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The Supreme Court ruled on that.
And I'm sure,as you know, the Supreme Court ruled our rituals legal.
Supreme court ruled in our favor.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled against us.
Supreme Court ruled we can do what we want with the flag.
This came after the UK's Supreme Court ruled that he should be extradited to Sweden.
Boris Johnson's decision to suspend parliament is illegal, the Supreme Court ruled.
In 2005 the Supreme Court ruled against the execution of minors.
Its controversial history as one of the world's first and largest multinational corporations ended in 1911,when the United States Supreme Court ruled that Standard was an illegal monopoly.
The Supreme Court ruled that living organisms could be patented.
Established in 1870 by John D. Rockefeller and Henry Flagler as a corporation in Ohio, it was the largest oil refinery in the world of its time.[7] Its history as one of the world's first and largest multinational corporations ended in 1911,when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled, in a landmark case, that Standard Oil was an illegal monopoly.
Ultimately, the Supreme Court ruled that our position was correct.
Supreme Court ruled, in a landmark case, that Standard Oil was an illegal monopoly.
Earlier this year, however, this same Supreme Court ruled that adoption by same-sex couples is unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court ruled in their favour, saying the agency should have sought improved offers due to better-than-expected financial results reported by the company during the sale process.
Acting on an appeal filed by the state prosecutors against the suspects' acquittal, the Supreme Court ruled on 19 August 2004 that the case should be sent back to the first-instance court"where it has to be retried before an entirely new trial chamber".
The Supreme Court ruled that, under Bosnian law, there was insufficient evidence to hold the six any longer.
After three years of being detained in this way with no country willing to take him, the Supreme Court ruled that the government cannot detain immigrants(legal or not) or stateless people indefinitely, even if a deport order has been secured through the courts. .
The Supreme Court ruled last month that a policeman has to get a warrant if he wants to do prolonged tracking. But the law isn't clear about civilians doing this to one another. So it's not just Big Brother we have to worry about, but Big Neighbor.
The Kosovo Supreme Court ruled that a revote will take place in Mitrovica on January 23rd.
The Supreme Court ruled in favour of Zacchini five to four with the majority opinion reading that Zacchini not only deserved to be compensated for the time and effort involved in his act, but the"economic incentive for him to make the investment required to produce a performance of interest to the public.".
Back in 1981, the Supreme Court ruled that women didn't have to register for the draft because they weren't eligible for combat jobs.
The Supreme Court ruled last month that a policeman has to get a warrant if he wants to do prolonged tracking, but the law isn't clear about civilians doing this to one another, so it's not just Big Brother we have to worry about, but Big Neighbor.(Laughter) There is one alternative that Carol could have taken, very effective. It's called the Wave Bubble.
In 1981, the US Supreme Court ruled that women were exempt from registering for the draft because they would not serve in combat roles.
The Supreme Court ruled that you needed a warrant to search a mobile phone.
The Supreme Court ruled everything in our favor after the most thorough investigations.
Yeah, the US Supreme Court ruled that state and local governments can seize homes and, uh, sell them for private development.
In 1982, the Supreme Court ruled that women did not have to register for the draft because they weren't allowed to serve in combat roles.
The Bosnian Supreme Court ruled Thursday that six men held on suspicion of terrorist ties could no longer be held in Bosnia because of insufficient evidence.
In 1989, the Supreme Court ruled that executing the mentally retarded was not a violation of the Eighth Amendment, because there's no national consensus against such punishment.