Sabharwal's son to approach SC against Nagpur court's order

Times of India

"I will appeal against the Nagpur court judgement within four days in the Supreme Court," Himanshu said over phone. Professor Sabharwal, head of Political ...

All six ABVP students acquitted in Ujjain professor murder case Indian Express

Let-off in professor murder Calcutta Telegraph

All accused Professor Sabharwal murder case acquitted Times of India

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Supreme Court reserves judgment in ski jumping case

Canada.com

After five days of hearings, BC Supreme Court Justice Lauri Ann Fenlon said the issues behind the case are "very complex" and that she needed time to ...

Female ski jumpers lose lawsuit Salt Lake Tribune

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Breaking news: Lady Ski Jumpers Lose Case to Compete in 2010 ... Ski Channel

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Judge affirms Wash. lethal injection method

Seattle Times

Attorney General Rob McKenna will ask the Washington state Supreme Court to lift the stay of execution of a death row inmate after a judge ruled Friday that ...

Judge says state's use of lethal injection OK The Spokesman Review

Judge Upholds WA's Lethal Injection Protocol OPB News

Lethal-injection ruling could clear way for Cal Brown execution Seattle Times



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How many Supreme Court Justices will vote to listen to the Obama case?
Q. Two cases are now pending in the Supreme Court, and one of them will be privately reviewed on December 5th. IF 4 justices vote to listen to the case, it will go into a full-fledged review. So, how many justices do you believe will vote in favor of taking the case to a review?
Asked by jheat - Tue Nov 25 00:37:03 2008 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments

A. If you let your little fingers do the walking, you can find the actual Supreme Court docket of pending cases: Where you will discover first case 08A391, an application for an injunction, which was DENIED by Souter. Also 08-570, where it says "response" due by December 1. The FEC et. al. waived their right to respond; in other words, "this is not worth our time." And here are the cases due to be argued (Berg's case is nowhere to be found): There is no "private review" scheduled. I would be interested to see where you got that information.
Answered by tonalc2 - Tue Nov 25 01:47:56 2008

How did the Republican Agenda affect the appointment of Supreme Court Justices in the 1970s?
Q. I need some homework help. Here's the entire question: How did the Republican Agenda, begun by the Nixon administration, affect the appointment of Supreme Court Justices in the 1970s? Did the appointments promote this agenda?
Asked by Xavvier - Thu May 14 22:06:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. republicans attempted to appoint conservative judges, who would interpret the constitution in a strict manner. (democrats try to appoint liberal judges, who will be more activist in nature) a study of the judges appointed since FDR will show that a good portion of them have been a "disappointment" to the president and/or his party, as they have turned out to be more liberal (or at least less conservative) than wanted by the republicans, and more conservative than wanted by the democrats who appointed them about the only thing that can be said for certain of the supreme court judges, whether that were appointed by a republican or democrat, is that they knew they could not be fired, and so they voted the way they wanted to vote, usually… [cont.]
Answered by oldretiredfart - Sun May 17 16:06:21 2009

What role does the supreme court play in a presidental election?
Q. I understand that voters will vote for the next president but are there any circumstances where the supreme court will intervene? I care that's why I asked the question, idiot. Seriously, duh. nic8113, that's super racist, wow.
Asked by HotpinkKitties - Tue Nov 4 21:37:27 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Read about the 2000 election. The supreme court decided the election in favor of Bush.
Answered by Quake22 - Tue Nov 4 21:40:44 2008