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2.168 documents for arbiter s grounds
  • ... claims on sovereign immunity grounds; denying Plaintiffs’ motion for summary judgment...

  • ..., dignity can express and serve as the grounds for enforcing various substantive values. (11) Unl...

  • A lot rulings during that period were a reflection of the [William Rehnquist] court's view that we don't need to control or regulate the death penalty, this is a state function," [Richard Dieter] says. "Executing juveniles and the mentally retarded aren't things that we necessarily think are the best as individuals, but there's no constitutional violation. [Anthony Kennedy]'s evolution is only the most recent example of how a justice's views on capital punishment can be tempered over time. Former Justice Harry Blackmun was once a firm supporter of the death penalty, but in a 1994 dissent he wrote: "From this day forward, I no longer shall tinker with the machinery of death. ... I feel morally and intellectually obligated simply to concede that the death penalty experiment has failed."...

    ... also said mental retardation alone wasn't grounds for barring an execution. In both cases, the court...

  • ... we decide the case on issue preclusion grounds, we do not reach the claim preclusion arguments of...

  • ... acknowledgment is obtained from OGC that grounds exist for determination that the program participa...

  • ...State courts are the final arbiters of their own state law; this Court is the final ar... able to decide the case on alternative grounds. 489 U. S., at 307 (citations omitted). This citat...

  • [...] they expect to disagree, and they behave themselves when they do, sacrificing neither their convictions nor their persuasive relationship with each other. The cleft stick I have described arises from a loaded view of the moral personality and a loaded view of the character of moral knowledge.\n I do not think, however, that this means that Rawls' attempt to develop in conceptual detail a version of liberalism which does not depend upon adherence to liberal comprehensive doctrines fails, for to transcend comprehensive doctrines does not require a theory that transcends culture in all respects, only a theory which makes it possible for those who are concerned with fair cooperation among people of different traditions to make good on that concern.

    ... discrediting authority and tradition as arbiters of value liberalism also discredits reason as an a...But in its despair about finding certain grounds for evaluating disputes about value it treats valu...

  • ..., if he firmly believes, on reasonable grounds, that the nominee's views on the large issues of t...

  • [...] it is not for life if the judge misbehaves - or at least opponents can make a plausible argument to that effect - and Congress removes the jurist, or at least threatens to remove the judge.5 In such a case "judicial selection" might encompass the tactical use of impeachment to deselect judges. In Part I, this Article frames the phenomenon of impeachment as judicial selection as a tactic of constitutional hardball, i.e., the framework suggested by Professor Mark Tushnet for understanding how parties or movements secure rapid change between constitutional orders.6 Part I also discusses several of the prominent instances of resort to this tactic, including the Jeffersonian, Nixonian, and Christian Coalition impeachments or threats of impeachment. [...] as to the grounds for impeach...

  • '3 Furthermore, despite the absence of set-theory notation and other known Badiouian flourishes, there are obvious points of similarity between teacher and student: the major role for mathematics, including the anointment of Georg Cantor as a pivotal figure for philosophy; the fondness for step-by-step logical argumentation; the absence of any especial interest in Heidegger or the phenomenological tradition.

    ... that no one claim to give rational grounds for such belief. The end of metaphysics, in banish...



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