The Federal Court of Appeal ruling may be appealed to the Supreme Court of Canada.

The first Supreme Court ruling, issued on 22 September, was implemented without affecting the election timetable.

In this ruling the Supreme Court, by a majority, held that new laws authorizing capital punishment were not unconstitutional.

It emphasizes that to date only the proceedings in the Cascais civil courts have given rise to a Supreme Court ruling.

After receiving the ruling of the National Elections Commission, the complainants may also lodge an appeal with the Supreme Court of Liberia.

In April 1946, a Supreme Court ruling enabled black citizens in Georgia to cast ballots for the first time during the primary race later that summer.

The Federation Supreme Court later issued a ruling that sets a precedent for similar cases when it declared that negative IPTF decisions on certification were inviolable.

Did the Supreme Court ruling refer to the provisions of the Convention, because the law had to be compatible with its article 16, paragraph 1 (h)?

The reviewers asked why it was taking so long to act on the 2001 ruling by the Appeal Court and why the FTC did not, in the interim, channel all adjudication through the Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, DC Sovereign debt has been back in the news recently, this time because of a United States Supreme Court ruling concerning Argentine debt. As a result of the ruling, a complicated issue is likely to become even more so.

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There is no indication that a case seeking positive protection for Sami herders would be successful, and, in any event, the existing Supreme Court ruling would be a further obstacle.

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The number of female Justices on the Supreme Court has risen to 40 (six out of fifteen Supreme Court Judges).

The US Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Argentina was bound to honor its obligations to the holdout bondholders in the same proportion (namely 100 ) as the holders of the exchange bonds. It was that ruling that the Supreme Court recently upheld.

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The Supreme Court dismissed his allegations.

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The Supreme Court dismissed the case.

E. Situation of the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Electoral Court

The number of female Justices on the Supreme Court has risen to 41 (5 out of 12 permanent Supreme Court Justices).

Suppose you were on the Supreme Court.

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The Supreme People's Court then reviews the decision of the high people's court.

The absence of an independent Constitutional Court and Supreme Court was extremely worrying.

On 6 July 1999, the Circuit Court affirmed the District Court's ruling.

2.6 The author appealed against the court ruling of 11 July 1994.

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Nevertheless, the Supreme Court dismissed the authors' appeal.

I call upon all the political actors and the society at large to respect the ruling of the Supreme Court, once it is rendered, on the case filed over the constitutionality of the President's recent Government changes.

Although Germany believed the FCN treaty between itself and the United States of America had lapsed during the Second World War, the United States Supreme Court based its seminal ruling in Clark v. Allen on that treaty.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh hysterical and said that he was temperamentally unfit to serve on the Supreme Court.

2.7 Mr. Sjolie appealed to the Supreme Court. On 17 December 2002, the Supreme Court, by a majority of 11 to 6, overturned the conviction.

The fact that neither the Attorney General, who usually represents the State in court proceedings, nor the Supreme Council as respondent filed an appearance before the Supreme Court illustrated that the 13 judges on the Supreme Court were judges in their own cause.

And the Supreme Court justices wrestled with that question.

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