Significados de federal appellate en inglés

Colorado falls within the same federal appellate region, the Denver-based 10th U.S.

And a third federal appellate court said judges had the option to demand warrants.

And the same federal appellate circuit that considered Borowy's case ruled similarly in 2008.

Earlier this week, the Times said that federal appellate Judge Jane Kelly was being vetted.

In their prior stints as federal appellate judges, neither Kavanaugh nor Kennedy ruled directly on abortion rights.

The list, which features federal appellate judges with sterling résumés, has raised concern among Democrats on ideological grounds.

The Justice Department sided with PHH against the CFPB in oral arguments before an 11-judge federal appellate court.

Kennedy grew up in Sacramento, CA, and became the youngest federal appellate judge in the country in 1974.

Decisions can ultimately be appealed to federal appellate courts, which operate independently, and immigration attorneys say challenges are likely.

Trump chose the 53-year-old federal appellate judge for the seat opened up by the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy.

But neither the federal appellate courts nor the U.S. Supreme Court has clearly decided the "making available" issue.

That could happen as an appeal from an intermediate federal appellate court, such as one in Washington or New York.

The ruling was the first by a federal appellate court to review the merits of the decision to rescind DACA.

So far, no federal appellate case has directly held that a website is a place of public accommodation under the ADA.

The answer is yes and no, according to two conflicting federal appellate decisions Thursday testing student speech in the online world.

Davison's case was the first of its kind at the federal appellate level, and other courts could cite it as precedent.