dallas are higher now than ever before.

With respect to Jorgensen's second argument, the Colorado Court of Appeals cited case law and held that in the absence of some clearly irrational and unreasonable invasion of a member's rights, courts will not review the internal operation and affairs of voluntary organizations.

With respect to Jorgensen's first contention, the Colorado Court of Appeals cited case law and reasoned that the relationship between a voluntary association and its members was a contractual one and that, by joining such an organization, members agreed to abide by the rules and regulations, and assumed the obligations incident to membership.

She cited the case of a five - year - old girl whose mother committed suicide in front of her.

A lawyer's «eruption of irritation» at a letter from a paralegal working for opposing counsel who cited case law was not a matter for the Law Society of British Columbia, a hearing panel decided, but it is a shining example of an issue the legal profession will have to work through if it wants to flourish in the future....

It has a citator to find subsequent judicial opinions that have cited your case.

Often briefs summarize a case and then compare the cited case to the case at issue.

It automatically analyzes the language of your legal document for cited case laws, statutes and legal argument patterns.

By contrast, responding parties do better when their ratio of cited case outcomes is closer to 1 - to - 1.

With general access by the profession to CanLII and even Quicklaw, it's easier and more reliable to update a cited case than to depend on a loose - leaf footnote, while online consolidations guarantee ready access to current legislation at no cost.

Anybody can see the point: the author uses the neutral citation instead or in addition to a proprietary citation, anybody will find the cited case in her favorite database (commercial or not) or in a printed report series.

Finally, the documents listed under «Related documents» are documents similar to the cited case.

The often - cited case of Committee for Justice and Liberty et al. v. National Energy Board et al., [1978] 1 SCR 369 addressed his role as panel chair in an NEB hearing related to the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline.

The judge or judicial clerk is able to read the text of the cited case law on one screen while reading the attorney's brief on the other.

This lists all the cases which cited the case you are viewing.

When a cursor is hovered over the icon, the researcher learns that the opinion «discusses the cited case at length.»

The visual indications of importance are a welcome addition to Google Scholar, especially when researching a heavily cited case.

With color coding, every case citation within an opinion is color coded based on how the opinion treats the cited case.

The court was first referred to the decision of Lord Justice Kennedy in the often cited case of Wraith v Sheffield Forge Masters [1996] 2 All ER 527, [1996] 1 WLR 617.

It searches for citations within cases that indicate that the cited case has been overturned or reversed.

Now Scholar will «indicate the extent of discussion visually and indicate opinions that discuss the cited case at length, that discuss it moderately and those that discuss it briefly.»

As you view a case, it appears to the right of the screen, listing any cases that have cited your case.

Harding, who took issue with the choice of doctors for the examination, wrote a colourful letter to the opposing counsel about his wish not to communicate with the paralegal, who had cited case law in her last correspondence with him.

The Court's statement that «the civil rights laws seek to insure that employees are treated the same regardless of their sex or other protected status» misses the mark in that it will inevitably work to the detriment of women more than men, not only because men are more likely to be in higher level positions (still today) but because, as the cited case law shows, it is apparently men who have taken it upon themselves to fire female employees for being too pretty.

2d Dep» t 2000), which is the most cited case on proving proximate causation in New York State.

A lawyer's «eruption of irritation» at a letter from a paralegal working for opposing counsel who cited case law... [more]

The colors indicate whether the cited case is being followed, overruled, cited, criticized, or distinguished.

This can be toggled on or off, but when it's on, every cited case within an opinion is color coded.

The principle of self - determination, an essential principle of international law and enforceable erga omnes (East Timor (Portugal v Australia) para 29 and cited case law), provides for the distinct and separate status of Western Sahara, which precludes an interpretation in which Western Sahara is part of Moroccan territory (Judgment para 88 - 93).

That map shows you at a glance which cases have been cited the most (those are the largest circles in the screenshot above), how in - depth the treatment of the cited case is (thicker the line, more in - depth the treatment), and allows to change the date range and jurisdictions on the fly.

Say, for example, your brief contains a quotation from a cited case and you would like to find other cases that use that same quotation.

In the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, for example, the most - cited case is U.S. v. Zannino, 895 F. 2d 1 (1990), which has been cited by 1,476 opinions.

CaseIQ automatically analyzes the language of your legal document for cited case laws, statutes and legal argument patterns.

Or you could show that the logical extension of your opponent's cited case would create absurd results, as Judge Frank Easterbrook did in Kissinger v. Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.

In the next example, the defendant used plaintiff's cited case as a sword to prove that the Copyright Act preempted the conversion claim.

The cited case is only one particular point on the scale and according to apsillers answer appears to be in «fundamental disagreement» with the other case.

But if your query encloses the citation in quotes, «794 F. 2d 915», you get the cited case plus any others that cite it.

He cited the case of a women's refuge, which appeared on Google Street View, as a situation in which a mediation service could have helped.

We indicate the extent of discussion visually and indicate opinions that discuss the cited case at length, that discuss it moderately and those that discuss it briefly.

It contains the full text of just about every case ever decided, has a really good search engine, and has official pagination, internal linking to the full text of every cited case, a built in Shepard's like citator, which, with one click, will pull up every case that has cited the case you are viewing.

Opinions that discuss the cited case in detail are presented before ones that mention the case briefly.

To find subsequent authority that has cited your case, simply click «cited by,» which appears at the bottom of each result (see image below).

Now, instead of sorting the citing documents by their prominence, we sort them by the extent of discussion of the cited case.

Following the new update, these documents are now sorted by the extent of their discussion of the cited case.

Mr. Butler then presented a very interesting and well - thought out legally framed argument which cited case law and relevant legislation.

For instance, Justice Faieta cited the case of Barrick Gold Corporation v. Lopehandia et al., (2004), 71 O.R. (3d) 416 (C.A.) for the following passage:

When a user views a docket document such as a brief or memorandum that contains citations to case law, the user will be able to view the cited case from Fastcase without a separate login.

And Barney Foran, a 30 - year CSIRO veteran, cited a case in August when CSIRO managers told him they had fielded a call from the Prime Minister's Department suggesting he should say nothing critical about ethanol as an alternative fuel.