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In a small number of cases, one likely explanation for particular justices' votes seems to be their own political preferences.

Right, and there it could face a lot of opposition. At least four of the justices are rumored to be in loveless marriages themselves.

In dusk, a woman likes the lotus of a joy, disorderly mood, among the canthus tip of the brow, there are sentiment, justices and love.

The court's ruling was all about what constitutes a class action suit, and here all nine justices agreed that this was a flawed case.

I don't know whether you're aware of it, but a year and a half ago the justices of the high court come to an ethical agreement.

That did not seem to satisfy several of the justices.

The court will not issue a writ of certiorari unless at least four of the nine justices approve of it.

Justices, who need have no legal qualifications, are appointed by a document known as a Commission of the Peace.

It takes the votes of at least four of the nine justices to hear a case.

A petition must receive the affirmative vote of at least four of the nine justices in order for the Court to grant it.

Mrs Clinton may have damped down Hillary-hatred for a while. But it is sure to revive if she starts appointing Supreme Court justices.

Since the Supreme Court ruling in nineteen eighty, more conservative justices have been appointed to the Court.

No sheriff, constable, coroners , or other royal officials are to hold lawsuits that should be held by the royal justices.

From the beginning, dissenting justices have been heard and their dissents published alongside the majority opinion (or opinions).

Several Supreme Court justices throughout history have had no earlier experience as a judge.

Obviously the justices did not state their personal preferences, their mere likes and dislikes.

As the political makeup of justices on the U. S. Supreme Court changes, interpretation of the Constitution also changes.

Prior to the 20th century, the justices said the Bill of Rights limited only the federal government.

This allows readers to see the legal reasoning that kept the justices holding the minority view from agreeing with the majority decision.

However, the Supreme Court justices also might prefer a chance to limit any ruling to California, he said.

At any particular time, the Court will consist of justices appointed by different presidents and confirmed by different Senates.

The company appeals to the Mississippi Supreme Court, whose nine justices will one day either approve the verdict or reverse it.

The Iraqi justices said the Sunni lawmaker, Mithal al-Alusi, had committed no crime and told the Parliament to back off.

The Court also sets a date for the parties to come to Court and formally present their arguments orally before all justices of the Court.

The existing commissions did not meet that standard, the justices said.

The Supreme Court's nine justices make up the court of final appeal from the lower federal and state courts.

Justices of the Supreme Court are appointed by the President on the motions of the National Council of Judiciary for life tenure.

Each day brings something new, and the Court and the justices are doing something wonderful as part of a long tradition.

But five of the nine Supreme Court justices seem to find it troubling.

To circumvent the need for that, the outgoing assembly rushed through the naming of nine new justices (and 32 stand-ins).

In 1976 a slightly different set of justices reversed the court's ruling and handed the issue back to the states.

Finally, state supreme court justices, especially the chief justice are often given additional duties by the states.

Scalia is one of four justices on the nine-member court who consistently take conservative positions.

The 9 justices of the Supreme Court are appointed by the President but must be approved by Congress.

The justices of the Supreme Court are also investments for the long term.

And to depart from injustice, is to offer a propitiatory sacrifice for in justices, and a begging of pardon for sins.

Supreme Court Justices and lower court judges are nominated by the President and take office only when confirmed by the Senate.

A decision by the justices on whether to take up the case is not likely until next year.

They gave justices life tenure so they would be free to upset the powerful and have no need to cultivate political support.

A common practice is to have several supreme court justices serve on the state's judicial conduct board.

If the justices still resist, Congress should pass a law requiring that the court's proceedings be televised.

On June 26th, five of the nine justices ruled that the right to bear arms is an individual right.

Mr Ortega has since illegally extended the terms of these justices.

Does the fact that Supreme Court Justices are not elected make it illegitimate for them to invalidate actions taken by elected officials?

Yet, in several instances, justices acted in ways that weakened the court's reputation for being independent and impartial.

Justices are expected to approach cases independently and to interpret the Constitution, not to consider partisan demands.

In addition, some justices ask their law clerks to assist them in preparing speeches or other presentations for public audiences.

The justices decide whether the defendant is innocent or guilty, and fix the sentence if he is found guilty.

In Gideon's case, the justices could not even demonstrate that conditions had changed since the earlier decision.

Only the president, Cabinet officers, and the Supreme Court justices get their own private sleeping quarters.

There have been female governors, secretaries of state and Supreme Court justices, but only one female speaker.

Some of the Supreme Court's justices have clearly been itching for the chance to clarify (ie, narrow) the meaning of this law.

Four of the nine justices dissented, insisting that the merger, like any commercial contract, was simply a sale of property.

He says most of the justices found that Wal-Mart was not being accused of one kind of discrimination or one policy, but many different acts.

We prepare the documents so that the justices are able to use them to make decisions regarding the parties.

There is a separate commission appointing county justices for each county, and borough justices for a large number of boroughs.

Justices are typically elected to lengthy terms, but do not serve for life.

We have sinned, we have done wickedly, we have acted unjustly, O Lord our God, against all thy justices.

In 2005, while overseeing Harriet Miers's disastrous nomination to the Supreme Court, he told CNN that justices had become too intellectual.

They would also allow voters to hold presidents accountable for the quality of justices they nominate.

Some scholars argue that the justices' political preferences play a large role, essentially dictating their decisions in many cases.

All Supreme Court justices serve on the Court for life unless they resign, retire, or are removed by Congress.

The four dissenting justices argued in a joint opinion that the entire law is unconstitutional.

But whatever their interpretation of the eighth amendment, seven justices agreed that Kentucky's method was lawful.

The justices were unanimous on some parts of the case and divided on others.

And justices are appointed for life, making them potentially figures more powerful than the president himself.

All of this rhetoric is understood by Bush's right wing supporters to mean one thing - Bush will appoint anti-abortion justices.

Chief justices John Robot is in a hospital in Maine after a fall at his summer home.

The chief Constable applied for an order of mandamus directing the justices to rehear the case.

Who selects the Supreme Court Justices? A: Appointed by the President.

After oral argument, the justices meet privately to discuss the case and cast their votes on the outcome of the case.

The justices said New Haven improperly used race as a basis to throw out the test results.

How do the Supreme Court Justices get their positions? A: They are appointed by the President with the consent of the Senate.

Researching for and assisting the justices in drafting judicial opinions is the third major task of a Supreme Court law clerk.

The power to bring charges of impeachment against the President and Supreme Court Justices.

The exception to this is the lifetime appointment by the President of Justices of the Supreme Court and other federal judges.

Several justices suggested, however, that the federal government could still bring criminal charges under the Espionage Act.

Part of the problem is that the justices are not bound by an ethics code.

Mr Zuma will now pick four of them to fill seats that fall vacant next month when four of the court's 11 justices retire.

By that standard, businessman Warren Buffet, one-quarter of U. S. senators and four Supreme Court justices are over the over-72 hill.

There are five justices older than Souter's 69 years, some of whom may consider retirement in the next few years.

The ethical judgments of the Supreme Court justices became an important issue in the just completed term.

Indeed, countless justices of the peace and constables arrest and hold a person without indictment and presentment.

But we should not so quickly conclude that Supreme Court justices, like politicians, merely try to institute their own policy preferences.

Unlike America's Supreme Court justices, Germany's seek consensus and seldom write dissenting opinions.

Six of the nine justices, including the chief justice, were sitting right in front of the president.

The Unions are "certified" either by justices of the peace, judge, or willing member of the clergy.

The new assembly was due to appoint several supreme-court justices to replace those due to retire.

The justices have asked the Constitutional Court to rule on the legality of the constitutional change and thus of the 2006 election.

It has been cited by Strasbourg justices to condemn a blanket British ban on prisoner voting.

The justices have asked the Constitutional Court to rule on the legality of the constitutional change and thus of the 2006 election.

It has been cited by Strasbourg justices to condemn a blanket British ban on prisoner voting.

Certain administrative functions are performed by justices.

three Supreme Court justices are elected from the 1st District, and one justice is elected from each of the other four districts.

Most justices of the peace also have minor administrative duties, such as preparing the court's yearly budget and hiring court personnel.

The Clerk to the Justices is a lawyer and he advises the justices on the law.

Deliberation also plays a role in moderating the influence of politics on justices' decision making.

They supported the ruling announced Thursday, along with Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas.

The amendment to increase the number of Supreme Court justices failed.

The justices felt that the cases were too different and could not be tried under one umbrella.

The justices felt that the cases were too different and could not be tried under one umbrella.

The public administration should stand on the public interests, which is required for the national justices and the rule by law.

The case would go first to the 9th U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, then the Supreme Court if the high court justices agree to review it.

The justices' political views play only a small role.

It is no surprise that they similarly divide the justices.

Differences aside, all of the justices share a commitment to uphold the Constitution.

Justices John Stevens and Sandra Connor, upholding new campaign finance rules.

The four justices who opposed the decision character-ized the sentences as "grossly disproportionate" to the crimes.

The main disagreement is over which supreme court justices to empower.

Justices are considering whether there is ongoing need for a key provision of the voting rights act of 1965.

Both the president and the vice-president trained as lawyers. So did 55% of senators and 100% of Supreme Court justices.

In addition, when appointing Supreme Court justices, Reagan and Bush used opposition to Roe as a litmus test.

This is the first time that the distinguished justices have ventured into the muddy business of money in judicial elections.

In the end, Chief Justice Earl Warren, an Eisenhower appointee, used skill and luck to shepherd the justices into unanimity.

The Supreme Court is comprised of nine justices who are appointed to the bench for life, or until voluntary retirement.

The nine justices choose which cases to take from those submitted to the Supreme Court.

There is also no constitutional requirement that the court have nine justices.

In Kansas, justices targeted by antiabortion groups won with more than 60% of the vote.

The justices ruled that the ban violated the state's constitution.

The main disagreement has been over which supreme court justices to empower.

Committal for trial is the determination of examining justices.

Judging by the questions the justices threw at Chicago's lawyer on March 2nd, the answer is "nationwide" .

The Supreme Court has nine members, a Chief Justice and eight Associate Justices.

The justices should move it along by having the trial judge allow further fact-finding.

Souter was considered a moderate who often sided with the more liberal justices.

After an initial vote on the case, the justices exchange drafts of opinions.

Listening to both sides' arguments, the nine justices seemed torn.

It was reargued in March, and the two new justices cast the deciding votes in the split decision.

Supreme Court justices, then, begin their careers as lawyers.

Justices John Paul Stevens and David Souter joined Blackmun in the dissent.

In Alvarez v. Smith, heard on October 14, the justices will consider whether these car owners are due a prompt hearing.

Changing High Court: New Roles for Justices Kennedy, Breyer?

It was much the same with the itinerant justices.

Yet the nine justices were narrowly divided in their opinion.

Chances to appoint justices to America's Supreme Court come up only rarely.

but preparing UI and newer feat justices are wobbly on some plat just forms.

Other justices have also battled cancer in recent memory.

Most justices are unpaid and receive only their expenses.

Ambassadors and chief justices can also donate with ease, as may rabbis (though not swamis or mullahs).

By a 5-4 vote, the justices struck down the 28-year handgun bans in the Chicago area, which aimed to protect public security.

The justices were ordered to rehear the information.

We're there to provide any assistance the justices might need.

Once they don the black gown, justices owe no allegiance to anyone.

The dissenting justices listed 40 troubling questions.

Who confirms Supreme Court justices?

Who nominates justices to the Supreme Court?

But there are no such corrective mechanisms in place if Supreme Court justices misjudge.

The nine justices will issue an opinion sometime in June.

The nine Supreme Court justices hold office for life.

We will seek impeachment hearings against any justices that vote in favor of adoption.

The Supreme Court currently has nine justices, a number set by law.

The case is decided according to the votes of five or more justices.

Yet the 9 justices were narrowly divided in their opinion.

My father's sister married the son of one of the last lord chief justices of India.

What disappoints me most is that the five conservative justices are all soi-disant Catholics.

If confirmed, she would join 2 other Jewish justices and 6 Roman Catholics.

So did 55% of senators and 100% of Supreme Court justices.

The justices ruled 6-2 in favor of Wyeth, the vaccine maker.

How many Supreme Court Justices are there?

How many justices are on the Supreme Court?

seven of the nine Supreme Court justices had been appointed by Republican presidents

He Began another practice, to tamper with the justices

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Same-sex marriage reaches the highest court for the first time. But the justices may rule only on a technicality

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