Sentences with phrase «concurring opinions expressing»

Note also that three Justices wrote concurring opinions expressing concern that other Supreme Court precedent requires courts to give a high degree of deference to a federal agency's interpretations.

A concurring opinion expressed the view that the Court's opinion written by Chief Justice Stone, rooted as it was in the Cooley principle, «let commerce struggle for Congressional action to

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Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr. wrote an opinion concurring in part and concurring in the judgment in which he expressed doubt that the warrantless search exception following an arrest exists for the sole or primary purposes of protecting officer safety and preserving evidence.

Judge Pieper concurred in Judge Konduros» opinion but wrote separately to express his view that the decision whether to ask the jurors to consider a lesser - included offense «is a strategic decision to be made ultimately by trial counsel after consultation with the defendant.»

Judge Kovler expressed concern in his concurring opinion in Refah,

[67] In both of those concurring opinions, her fellow justices «concurring specially» expressed the view that Grant had decided more than she needed to.

Over at Concurring Opinions, Frank Pasquale posts here about blogger Tom Bell's skeptical view on the impact of blogs, expressed in this article from May 2006.

For the reasons expressed in a separate opinion, my Brothers THE CHIEF JUSTICE, MR. JUSTICE STEWART, MR. JUSTICE REHNQUIST, and MR. JUSTICE STEVENS concur in this judgment.

While we respect the views expressed in JUSTICE MARSHALL's concurring opinion concerning prosecutorial and judicial enforcement of our holding today, we do not share them.

Justice Kennedy added a concurring opinion in which he joined the Court's opinion in full, but also took the opportunity express his concern about the broad scope of the definition of regulated «waters of the United States,» as applied by the Government.