It could, however, trim its feathers: the Supreme Court is undeniably more expensive than its predecessor.
It elects or removes president and vice-president of the People's Republic of China, chairman of the Central Military Commission, president of the Supreme People's Court and procurator-general of the Supreme People's Procuratorate;
Cardozo: American jurist and writer who served as an associate justice of the U. S. Supreme Court (1932-1938).
At a dramatic midnight conclave, the country's Supreme Court judges gave credence to rumours that Mr Zardari planned to sack them and vowed to defy him.
General Dynamics and Boeing said Tuesday they plan to petition the U.S. Supreme Court to review a June decision on the U.S. government's termination of a contract to build A-12 aircraft.
the presidium of the Supreme Soviet
The Supreme Warlord promulgated his infamous "scorched earth" directive.
The Supreme Court reinstated the general, and the electoral tribunal ordered the ballots to be confiscated.
Illegality. A series of interventions by the Supreme Court has revealed the extent of unplanned urban sprawl.
He suggested instead that the country's Supreme Court could reaffirm the principle that accusers have to prove that helpers have caused them injury.
To circumvent such requirements, Mr Chavez may have to bypass the legislature through his control of the Supreme Court, a heavy-handed tactic he has used in the past.
In one ruling in 2005, the Supreme Court overturned the state's caps on medical-malpractice cases.
"10). to appoint and remove vice-presidents and judges of the Supreme People's Court, members of its Judicial Committee and the president of the Military Court, at the suggestion of the President of the Supreme People' s Court; "
In the culture of the Pre-Qing Dynasty of China,water was the Supreme Being and a symbol of womon as well.
(7) To elect the President of the Supreme People's Court;
The Supreme Court is to pronounce on another appeal, by Mr Obara, later this year.
More than a century after the Civil War and 16 years after the Supreme Court's school-desegregation ruling, the American black has not achieved justice or equality.
(4) The President of the Supreme People's Court; and
American jurist; as chief justice of the Supreme Court he established the principles of United States constitutional law (1755-1835).
But if the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) were to postpone the election, an eruption far worse than the disturbances of the past few days could ensue.
In 2001, citing the right to food, the Supreme Court demanded that the then government provide a hot lunch to every Indian schoolchild.
Notwithstanding this clear rebuff at the Supreme Court, PAGCOR has persisted in its arrogant presumption.
An appeal and a petition to the state Supreme Court.
But not of killing Supreme Court is to pronounce on another appeal, by Mr Obara, later this year.
If appointed, she would have to recuse herself from a large number of cases in her first year on the Supreme Court, because as solicitor-general she represented the government in their early stages.
Spokesmen for the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), along with some civilian politicians, have floated the idea of replicating in Egypt today aspects of a bygone era in Turkish politics.
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