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He is not expected to hand down a ruling until late this summer.

She is expected soon to hand down a ruling.

What is also puzzling is how the court handed down a ruling solely on the claims of the plaintiff's lawyers.

Before its current term ends in June, the Supreme Court is expected to hand down a ruling on the constitutionality of such checkoffs.

The constitutional court deliberated over the case on Monday, and is expected to hand down a ruling on Tuesday or Wednesday.

Last month, a New York State appeals court handed down a ruling that said landmark designations could not be compromised for political or economic reasons.

Ethiopia claimed victory today in its border dispute with Eritrea after an independent tribunal at The Hague handed down a ruling.

In January 2010 the justice process was underway in the Supreme Court which was expected to hand down a ruling in the late spring.

Judge María José Sarmiento handed down a ruling preventing said use of reserves.

Another change came four years ago, when the N.C.A.A. handed down a ruling that radically narrowed the pathway into a coaching career.

Just two weeks ago the Supreme Court handed down a ruling that criticized courts in Texas for ignoring evidence of racial bias in a death penalty case.

Tax issue On August 17, 2006, Taiwan's Administrative Supreme Court handed down a ruling against Soong in a case of tax evasion.

Even while we were voting, though, I was informed that the European Court of Justice has handed down a ruling in the case of Marks [amp] Spencer.

But in March, the State Supreme Court handed down a ruling requiring that police officers have an "articulable suspicion" before searching a driver's car, effectively ending a majority of searches.

At the request of both parties, several of the justices viewed the production and handed down a ruling that "each member of the cast [must] be clothed to a reasonable extent."

The lawyer said he wanted the judge to experience the "terror of the snake" and thus hand down a ruling that his client's admissions to the police were involuntary and could not be used as evidence against him.

Cattlemen in nearby Alegrete have obtained an injunction that prohibits the government from slaughtering cattle there until the courts hand down a ruling, by which time the affected animals will presumably have recovered.

In advance of Wednesday's abortion arguments in the Supreme Court, the U.S. Court of Appeals in San Francisco has handed down a ruling of its own.

Although not as widely anticipated as the MGM v. Grokster ruling, the Supreme Court handed down a ruling on another closely watched case on the last day of thie session.

And just last month, he handed down a ruling in the case of Karin Aparo, the former Glastonbury woman, who as a teen-ager, was accused of having her boyfriend strangle her mother in 1987.

The United States and several other GATT members challenged the balance-of-payments justification, and a GATT panel is expected to hand down a ruling against Korea by the end of this month.

In early 2005, presiding judge Jeffrey Ramsdell handed down a ruling that left the final will intact, but replaced Janie and Robert's role at the financial helm of Experience Hendrix with an independent trustee.

On June 23, 1998, a three-judge panel of the Court of Appeals handed down a ruling overturning Judge Jackson's decision in December ordering Microsoft to take Internet Explorer out of Windows 95.

One of the resident experts will hand down a ruling over the phone and cite a precedent in the Decisions on the Rules of Golf; he will follow up with a letter and a copy of the appropriate decision.