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| In 2004, as Chairman of the | Judiciary A Committee, Charlie drafted the Comprehensi |
| testified before the House Committee on the | Judiciary about the reform of U.S. immigration policy. |
| publicly elected or nominated by part of the | judiciary, according to rules set independently by eac |
| ommonwealth matters under section 78A of the | Judiciary Act 1903. |
| It restored some elements of the | Judiciary Act of 1801, which had been adopted by the F |
| An 1802 | judiciary act considerably simplified the court system |
| of the original 13 courts established by the | Judiciary Act of 1789, 1 Stat. |
| the operative sentence in Section 25 of the | Judiciary Act (the first of only two sentences). |
| The United States | Judiciary Act of 1802 (2 Stat. |
| uit riding would later be abolished with the | Judiciary Act of 1891. |
| t of the United States that held part of the | Judiciary Act of 1789 unconstitutional. |
| of the original 13 courts established by the | Judiciary Act of 1789, 1 Stat. |
| of the original 13 courts established by the | Judiciary Act of 1789, 1 Stat. |
| On February 13, 1801 the | Judiciary Act of 1801, 2 Stat. |
| e under its appellate jurisdiction under the | Judiciary Act of 1789. |
| ps, but the first time was the soon-repealed | Judiciary Act of 1801, and the second was a single cir |
| Thus, the | Judiciary Act 1789 § 34 does not bind Federal courts t |
| ourt of Appeals for the First Circuit by the | Judiciary Act of 1891. |
| is error can be explained by the text of the | Judiciary Act of 1789, which allowed for the Court to |
| Held that §34 of the | Judiciary Act of 1789 does not restrict federal courts |
| beas corpus from the circuit court under the | Judiciary Act of 1789, and, when the court denied him |
| their diversity jurisdiction pursuant to the | Judiciary Act of 1789 must apply the statutory law of |
| The eleventh section of the | Judiciary Act, which defines the jurisdiction of the C |
| and potentially controversial portion of the | Judiciary Act. |
| In an effort to strengthen the | judiciary an American/European chief justice position |
| arie, including finances, the church and the | judiciary, and the convict system. |
| been tortured and report the findings to the | judiciary and any other investigative bodies. |
| served as a member of the Finance, Commerce, | Judiciary and Human Services committees. |
| artments of Commerce, Justice and State, the | Judiciary, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act (CJ |
| ernment, including finances, the church, the | judiciary, and the convict system. |
| Senate | Judiciary and Rules Committee |
| vestment, the Health and Human Services, the | Judiciary and Public Safety, and the Taxes committees. |
| Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence | |
| tion and poverty from the perspective of the | Judiciary and Law Enforcement agencies. |
| It was repealed by the | Judiciary and Courts (Scotland) Act 2008, which was br |
| open to members of the legal profession, the | judiciary and legal scholars. |
| nowledge the impartial legal decision of the | judiciary and then sought donations from the public to |
| nergy, Utilities and Telecommunications, and | Judiciary and Public Safety committees. |
| nd as a judge at various lower levels of the | judiciary, and taught law at the National Autonomous U |
| Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence (vice c | |
| on the standing committees for Commerce and | Judiciary and the sub-committee on Economic Developmen |
| n the County for all matters relating to the | judiciary and the maintenance of law and order. |
| rces, the Health and Human Services, and the | Judiciary and Public Safety committees. |
| ition of his outstanding contribution to the | Judiciary and the judicial system in Singapore. |
| legislature, and sometimes the executive and | judiciary, and in which electorates choose local gover |
| arie, including finances, the church and the | judiciary, and the convict system, was published. |
| reaffirmed the importance of an independent | judiciary and to act against impunity. |
| Brisbane while a member of the Supreme Court | judiciary and retired to Ascot after leaving Governmen |
| to the United States Senate Committee on the | Judiciary and on October 4, 2007 was referred to the S |
| uently place on the committees of Education, | Judiciary and Ethics, Local Government, and Veterans A |
| , the Environment and Natural Resources, the | Judiciary and Public Safety, and the Local Government |
| strict and serives on the Business and Labor | Judiciary and Urban Affairs committees. |
| session at different places of Kerala where | judiciary and Police has failed to bring the human rig |
| the Supreme Court of the United States: The | Judiciary and Responsible Government: 1910-1921 (vol. |
| Government Regulations, the Committee on the | Judiciary and the Committee on Personnel. |
| position, switching to the Committees on the | Judiciary and then Finance, and in 1924 won re-electio |
| The Constitution provided for an independent | judiciary and guaranteed fundamental rights, providing |
| and sustainable police force, armed forces, | judiciary and penal system. |
| on the Conservation, Game Fish and Oysters, | Judiciary, and Transportation and Highways committees. |
| airs Committee and as a member of the Senate | Judiciary and Education Committees. |
| reported attacks on the independence of the | judiciary and public prosecutors. |
| ssions, he served on the House Committees on | Judiciary and Separation of Powers. |
| The amendment passed the Senate | Judiciary and Public Safety Committee on April 27, 201 |
| ongressional budget process, the independent | judiciary and the role of the Panel on Multidistrict L |
| Limmer is currently the chair of the Senate | Judiciary and Public Safety Committee. |
| so served on the Financial Institutions, the | Judiciary and the Public Health Committees. |
| ples which elude the normal processes of the | judiciary and which are far more suitable for determin |
| n the County for all matters relating to the | Judiciary and the maintenance of law and order. |
| d a tension in the United States between the | judiciary and national security. |
| Boyd was later cited by the | judiciary and received a twelve month suspension - the |
| in Congress, he chaired the Committee on the | Judiciary and was one of the managers for the impeachm |
| currently serves on the House Committees on | Judiciary, and Rules. |
| rneath Their Robes, a blog about the federal | judiciary, and Alex Pareene, a young New York Universi |
| g trouble after bad mouthing and dishonoring | judiciary and judges of the Supreme Court of India in |
| step to interfere in the independence of the | judiciary, and therefore a judicial 'restraining' orde |
| light what he believed to be an out-of-touch | judiciary and show "solutions" (a style that differed |
| s in 1922 from Spartanburg and served on the | judiciary and rules committees. |
| ighton currently sits on the House Commerce, | Judiciary, and State Government committees. |
| urts in session and meet with members of the | judiciary and other legal professionals. |
| a particularly worrying development that the | judiciary and the legal system have been attacked. |
| currently serves on the House Committees on | Judiciary, and Environment and Natural Resources. |
| As a leading member of Vienna's | judiciary and close friend of Gustav Mahler, he assess |
| e in 2002, and is currently the chair of the | Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence Committ |
| order people who were not well served by the | judiciary, and compared their situation to the rule of |
| s to discuss issues of concern to the senior | judiciary and to represents to the views of the senior |
| He currently serves as vice chair of the | Judiciary and Public Safety Committee, and is also a m |
| cluding such people as members of the Indian | judiciary and the Indian civil service, who were caugh |
| he Deep South to be appointed to the federal | judiciary, and Ernest A. Finney Jr., former chief just |
| y at educational conferences for the federal | judiciary, and was highly regarded by both students an |
| he House Committees on Separation of Powers, | Judiciary, and Rules. |
| with their own administration, assembly and | judiciary, and equal participation in all the Federal |
| against the opinions held by the rest of the | judiciary and much of society as a whole; as early as |
| te Higher Education Committee and the Senate | Judiciary and Public Safety Committee. |
| Appropriations Committee and he chaired the | Judiciary and School Aid and Education Subcommittees. |
| in reforming the police, the armed services, | judiciary and monarchy, we are about dismantling them |
| ommunications is the vice chairperson of the | Judiciary, and chairs the Committee on Committees. |
| of the Joint Committee on Finance and of the | Judiciary and Ethics Committee. |
| in the field of human rights, reform of the | judiciary and donor co-operation, while the government |
| mand parliament to adhere to the word of the | judiciary and its verdicts concerning the latest cases |
| The act was superseded by the | Judiciary and Courts (Scotland) Act 2008 before it cou |
| stitutional questions over the nature of the | judiciary and was the end of a series of efforts to de |
| ts Committee and vice-chair of the Council's | Judiciary and Legislative Investigations Committee. |
| e of the Governor, the General Assembly, the | Judiciary, and the major departments, various boards, |
| hile in office, Delegate Burns served on the | Judiciary and Baltimore Convention Center committees a |
| d been appointed Magistrate of the Hong Kong | Judiciary and became a District Judge in 1987. |
| er to reprieve or commute sentences from the | judiciary and Privy Council. |
| sion, Lally served on the House Committee on | Judiciary, and the House Committee on Municipal Govern |
| avory was found guilty of kicking by the ARL | judiciary and was suspended for life. |
| After the renovation, the | Judiciary Annex became the Senate Building. |
| in the Legislature served as Chairman of the | Judiciary Appropriations Committee (2006), Chairman of |
| The members of the Pitcairn | judiciary are all New Zealanders - as are almost all o |
| 1962 • A new | Judiciary Article for the State Constitution, implemen |
| was a member of the commission to revise the | judiciary article of the New York Constitution in 1890 |
| Ariyoshi appointed Moon to the Hawaii State | Judiciary as a circuit court judge. |
| heir protection and establish an independent | judiciary as one of its highest priorities. |
| ary sovereignty is now upheld by the English | judiciary as a "central principle of British constitut |
| aihee appointed Nakayama to the Hawaii State | Judiciary as a circuit court judge. |
| and his differing opinions from that of the | judiciary as a whole led to criticism from the Lord Ch |
| Ariyoshi appointed Acoba to the Hawaii State | Judiciary as a circuit court judge. |
| logger highly critical of the New York state | judiciary as a whole. |
| as the Chief Judge, Navy-Marine Corps Trial | Judiciary at Washington, D.C.. On April 15, 1993, he w |
| s National Training and Study Center for the | Judiciary at Zutphen. |
| any basis, I think that it should inform the | judiciary authority and the Parliamentary Commission o |
| isters in addition to the president) and the | Judiciary authority. |
| e Commerce & Consumer Protection, Education, | Judiciary B, and Retirement committees. |
| nstitution was changed to create an elective | judiciary; banking laws were established to limit inte |
| to undertake a root and branch reform of the | judiciary based on the Rothenberger principles. |
| The forensic services of the Guatemalan | judiciary began to investigate some of these cases, bu |
| on years, after publication of Government by | Judiciary Berger was widely assumed to be a right-wing |
| of the appeal court of Venice ( the highest | judiciary body in the region of Veneto ).In 1876 he wa |
| s between an executive, a legislative, and a | judiciary branch. |
| served on the Finance subcommittees for the | Judiciary Budget Division (which he chaired), and for |
| Thurgood Marshall Federal | Judiciary Building, Washington, DC, 1992 |
| mpleted a highly controversial reform of the | judiciary, but initially President Carlo Azeglio Ciamp |
| Convention of 1850-51 again reorganized the | judiciary by limiting the terms of the justices to twe |
| district court until 1986 when it became the | Judiciary Central File Repository. |
| Judiciary, Chairman | |
| Resumption of the | Judiciary, chairman Judge Charles W. Slack |
| re sent-off for fighting and went before the | judiciary charged with kicking. |
| to the website Norooznews.ir in a letter to | judiciary chief Sadegh Larijani they said |
| Senate committees including: Water, Finance, | Judiciary, Child Welfare, Telecommunication, Transport |
| on the United States Senate Committee on the | Judiciary, commented on Specter's initiative, saying: |
| ission and in 2002 he was moved to the House | Judiciary Commission where he now sits on the Criminal |
| moval, the ACLU requested that the Louisiana | Judiciary Commission investigate the justice's conduct |
| his support of a motion to expand the House | Judiciary Committee to include new liberal members. |
| s a representative and ranking member of the | Judiciary Committee in the Indiana Legislature. |
| as Deputy Republican Whip and served on the | Judiciary committee and the State Government Committee |
| He also served on the Senate | Judiciary Committee and helped oppose President Roosev |
| That nomination was approved by the | Judiciary Committee on February 3, and he was confirme |
| in the House, Costello was the Chair of the | Judiciary Committee (from 1994 though 1998) and Chair |
| of Alabama, the ranking member of the Senate | Judiciary Committee in opposition to judicial activism |
| Judiciary Committee | |
| 163) authorizing the House | Judiciary Committee to investigate Ritter's conduct to |
| ism for allegedly pressuring the U.S. Senate | Judiciary Committee to approve legislation that would |
| Subsequently, the U.S. House | Judiciary Committee devoted three hearings to the issu |
| Member- | Judiciary Committee |
| ession, King was named to seats on the House | Judiciary Committee and the House Transportation and E |
| l topics, including a site opposed to Senate | Judiciary Committee ranking member Arlen Specter and a |
| The Senate | Judiciary Committee markup is heated. |
| gressman Peter Rodino, Chairman of the House | Judiciary Committee during its impeachment proceedings |
| Fulton was a member of the | Judiciary Committee in 1993, the Commerce and Governme |
| She has also served as Vice-Chair of the | Judiciary Committee and as a member of the Education C |
| Florida, and in April 1953 she embarked the | Judiciary Committee of the United States House of Repr |
| the Deputy Chief Counsel for the U.S. Senate | Judiciary Committee where he managed the Supreme Court |
| ce-Chair), the Appropriations Committee, the | Judiciary Committee and the Joint State Leasing and Sp |
| McGarrah testified before the Senate | Judiciary Committee about the Combatant Status Review |
| also served as the ranking Republican on the | Judiciary Committee during the nomination process for |
| ed in 2009 as an expert witness by the House | Judiciary Committee looking into catastrophic brain in |
| 1994 and the Legislator of the Year from the | Judiciary Committee of the Maryland Chamber of Commerc |
| , Prost had served as a lawyer at the Senate | Judiciary Committee from 1993-2001, lastly as Chief Co |
| kuta was voted unanimously out of the Senate | Judiciary Committee on May 26, 2006, and confirmed 81- |
| Flowers served on the House | Judiciary Committee which voted to refer articles of i |
| She serves on the | Judiciary Committee and is the chair of the House Judi |
| appeared before the House of Representatives | Judiciary Committee on Wednesday. |
| d for the Minnesota House of Representatives | Judiciary Committee in the 1989 and 1990 legislative s |
| On August 11, House | Judiciary Committee chairman John Conyers announced th |
| rator; the nomination was sent to the Senate | Judiciary Committee for consideration (nomination no. |
| nty total days of hearings before the Senate | Judiciary Committee in 1974, 1975, and 1981, several o |
| law professor Anita Hill, leading the Senate | Judiciary Committee to re-open Thomas's Supreme Court |
| January 20, 1874, the National Association's | Judiciary Committee met to discuss, among other things |
| Wagner serves as Vice Chair of the Assembly | Judiciary Committee and is also a member of the Aging |
| lso was Special Counsel to the United States | Judiciary Committee under Joseph Biden |
| She was assigned to the House | Judiciary committee and its juvenile law subcommittee. |
| g Republican on many committees, such as the | Judiciary Committee (1987-90), the Joint Audit Committ |
| She is Chairwoman of the House | Judiciary Committee and the Joint Commissions for the |
| n Committee (1977-78), Chairman of the House | Judiciary Committee (1979-84), and as 52nd Speaker of |
| However, the | Judiciary Committee voted 21 to 12 against including t |
| She was interviewed by Senate | Judiciary Committee staff, but did not testify at the |
| He testified on her behalf at the Senate | Judiciary Committee hearing on her nomination. |
| He also served as Chairman of the | Judiciary Committee and member of the Committees on St |
| The Democratic-controlled U.S. Senate | Judiciary Committee chose not to proceed with Ryskamp' |
| Juan in the 1999 primary bujt lost to Senate | Judiciary Committee Chairman Jorge Santini, who went o |
| During U.S. House | Judiciary Committee hearings in October 2003 looking i |
| Island Senate, being named Chairwoman of the | Judiciary Committee in 1997, Senate Majority Leader in |
| Indeglia was a member of the House | Judiciary Committee that presided over impeachment pro |
| ch was scheduled to testify before the House | Judiciary Committee on Thursday November 8, 2007. |
| Jones, a Democrat, chaired the Assembly | Judiciary Committee for four years. |
| on of Minority Parliamentarian and is on the | Judiciary Committee where he is a member of the crimin |
| Hennessy's served on the | Judiciary Committee and was a member of the Special Co |
| the chairman or ranking member of the Senate | Judiciary Committee (depending on whether the Republic |
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