Sentences with phrase «if challenged in court»

It is also important for organisations to be able to produce an audit trail of where their data was stored and how it was obtained as it may be necessary to demonstrate that the process was methodical and comprehensive if challenged in court or by a regulator.

I think, if challenged in court, the penalties would not be allowed..

-- they are likely to be struck down if challenged in court.

We might decide to divide in a way that's logical to us, but if challenged in court, the court may decide to split it half and half.

Not exact matches

If today's action withstands an expected court challenge, it virtually assures the ousting of Dauman in a matter of weeks.

If Congress added supplemental strictures, those could at least be challenged in court as unconstitutional.

Many will almost certainly run for the exits if President Trump follows through on his threat to cut off important subsidies to insurance companies, known as cost - sharing reduction payments, that have been challenged in court (which is why it'd be nice if that bipartisan stabilization bill a few senators are working on actually comes to fruition).

It probably won't make Wynne any more popular in Harper's eyes, and will be one more reason for him to avoid meeting with her, but it could also be the first shot in a Supreme Court challenge of the legislation, which could conceivably be much faster - tracked than it would be if we had to wait for a Charter challenge the traditional way, which could conceivably help save lives, going back to the thrust of the Bedford decision in the first place.

If the commission gives the new rules a nod next month, consumer groups will likely challenge them in court.

If this passes, then there must be a challenge to it, in the Supreme Court.

Wednesday evening, Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who handles emergency appeals from the 10th Circuit Court, said the company failed to meet «the demanding standard for the extraordinary relief,» and that it could continue to pursue its challenge in lower courts and return to the higher court, if necessary, after a final judgCourt, said the company failed to meet «the demanding standard for the extraordinary relief,» and that it could continue to pursue its challenge in lower courts and return to the higher court, if necessary, after a final judgcourt, if necessary, after a final judgment.

There is much to be said, for instance, on behalf of Justice Kennedy's complaint that the decision deprives the people of California of the right to govern themselves by referenda, if the losers of a plebiscite can challenge the outcome and, with the collusion of friendly state officials unwilling to defend the people's will, win in court what they can not win at the ballot box.

We are giving them the opportunity to do that, and if they challenge that, we will challenge that in court,» said Erik Stanley, Alliance Defending Freedom's senior legal counsel.

In other words, if an arrangement were challenged in a court, the terms of the agreement would not necessarily holIn other words, if an arrangement were challenged in a court, the terms of the agreement would not necessarily holin a court, the terms of the agreement would not necessarily hold.

Even if you are legally married, and both of your names are on your child's birth certificate, a birth certificate doesn't guarantee you will be protected if your parental rights are challenged in court.

If a state law or local law is thought to be in violation of a federal law or the federal Constitution, it can be challenged in court as such by someone who is deemed by the court to have standing to bring the case.

Cuomo has previously called the plan illegal and suggested the state would file a challenge in court if it is made law.

On the flip side, if the federal government creates a law that is thought to exceed its enumerated powers, someone with standing can challenge it in court.

If the federal government takes any action based on the executive order, de Blasio said the city would challenge the White House in court «the next hour.»

It's pretty clear that however distasteful the religious exemption in the proposed Employment Non-Discrimination Act may be for its supporters, it is, unfortunately, necessary for the legislation to avoid a First Amendment freedom - of - religion legal challenge in court — a legal challenge religious groups opposed to LGBT rights would almost certainly win if ENDA became law without the exemption.

«The home secretary is now running out of legal options after three appeal court judges unanimously dismissed her challenge, ruling that «torture is universally abhorred as an evil» and that the UK can not deport Abu Qatada if there is a risk that evidence gained through forced or violent confessions will be used against him in a trial.

«I will certainly challenge her in court if she gets the Working Families Party nomination.»

«I will do everything I can to oppose this anti-democratic bill in parliament, but if the Tories force it through we need to be ready to take the unusual move of challenging them in the courts too.

Dadey admits the measure is not perfect, but he says the constitutional changes provide a strong basis for court challenges, if lawmakers still try to take advantage and draw districts that benefit the political parties in power.

If you get the signatures, and they challenge you in court, just laugh it off — all they are trying to do is scare you into wasting money.

The two, Alistair Nelson and Godwin Ako Gunn, allegedly threatened to «finish» the Supreme Court judges if they made any judgment against the Electoral Commission in the ongoing court case challenging the validity of the voters» regiCourt judges if they made any judgment against the Electoral Commission in the ongoing court case challenging the validity of the voters» regicourt case challenging the validity of the voters» register.

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State, on Friday, challenged President Muhammadu Buhari to direct the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to charge the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh to court if the commission was sure of evidences of fraud against him, saying «the EFCC appears to be operating a system in which an accused person is first arrested, detained endlessly while the anti-corruption agency goes about looking for evidence.»

However, it said it was up to the British courts to decide if this meant the government must compensate workers, leaving the way open for a future challenge in the high court.

He said previous court rulings mean this bill, if signed into law, would end up being challenged in court and defended at taxpayer expense.

Schneiderman also says he'll join nine other states in defending President Obama's plan to dramatically cut U.S power plant emissions if it's challenged in court.

Even in a close race, if a candidate this week successfully challenges a state's election results (such as proof of vote fraud), would the U.S. Supreme Court intervene?

«Both bills are based on legally dubious theories, and if they become law, we will challenge them in court,» he said.

Senator Krueger says there are legitimate reasons to use political donors» money to pay legal fees, for instance, if an opponent is challenging your nominating petitions in court.

«I expect that this particular case would result in all the other people who were disqualified to go back now either as a block or single items... if they don't and they take the combative stand and expect that every single individual whom they disqualified is now going to go back and challenge them in court.

If Perez Williams is disqualified from the ballot, she will still be able to challenge the state's decision in court.

«I think that if someone were to challenge the in court on Second Amendment grounds, my legal opinion is that they would be successful,» said Fitzpatrick.

An aspiring parliamentary candidate contesting in the National Democratic Congress» (NDC) upcoming primaries in the Ashaiman constituency, Ernest Norgbey is challenging those questioning his eligibility to go to court if they want.

As if a strong challenge from a well - placed and determined opponent weren't enough, Saugerties / Ulster county legislator Dean Fabiano now has the burden of explaining a DWAI arrest (substantially reduced in Woodstock town court) in January 2014.

A former deputy Power Minister, John Jinapor, has called on the Member of Parliament (MP) of Adansi - Asokwa, K.T Hammond to seek redress in court if he wants to challenge the validity of the AMERI deal.

The proposed amendment establishes a redistricting commission every 10 years beginning in 2020, with two members appointed by each of the four legislative leaders and two members selected by the eight legislative appointees; prohibits legislators and other elected officials from serving as commissioners; establishes principles to be used in creating districts; requires the commission to hold public hearings on proposed redistricting plans; subjects the commission's redistricting plan to legislative enactment; provides that the legislature may only amend the redistricting plan according to the established principles if the commission's plan is rejected twice by the legislature; provides for expedited court review of a challenged redistricting plan; and provides for funding and bipartisan staff to work for the commission.

ALBANY, NY (11/27/2013)(readMedia)-- PEF filed a lawsuit November 26th in state Supreme Court, Albany County, challenging a regulation of state Health Commissioner Nirav R. Shah requiring persons working in patient care to wear surgical masks during flu season, if they have not been vaccinated against the flu.

If Dr Fayemi challenges the ban in court, he is likely to have it quashed and set aside.

It's a good bet, though, that the issue would be tied up in court if a law requiring sites like Amazon to collect sales tax were enacted, with a challenge centering on whether federal laws regarding interstate commerce would supersede the state measure.

Although the INEC boss declined to name the parties involved in the wrongful substitution of candidates» names, he warned that if the act was eventually challenged in court, the whole election could be voided on that account and the nation made to bear the financial brunt of conducting a fresh election.

Countries favorable to growing transgenic crops, such as Spain and the United Kingdom, want to unlock approval processes that have been delayed for years and allow more crops onto European fields; the governments of countries like Germany, France, and Austria want to be able to ban products on their territory — even if EFSA deems them safe — without being challenged in court.

The Supreme Court is currently considering whether challenges to the rule belong in circuit or district courts and that stay could dissolve if the high court rules in favor of district coCourt is currently considering whether challenges to the rule belong in circuit or district courts and that stay could dissolve if the high court rules in favor of district cocourt rules in favor of district courts.

Following Durand Academy's successful High Court challenge against its Ofsted report, which would have placed the school in special measures if upheld, Luke Green and Joe Orme from law firm Hill Dickinson consider what powers a school has to challenge Ofsted judgements and what should be taken into consideration

Furthermore, any new law will undoubtedly be challenged in court, making it improbable that any voucher plan will be implemented by fall 2005, if at all.

Likewise in Minnesota, the district judge said that the plaintiffs failed to establish that they had been harmed in any way by the statutes, but even if they had, «because Plaintiffs» alleged harms are not fairly traceable to the teacher tenure and the continuing contract provisions they challenge, a decision by the Court to strike those laws would not redress the harms.»

In 2002, Frank Kemerer, regents professor of teacher education and administration at the University of North Texas, reviewed each state's case law and judicial climate in order to characterize the likely orientation of the courts if a voucher law were to be challengeIn 2002, Frank Kemerer, regents professor of teacher education and administration at the University of North Texas, reviewed each state's case law and judicial climate in order to characterize the likely orientation of the courts if a voucher law were to be challengein order to characterize the likely orientation of the courts if a voucher law were to be challenged.