Sentences with phrase «court case took»

A scary cottage court case took place in 1989.

Camden's policy against busking had been put on pause while the court case took place, but will now go ahead.

The public attention given to the landmark High Court case taken by Aja Teehan and the coverage of the recent Coroner's inquest in the tragic death of baby Kai David Heneghan in Mayo have dominated the debate and have detracted from the real issues of: (i) Ireland's maternity care system being almost solely obstetric led and (ii) a woman's right to make responsible, informed choices in pregnancy and childbirth.

Court cases took an average of 50 days before Matterhorn compared to just 14 days after implementation.

Not exact matches

And for 27 years, before he was elected sheriff, he presided over court cases — ones that increasingly involved the stories of lives undone by drugs and poverty, and of an opioid epidemic taking root.

The president said he would take the case «as far as it needs to go,» including to the Supreme Court, in order to get a ruling that the ban is legal.

President Donald Trump plans to take the court case regarding his executive order on immigration «through the system» and, if need be, to the Supreme Court, he said Tuecourt case regarding his executive order on immigration «through the system» and, if need be, to the Supreme Court, he said TueCourt, he said Tuesday.

Nicastro then took his case to the state's intermediate appellate court.

Even if Schneiderman does take the case to court, it will probably go through years of appeals through the New York system, with the case going in front of 13 judges who will each have their take on what constitutes gambling.

Meanwhile, other big digital newcomers to the media scene, including BuzzFeed and Business Insider, have also been slow to take up the public interest banner long carried by the likes of the New York Times and the Press - Enterprise (a small California paper that, as Liptak explained, took two free speech cases all the way to the Supreme Court in the 1980s).

Moonves spoke just as Aereo took a case involving major media companies back to a lower court after losing in the Supreme Court last mcourt after losing in the Supreme Court last mCourt last month.

The Supreme Court refused to take the case and potentially give the defendant a retrial, but Sotomayor took the unusual step of writing a statement that condemned the prosecutor's words, Reuters reported.

Leon's denies the allegations, and the case is still before the courts, though the retailer's reputation has taken a bruising.

Taking place in a California federal court, the case pits Apple against the U.S. government over control of the iPhone, with terrorism and privacy as the backdrop.

The White House has taken the side of traditional retailers in a Supreme Court case concerning the ability of state and local governments to collect sales taxes from online retailers.

HiQ took LinkedIn to court, and the case is currently mired in the appeals process after a U.S. district court judge in the Northern District of California granted a preliminary injunction against LinkedIn.

After another lawyer took Cai's case, the original law firm lost in court and was ordered instead to pay $ 27,000 in attorneys fees.

Why should it take six or more years for a court case to come to a conclusion?

As it turned out, 18 minutes of sworn testimony from Redstone, presented in court Friday, was all it took to resolve the case — but not in Herzer's favor.

The last two high court cases to deal with gun control took place more than two years ago and both upheld the right to carry arms, according to The New York Times.

Now, documents filed in BNY's case in the past few weeks 2014 the court proceedings begin Monday 2014 provide unprecedented detail about how STARS was crafted at a time when banks and accounting firms were offering deals for multinational corporations to take advantage of loopholes in rules governing foreign tax credits.

The McNally Smith College of Music bankruptcy case took what appears to be a step forward Wednesday in federal court.

Otherwise, the government has until June 13 to ask the Supreme Court of the United States to take the case.

Khosrowshahi, who took the helm in August after former CEO Travis Kalanick was asked to step down amid a litany of regulatory problems, driver and consumer scandals and court cases, pledged to make a clean break with past practices that have lead to accusations of a toxic work culture.

Others, including some gun control and mental health advocates, point to the increasing number of states that allow law enforcement officers or, in some cases, family members or others to petition a court to temporarily take guns from people who pose a danger to themselves or others.

If Judge Campbell forces the company to pay $ 50 million (or a similarly high amount) up front, then the company plans to take its case to the Second District Court of Appeals, which has already reversed some of Campbell's decisions.

Last week, AARP and the State Attorneys General of California, Oregon and New York filed separate motions to intervene in the case and seek rehearings in front of the full court, anticipating the DOL would not take action to defend its rule.

According to law, unless the creditors file a case in the court, they are not allowed to take action against people who have gone bankrupt.

Behind the scenes, though, an explosive court case was brewing: a proposed $ 1.95 - billion class action lawsuit, alleging that the company's historic shift to frozen products had taken a significant bite out of store owners» cash registers.

In 2015, the court refused to take up the case, a ruling NRF said was «disappointing because it leaves merchants and their customers paying fare more than intended by Congress.»

Hogan initially sued Gawker in federal court, but after a federal judge denied his motion for a preliminary injunction (which would have forced Gawker to immediately take down the post while the case was argued in the courts), he dropped the federal case.

65 cases were taken to court.

But when the courts dallied, the new cabinet voted to deny GMR the right to operate the airport, and on December 6, 2012, the Singapore Court of Appeals — where the case was being considered — gave the green light for the government to take over.

The probate case involving the Parkland school shooter's dead mother took a strange turn Thursday when a hearing in the matter was abruptly canceled and documents in the court file showed the only asset is an old car — a 2010 Kia.

Ramirez, who has no criminal record according to court papers filed in his case, was taken into custody last week at his father's home in Seattle by ICE officers.

«Giving customers back their right to take Wells Fargo to court gives them the power to ensure they are made whole and helps prevent cases like this in the future,» he said.

The move puts the Supreme Court in the difficult position of having to decide whether to take the highly politically charged case in the middle of the presidential election.

First, the B.C. government can take a look at the Squamish Nation's provincial court case.

In some cases a Court may take the view that a party should exhaust this local or domestic remedy before applying to the Court.

Since they have taken theri case into courts, it was obvious they could not push their belief while still attached to the religious components.

According to anti-persecution charity Christian Solidarity Worldwide, the lawyers who represented Meriam Ibrahim are back defending her case at the Supreme Court and plan to take it to Sudan's Constitutional Court for a final ruling.

Strange that the pedophile cases have been taken to civil courts instead of criminal courts by the families of the victims for compensation.

If you were to utilize these tools in order to research the court cases that took prayer out of schools, you would find that the major court cases were brought forth by Catholics, Mormons and Jews.

With courts increasingly willing to nullify popular legislation and proclaim new rights, legislators are encouraged to avoid their responsibility for tackling controversial issues; interest groups are encouraged to take their cases to the courts rather than to try to persuade their fellow citizens; and citizens get the feeling that they have no say in setting the conditions under which they live, work, and raise their children.

The track record of those policies, once allowed everywhere by FDR's court, has after all proved poor - to - mixed, and even in the exceptional «success story» cases, the record is at least questionable when posed against the best counterfactual scenarios of how the market would have taken care of the problem had we let it.

A few examples, taken from recent Supreme Court cases, illustrate this point.

Same thing with lawyer who won't take cases, decides to live like a criminial and won't go to court.

A Christian - owned bakery in Northern Ireland found to have breached equality laws by refusing to make a cake supporting gay marriage is taking its case to the UK's highest court.

«Same thing with lawyer who won't take cases, decides to live like a criminal and won't go to court.»

On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to take up the case.