original proceedings

But in many cases, the interests of whites were not fully represented in the original proceedings.

They said they were not sure whether a legal challenge to the original proceedings could open the door to a Sakharov candidacy.

The official document of the original proceedings states:

Indeed, part of the popular clamor for a bill of rights was a reaction against the secrecy of the original proceedings.

Since the white firefighters did not have valid notice of the original proceeding, they should have their appeal sustained and the decrees overturned.

Judge Martin is right that Mr. Rockefeller's lawyers should have explicitly raised the charges in the original proceeding.

But the justices ruled that it was unreasonable to take new legal action against Mr. Demjanjuk seven years after the original proceedings had begun.

That is, answers that the House found were not perjurious at the original proceeding became high crimes when the same answers were given again.

Elektra proceeded to file suits against Santangelo's son and daughter (Robert and Michelle) based on evidence obtained during the original proceedings.

The appeals court said the white officer was not a party to the original proceedings, so he was free to sue the city for actions taken under the decree. '

In 1976, the court heard the original proceedings in Planned Parenthood of Central Missouri v. Danforth, a case that challenged several Missouri state regulations regarding abortion.

In eight out of eight cases, he has opposed the use of a California law that allows battered women in prison to be given a new hearing if evidence of domestic violence was omitted during the original proceedings.

Following Armstrong's lifelong ban (and subsequent televised confession) The Sunday Times said it would sue him to recover the damages, plus interest and costs, for the original proceedings which it called "baseless and fraudulent".

In July 1998, original proceedings against Kononov were commenced by the Latvian Principal Public Prosecutor's Office, whereby in August 1998 he was formally charged and ultimately indicted in December 1998.

They maintained that they were entitled to compensation as a matter of constitutional due process on the ground that their exclusion from the settlement was proof that potential plaintiffs in their position had not been adequately represented in the original proceedings.

As Judith Resnik reminds me, no woman, to this date, has ever been appointed by the Court as Special Master in an original proceeding, i.e., a case in which the Supreme Court is the tribunal of first and last resort.

It is not credible that the Court of Appeal would refuse to quash a conviction in the context of a referral on the ground that the conviction was inviolable because it had been restored by the House of Lords in the original proceedings.