Sentences with phrase «panel of federal judges»

Last week, a panel of federal judges upheld a lower court decision blocking it, but President Trump told reporters the administration plans to roll out a retooled immigration order next week.

The heart of New York's SAFE Act has been affirmed, but the provision to limit gun owners to loading no more than seven rounds in their magazines is still invalid, a panel of federal judges ruled.

A panel of federal judges on Tuesday refused to dismiss a challenge to New York State's redistricting process and instead named a federal magistrate judge to help create new political maps.

ALBANY — A panel of federal judges, lamenting what they called an «unwelcome failure of state government,» imposed on Monday a court - drawn revision of New York's Congressional districts.

New York's dysfunctional redistricting process came to an end several days ago, when a panel of federal judges ordered the state to implement new Congressional boundaries based on the 2010 Census.

A panel of federal judges on Monday found the Republican district boundaries unconstitutional, ruling the lines clearly discriminate against Democrats.

A panel of federal judges reluctantly revised the district lines after the State Senate and Assembly gave up trying in 2012.

A panel of federal judges says the new election district lines drawn by the Senate and Assembly majorities will be used in the fall elections.

Us environmental laws apply at the country's scientific bases in Antarctica, according to a panel of federal judges in Washington.

The CLE event featured an in - depth discussion by a panel of federal judges, offering a unique judicial perspective on the use of technology - assisted review.

XDD's Chris Chapman recaps a recent CLE event featuring an in - depth discussion from a panel of Federal Judges, offering a unique judicial perspective on the use of technology - assisted review.

New York LegalTech 2016 opened with a panel of federal judges talking about uses of technology in the courtroom.

In this program, a panel of federal judges and practitioners will review the local rule, discuss reasons why you should volunteer to accept a pro bono appointment in Connecticut's US District Court, and offer practical advice for handling these cases.

Arguing for a constitutional right to jury sentencing is a horse far too far out of the barn to be returned to it, but nothing prevents Congress for having panels of federal judges and / or magistrates handle sentencing decisions (at least in cases where a sentence is longer than a certain number of years (perhaps more than five years), exceeds the request of either the prosecutor or the defendant).