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A San Diego judge found some merit in that argument when he allowed restaurants to briefly defy the state order before an appellate court blocked that decision.

A statement from Chicago’s Law Department said the city has been returning impounded vehicles “upon request” to motorists who file for bankruptcy since the 2019 appellate court decision.

A Virginia appellate court ruled that Facebook likes are a form of free speech.

Gloria also gets to pick the chair of that board, and that looks like it will be Johanna Schiavoni, a San Diego appellate attorney.

In early October, the appellate court ruled that the division had violated its own regulations in denying Jaden help.

The appellate drama that eventually set Kelly Michaels free had its own bizarre twist.

And Christie, it should be noted, is himself a securities and appellate lawyer.

Federal appellate and district courts are enormously important in our legal system.

Important gun legislation has recently been invalidated by federal appellate judges in Illinois and California.

Mindi and her lawyers appealed the 2012 ruling, and the following year a Missouri appellate court sided with her.

But the more distinctive use of the term in America is in the case of the brief "in error or appeal," before an appellate court.

The Appellate Court here has the power to pass on findings of facts.

Not long afterward the Appellate Court brought in its decision in his favor in the guardianship matter.

The magisterial commission which followed on March 29, had plainly been held at the instance of the Appellate Court.

At present candidate for the appellate bench; Tammany's choice.