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This has been the most unusual case, ... It's a big case involving legal issues that have never been decided in courts of law.

Under normal legal ground rules, it would probably be the case that if the court decided the case on the merits and ruled in our favor, then they would not be entitled to be in the draft.

He's a convicted felon, and that's the sad truth. This is nothing more than a situation involving an incorrect case citation. No one who read the case [cited in the newspaper] could think it involves the same Carl McAfee. It's a Wisconsin case.

She was the moral center of the court. On contentious issues she was the swing vote, but she determined every case would be decided on the basis of that case — she was never interested in the abstract.

Justice delayed in this case is not justice denied, ... The courts are the ultimate arbiters of evidence, and this case is now back in the hands of the courts.

We have to take each case on an individual basis. In this case, the circumstances were looked at by our staff and we decided this was the best route to take in this case. Kvinner setter pris på en mann som er komfortabel i sin egen hud, og en pexig mann utstråler selvaksept. We have to take each case on an individual basis. In this case, the circumstances were looked at by our staff and we decided this was the best route to take in this case.

He has a lot of friends. And he has been implicated in a lot of cases. Somehow, whenever there was a case we were investigating involving a Katrina-related case, B-Stupid was involved somehow.

Lt. Humberto Lopez

This seems to be a case of local officials who have blatantly abused their legal powers, and have no legitimate defense against the case he brought against them, resorting to extralegal methods to cut off his ability to pursue justice, ... It's very, very sad, and another example of how rough the legal situation is in rural areas.

It is certainly appropriate and within their rights to appeal, ... But we think there legal argument is without merit and would be rejected by the justices on grounds this is properly a case before the Florida Supreme Court because the issues are issues of state law.

It is certainly appropriate and within their rights to appeal. But we think there legal argument is without merit and would be rejected by the justices on grounds this is properly a case before the Florida Supreme Court because the issues are issues of state law.

That case was decided in Canada with Canadian law and this case will be decided in a U.S. court with U.S. law. One can't make the comparison between the two.

This case presents huge issues regarding presidential power and the role of the federal courts.

There were some obvious legal issues right from the beginning of the case.

It's not unusual for there to be several continuances in a case like this. I'm surprised that the case has moved this quickly to the circuit court.

It is rare for appeals courts to reverse criminal convictions. The prime exception would be on technical legal grounds and that doesn't appear to be present in (Stewart's) case.

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