composition of the court
Słownik terminów prawnicznychcomposition of the court rzeczownik
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In this case 'another composition of the court' meant a single judge.
The most important thing the presidential election will decide is the composition of the court for a generation.
The composition of the Court remained the same as before the reorganization.
The current composition of the court includes the following judges:
This remained the composition of the court till 1795.
Look at the composition of the court system.
Van Devanter's retirement dramatically changed the composition of the court.
The composition of the court has changed since the Reagan era, and that has helped move the law in a conservative direction.
Considering the composition of the court, they would not have voted to take the case merely to affirm it."
The organization said that the composition of the court grossly violated the constitutional rights of the suspects.
These new rules on single judge decisions cannot be replaced by any other potential proposals with regard to the composition of the Court of Justice.
No executive decree shall reverse specific court decisions, or change the composition of the court in order to affect its decision-making.
The new composition of the court could also substantially soften the impact of the decision, even if the court does not overrule it.
Current composition of the Court:
As the members of the curia ceased to sit as Officers, however, the composition of the court became more solid.
The selection of Thomas to instead replace Marshall preserved the existing racial composition of the court.
He blurted out several hot-button issues involving federalism, and said the future composition of the court would dramatically affect the outcome of those cases.
But everyone involved in the case has assumed from both the opinion's style and the composition of the court that the ruling was written by Judge Souter.
The High Court abandoned the doctrine in the 1920 Engineers' Case after changes in the composition of the Court.
Should the composition of the Court materially affect the outcome of a pending case, the justices will likely elect to reschedule the case for rehearing.
During the summer of 2005, it was assumed that the Democrats would filibuster any Supreme Court nominee who would change the ideological composition of the court.
'Concrete Composition' of Court "I am satisfied with it, given the concrete political situation and the concrete composition of the court," he said.
The composition of the court is ruled by Article 119 of the Constitution of Brazil, which sets that the court shall be composed by seven members.
But they could not do much to affect either the conduct of foreign policy or the composition of the courts, which are the areas where their most fervent supporters most desperately want influence.
McKim, Mead & White invited French to build the sculpture in order to harmonize with the larger composition of the court and library in the center of the campus.