court interpreting造句

• But courts interpreting the Clean Water Act have ruled otherwise.
• This aspect of federalism does not touch or concern state courts interpreting state law.
• Like Bustamante, Kansas City resident Mira Mdivani is a lawyer who branched out into court interpreting.
• State courts interpreting state law remain particularly well situated to enforce individual rights against the States.
• Courts interpreting the Code generally seek to harmonize their interpretations with those of other states that have adopted the same or a similar provision.
• But the bare facts are that this is a state supreme court interpreting a state law as it applies to a representative from the state.
• It is a challenge they have met before, but never when the stakes were as high as a first-degree murder charge, court interpreting manager Rick Hussey said.
• Although these commentaries do not have the force of law, courts interpreting the Code often cite them as persuasive authority in determining the effect of one or more provisions.
• While the interpretations of the U . S . Supreme Court are binding on all federal courts interpreting the U . S . Constitution, there is some variance in the specifics from state to state, for two reasons.
• Judicial, legal, or court interpreting occurs in courts of justice, administrative tribunals, and wherever a legal proceeding is held ( i . e ., a police station for an interrogation, a conference room for a deposition, or the locale for taking a sworn statement ).
• The two reasons offered by the plurality in Part V of the opinion and the justification offered by the concurring opinion fall far short of the institutional hurdle erected by our past practice against overruling a decision of this Court interpreting an act of Congress.