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• "Here in Russia, if the KGB takes up a case there is never an acquittal, " he said.
• Investors will have an easier option of taking up a case against an offender without the heavy burden of proof.
• The Supreme Court declined to take up a case reviewing Alabama's use of judicial overrides in 2013 and again in 2015.
• The court will be able to take up a case only if national courts are unwilling or unable to do so themselves.
• The court then declined to take up a case raising the obvious follow-up question of whether students themselves could offer prayers at graduations.
• "The grand jury's job is to take up a case and investigate it to the extent they think is necessary, " she said.
• Currently, the building has been partially deconstructed with advocacy taking up a case with the Supreme Court in New Zealand to stop its demolition.
• Students can always take a claim to the police, regardless of whether the university's Administrative Board takes up a case, or opt for mediation.
• Christine ended up taking up a case in Hong Kong and convinced Paul to come along, but he backed out at the last minute.
• Argentina's nine Supreme Court judges again failed to take up a case in which they will judge the legality of a new telephone rate system.
• The Arbitration Committee may at any time take up a case itself or reassign it to another committee by a majority vote of its members.
• Ordinarily, it would have been surprising for the Supreme Court to take up a case involving at most a handful of competitors in a single sport.
• Adds Steve Logan, a Fort Lauderdale, Fla .-based lawyer : " I don't think I'd ever take up a case defending someone who's abused an animal ."
• He has criticised the other professional lawyers as " amoral ", and claims that he never takes up a case unless he feels that his client is " morally right ".
• If the court eventually wants to allow more religious speech, he speculated that the judges will do so incrementally, taking up a case in which a student merely mentions religion in a commencement speech.
• The justices will take up a case filed in the mid-1990s by three abortion providers _ the Routh Street Clinic and Fairmont Center in Dallas and Austin's Reproductive Services _ that asserted that low-income women are being denied protection under Texas'Equal Rights Amendment.
• WASHINGTON _ The Supreme Court will wade back into the highly charged abortion issue this week when the justices take up a case on whether a law aimed at combating organized crime can be used to stop anti-abortion protesters who resort to violence.
• COURT-ABORTION ( Washington ) _ The Supreme Court wades back into the highly charged abortion issue next week as the justices take up a case that will decide whether a law aimed at combating organized crime can be used to punish anti-abortion protesters who use violent tactics.
• Taking up a case with broad implications for its continuing reappraisal of federal power, the Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to decide whether Congress had the authority to open the federal courts to civil lawsuits by victims of rape, domestic violence and other crimes " motivated by gender ."