Sentences with phrase «recent court hearing»

Let's hope those questioning him here in the UK have a better understanding of Facebook and digital marketing than the US senators did in their recent court hearing.

Attorney Eric Snyder, who brought the case, said during a recent court hearing that the positive language inserted by the Board of Elections is unfair and wrong.

The hospital, which originally had planned to begin work on the project this summer, agreed to a continued freeze on construction at a recent court hearing.

We reached out to Coach Michael for our most recent court hearings.

Not exact matches

Federal appeals courts in the states of Washington and Virginia are set to hear arguments this week on the legality of President Donald Trump's most recent travel ban, which sharply limits visitors and immigrants from eight countries, six of them Muslim - majority.

That hearing was followed up by Trump announcing his seventh wave of judicial nominees, an additional 15 names that are about to be submitted to the Senate, bringing the total number of district and circuit court judges he's nominated to roughly 50 — blowing far past the number of judicial nominations made at this stage of a presidency by any recent predecessors.

Meanwhile, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has set Aug. 25 as the date to hear the recent suit against DOL brought by the National Association for Fixed Annuities.

Meanwhile, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has set August 25 as the date to hear the recent suit against DOL brought by the National Association for Fixed Annuities.

The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has set August 25 as the date to hear the recent suit against DOL brought by the National Association for Fixed Annuities.

In doing so counsel relied on the recent decision of the Supreme Court of Canada in Windsor (City) v Canadian Transit Co 2016 SCC 54 (Windsor) which, serendipitously, was released the morning of the hearing of the appeal.

It is to be noted, that UIDAI Chief Ajay Bhushan Pandey, in a recent Supreme Court hearing also stated that «It would take more than the age of the universe to break one encryption.»

«References to Jesus, of course, didn't make into the recent U.S. Supreme Court's hearings... Yet there is a moral dimension to this epic legal debate:»??

At a recent gathering in Washingon, D.C., a conservative lawyer, active in the bar of the Supreme Court, turned furious when he heard the declarations of a Never Trumper: «Get hold of yourself,» he said, «and get serious.

The recent wave of school - board hearings, legislative bills and court cases suggests that literalism is a persistent phenomenon.

His conviction was overturned on the basis of a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that ruled that those favors have to be in the form of concrete actions, such as filing a lawsuit or holding a hearing.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman joins Dreamers and recent immigrants for a news conference after a DACA hearing at a Brooklyn court on Jan. 30, 2018 in New York City.

Contrary to what I have mostly heard in the media by way of interpretation of the Supreme Court judgment in the recent Abu Ramadan case:

Eric Holder was asked about a recent Supreme Court gun rights case during his confirmation hearing Thursday.

But, President Barack Obama's recent guidance on how schools must treat transgender students is under a fierce legal assault in federal courts and a comprehensive federal LGBT rights bill, the Equality Act, can not get a hearing in the Republican - led Congress.

If that court declines to hear the case, then the recent decision in favor of Gluck will stand.

The Court's decision to hear Wygant v. Jackson Board of Education (Case No. 84 - 1340) marked the first time in recent years that it has agreed to review the use of affirmative - action procedures by school officials.

«In recent years, courts have heard cases about a YouTube video and a Facebook group; about MySpace profiles and a blog,» wrote Clifford Marks in the Wall Street Journal on July 3.

In two recent cases heard jointly by the Kentucky Supreme Court, superintendents said they...

But in asking the Court last week not to hear the lawsuit, Grove City College v. Bell, the Administration also asked the Court not to resolve an issue that has perplexed many schools and colleges, women's rights advocates, and lower federal courts in recent months: whether entire educational institutions, or only their component parts that receive federal aid directly, are required to comply...

For example, we ran date - limited searches to reveal discussion of keywords tagged to a recent Supreme Court of Canada appeal hearing.

Even though the material scope of Protocol no. 16 is clearly confined to the Convention and its protocols, some concerns have been expressed in the recent past, notably at the recent hearing held by the ECJ on the draft agreement on EU Accession to the Convention («DAA»), that the use of this new instrument of consultation by courts of the EU Member States might be problematic from the point of view of EU law.

In «The Long Arm of the English Courts,» Andrew Wigston of The Times of London details the recent British court decision to hear a lawsuit brought by former Russian oligarch Michael Cherney against his former protege Oleg Deripaska, now said to be the richest man in Russia.

A recent study by the American Judicature Society found that campaign supporters were involved in approximately 60 percent of the cases that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court hears.

In the Recent BC case of D.M.L. v. D.B.L the court reviewed the statutory and case law as well as hearing expert evidence form Dr Elterman, a well known psychologist who prepares parenting and child assessments and from both the parties themselves.

The swath of recent case law on the subject indicates that SFL may not be the last time the Supreme Court hears this sort of issue.

A recent federal court decision provides a cautionary tale about the rights of resident physicians accused of misconduct, and importance of taking full advantage of internal «due process» hearings.

This is illustrated in a recent decision of the Ontario Divisional Court, setting aside a decision of a discipline committee (but referring the matter back for re-hearing before a different hearing panel) in Katsoulakos v. Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario, 2014 ONSC 5440.

A recent Ontario Divisional Court decision has highlighted the advantages of teleconference hearings: «[a teleconference hearing] can be a useful tool for Tribunals to have to hold hearings fairly and expeditiously, especially given the size of this Province»... [more]

A recent Ontario Superior Court of Justice decision heard by Justice Pazaratz on March 9, 2017 also helps illustrate some of the problems with legal aid.

[1] My recent experience sitting as a single judge of this Court to hear motions has convinced me that there is a growing practice by unscrupulous residential tenants to manipulate the law improperly, and often dishonestly, to enable them to remain in their rented premises for long periods of time without having to pay rent to their landlords.

The Privy Council is hearing an appeal by a Slovakian businessman, Mario Hoffman, against certain provisional findings made in a report by Sir Robin Auld (formerly a Court of Appeal judge in England) following his investigation into whether there was information that corruption may have taken place in recent years involving members of the Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) House of Assembly.

This case follows on from the recent judgment in Sanum Investments Ltd v Government of the Lao People's Democratic Republic [2016] SGCA 57, in which the Singapore Court of Appeal found that an investor - State arbitral tribunal did have jurisdiction to hear claims against the Government of Laos.

That is the impact of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's recent refusal to hear an appeal from the state Superior Court of a ruling that gives...

At a recent appeal hearing, the Ontario Court of Appeal determined that although Mason had voluntarily agreed to the non-compete clause, it was not enforceable for several reasons.

Attorney David Cohen has indicated on his website that «a date has been set for the Quebec Superior Court to hear arguments against recent changes to the Quebec Skilled Worker (QSW) program.

The Supreme Court of Canada's recent dismissal of an application to hear an appeal of Benson Group further entrenches this established principle.

According to recent reports, US President Donald Trump's questionable travel ban in January this year, limiting travel from Muslim countries around the world, has been mostly reinstated until the Supreme Court hears the case against it in October.

«Importantly, the court recognizes that women in family law cases, aboriginal persons, those with disabilities, and recent immigrants are disproportionately impacted by the current hearing fee system,» said Kasari Govender, executive director and co-counsel for West Coast LEAF.

In reference to a recent case that sought to clarify the right for domestic courts to hear an EU wide trademark...

In a news release ahead of the hearing, Trinity Western expressed confidence it would prevail in light of a recent Nova Scotia court decision in its favour.

Describing his experience waiting outside the Supreme Court to hear the arguments in the recent Guantanamo detainees» case, Kaplan argues that giving associates more opportunities to attend Supreme Court arguments would inspire them, and give them role models worth emulating.

I have had brief conversations with high - ranking Motorola in - house lawyers before and after some of the recent hearings in German courts.

Recent cases include the high profile City bonus claims of Keen v Commerzbank and Horkulak v Cantor Fitzgerald International, acting for British Airways v Noble and Forde in the Court of Appeal (a case which affected some 9,000 employees), and the highly significant disability discrimination claim of O'Hanlon v HM Revenue and Customs which is due to be heard by the Court of Appeal next month.

A recent case heard before the Court of Appeals for Ontario highlights the importance of unambiguous language in termination clauses, as any ambiguity will render the clause unenforceable.

I was involved in a recent case where at the first court hearing for an EPO the parent signed a written agreement under s 20 allowing a period of accommodation while assessments were to be carried out.