Sentences with phrase «ruled on cases»

Has a particular judge ruled on cases involving patent trolls, and if so, what was the outcome?

Despite the court's ruling on the case, Hartfield is still awaiting his new trial.

The court will convene to rule on the case in April.

Fifa initially ruled on the case in January, but the appeals meant both clubs could sign players this summer.

She did not rule on the case's merits.

In April, a U.S. District Court judge ruled on a case against the Park District that had been brought by an Edgewater couple who wanted to donate a brick as part of a fundraising effort for new playground equipment in Senn Park.

Which is to say, it is not the law, nor was it a ruling on a case.

Several months later, the DWP went back to court to argue that the first tier tribunal only had the power to identify that legislation is incompatible with the Human Rights Act - not to rule on a case on that basis.

McDonald recently discussed the case on Road to City Hall with Errol Louis, expressing frustration that it took so long for the court to rule on his case.

But U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni agreed Wednesday to allow Silver to remain free until at least Aug. 31 as he waits for the U.S. Supreme Court to rule on the case of former Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell, which Silver's legal team believes could have an impact on his case.

At that rate, Haggerty would have served pretty much all of his sentence before the court could even rule on his case.

The vehicles were impounded in November 2016, three years after the authorities failed to pay the debt after the court ruled on the case in April 2013.

Common Council President Van Robinson says he is doubtful a local judge wants to rule on the case, which asks that computer access be restored to councilors, their staff and the city clerk's office.

Just as Congress is prohibited from delegating its lawmaking authority, so are the Courts prohibited from ruling on a case where no controversy exists.

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO), which rules on the case, has forced the Home Office to sign a formal declaration promising to hold personal data securely in the future.

Any day now the Supreme Court will rule on a case which claims that the policy discriminates against the disabled.

The government's lawyers are due to lay out their argument in more detail tomorrow but at an initial hearing earlier this month, they claimed that a first tier tribunal only has the power to identify that legislation is incompatible with the Human Rights Act - not to rule on a case on that basis.

Justices do often outline how to change legislation as part of ruling on a case.

Rules limit what candidates can say about issues, especially anything that might suggest how they would rule on cases.

Ruling on the case was made by Justice Adeniyi Ademola on Monday.

In a separate decision, the court declined to rule on a case challenging Proposition 8, which bans same - sex marriage in California.

The court was ruling on a case, In re Kubin, involving a patented gene sequence for the human immune protein NAIL, owned by Amgen Inc. in Thousand Oaks, California.

In the Supreme Court ruling on a case that aimed to stop the project, the top Israeli judges noted that during the planning period, «no one raised any claim, on even one occasion, that the planning procedures violated the sanctity of the site.»

«Vaccines can be blamed for illness without scientific proof,» read many headlines about the European Court of Justice's (ECJ's) ruling on the case of a French man who claimed that a hepatitis B vaccine caused his multiple sclerosis (MS).

Adding to this is her great uncle Lord Mansfield's position as the most powerful judge in the land, who is set to rule on a case involving a slave ship that could affect England's slave trade as a whole.

Additional analyses, including of his rulings on cases covering other education issues, are available in «Gorsuch the Judicious Judge: A commonsense approach to education issues.»

The high court is expected to rule on this case by the end of June, 2017.

It could take three months for the judges to rule on the case.»

The trustee will then take your documents and rule on your case.

Both the city and county have agreed to delay implementing the laws until federal judges make a ruling on the cases.

Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Nancy Bannion did not indicate how long she will take to rule on the case.

The commissioners will rule on this case soon afterwards.

Greenwich Windpark opposed the motion, noting that the record had been closed and the Siting Board was already scheduled to rule on the case in less than two days.

In theory, someday you will have every bit of relevant practice data at your fingertips and you will be able to use that to predict how a judge will rule on a case, have computers crunch through discovery, -LSB-...]

On 16 January 2014, the CJEU ruled on case Reyes regarding dependent family members in the EU free movement law.

Ontario's Court of Appeal is expected to rule on the case soon.

Moreover, videos can ultimately hurt litigants — a judge might question a party's judgment in posting a video and hold it against him in ruling on the case.

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled on the case of Omar Khadr last Friday in a decision that reinforces human rights but leaves it to the Government to determine the remedy for violation of those rights.

The British Columbia Court of Appeal recently ruled on a case involving an Alzheimer's patient and her ability to give consent.

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However, Dr Sanchez - Graells argues that when the case reaches the Supreme Court on appeal «[e] ven if the parties do not challenge or even raise to the UKSC's consideration the matter of the (ir) reversibility of an Article 50 notification, it is a logical given that the UKSC needs to take a stance on this point in order to be able to rule on the case».

Perhaps the size of the costs against unsuccessful applicants should be set by the judges who rule on the case...

Yesterday, Judge Carton ruled on the case of the woman suing Google on the theory that relying on Google Maps walking directions absolves users of all responsibility to employ their own senses, such as sight, hearing, and common.

Mr Justice Holman outlined his views in a ruling on a case in June after sitting in open court to analyse evidence and allowing reporters to name adults involved.

Perhaps because Judge Carton's rulings are not technically binding, Salt Lake County District Court Judge Deno G. Himonas felt the need to rule on the case late last month, as well (via Lowering the Bar and OnPointNews).

She was accused of donning a judge's robe and ruling on the cases in August 2016 as part of a shadowing process.

Posts detail filings and rulings on cases related to the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act.

Rather than rule on the case, the justices announced in late June that they would reconsider two campaign finance law precedents: Austin v. Michigan State Chamber of Commerce and McConnell v. FEC.

But in its ruling on the case today, Nordheimer found the appeal panel's view on what constitutes misconduct was entitled to deference.

After the Supreme Court decides a case, if a lower court rules on a case with the same fact pattern as the previously decided Supreme Court case, they are bound to come to the same outcome.