wrongly decided造句

• Eight months later, he joined three other justices criticizing Roe as " wrongly decided, " and arguing that it " can be and should be overruled ."
• The litigants charged that the two servants had wrongly decided the case, and after hearing the allegations, the royal justices at Westminster agreed and restored the disputed property to the litigants.
• This would be similar to the article on Brown v . Board of Education, which mentions prior law ( Plessy v . Ferguson ) even though saying earlier law was wrongly decided.
• Neither of these solutions furthers the goal of avoiding " an arbitrary discretion in the courts "; they seem to me much more arbitrary than simply overruling a wrongly decided case.
• The second report found that in cases where children had been neglected or abused caseworkers improperly closed those cases 30 percent of the time, wrongly deciding that children were no longer at risk.
• This was decided some time before " Hedley Byrne v Heller ", where damages for negligent misrepresentation were introduced in English law, and it would today be regarded as wrongly decided.
• The reason this preemption decision was wrongly decided is that back in the old days in England's courts of equity, it was possible for the court to order money to be paid.
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• A Clinton spokesman said that Clinton " believes " Heller " was wrongly decided in that cities and states should have the power to craft common sense laws to keep their residents safe ."
• Justices Antonin Scalia, joined by Clarence Thomas, sharply dissented and argued the court displayed " judicial arrogance " in following the precedent set by a case that was wrongly decided 34 years ago.