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" But MedImmune contends that a federal law enacted in 1936 permits a party to take a contract dispute to court without having to break the agreement first . Supreme Court clerks are routinely given a signing bonus equivalent to a justice 's annual salary when they join one of Washington 's top law firms after a year at the court , and Roberts pointed out that beginning lawyers often make as much as the experienced federal judges before whom they practice.Some law professors and other legal activists have said the threat to the judiciary by stagnant salaries is overblown , and that those who want to be judges are n't drawn by compensation.But Roberts and others - - Justice Antonin Scalia has also recently called for increases - - say it is affecting the type of lawyer who wants to be a judge . " It does raise the salience and importance of the way sentences are handed out and what those sentences are , " Attorney General Jerry Brown said of the justices ' ruling . " Why do we remand these cases for further proceedings not inconsistent with our opinion if there 's nothing further to be considered ? Harding 's howler was featured last year in a journal article on bad scholarly writing by Jethro K. Lieberman , professor and associate dean of New York Law School - - though Liberman allowed it may not be " a good or fair example of bad writing , only bad thinking . One out of every nine people in New York City and one out of every 19 people in the country are employed by the financial services sector , the report said.The 145-page , $ 600,000 report emphasized immigration policy as a potential threat to New York City 's high-quality workforce . Supreme Court deliberations are private , but yesterday 's oral arguments on whether it is constitutional to allow school systems to use race in making school assignments became as much a public debate between the divided justices as a questioning of lawyers.And after two hours , it seemed to reflect a court majority highly skeptical of the proposition that the benefits of racially diverse public schools can justify any restriction on an individual 's constitutional right to equal protection . A student protest march in Apr ., 1960 , in which 125 students were shot down by the police , triggered a wave of uprisings across the country . In civil rights cases , Alito has sided against three of every four people who claimed to have been victims of discrimination , based on the lawsuits in the analysis . " We as a government are willing and able to try all perpetrators of offenses in Darfur , and for this reason the ICC has absolutely no right to assume any jurisdiction , " Justice Minister Mohammed Ali al-Mardi told The Associated Press in an interview . The penalty for cockfighting is lighter in Virginia than in almost any other state . The Post used data from 1990 to 1996 , a period that outside researchers said would provide a valid comparison with Alito 's votes.To identify whether a judge had been selected by a Republican or Democratic president , reporters used the companion Attributes of United States Appeals Court Judges database.In using both databases , The Post relied on advice , updates and corrections provided by two political scientists who are updating the national data , Ashlyn Kuersten of Western Michigan University and Susan Haire of the University of Georgia . Despite these setbacks , the ruling party 's candidate for president , Roh Moo Hyun , won the election in Dec ., 2002 . " On every study except one , business students come out on top , " he said . The race penalty , on average , totaled about $ 1,000 per black victim.As Iyengar and his colleagues subsequently dug deeper into these data , another finding emerged : Republicans consistently gave less aid , and gave over a shorter period of time , to victims regardless of race . Among New York 's ethnically diverse Muslim immigrants , Yildirim earned special regard for his willingness to accommodate the funeral rituals of any nationality and smooth a body 's way home with officials of any airline or embassy.Yildirim began volunteering at the 66th Precinct in 2000 . Since his release from prison , federal authorities have been trying to deport him under the aggravated-felony law.Lopez , who has a wife and two U.S. - citizen children , voluntarily left for Mexico earlier this year . Under those laws , abortion would be illegal except if the life of the woman or fetus is endangered . The project contains a random sample of about 30 cases for each circuit for every year from 1925 to 1996 . The court , which last year rejected a challenge to a similar Alabama law , denied the appeal without any comment.The justices rejected an appeal brought by Jonas and Tiffany Eklund , who contended that the Byron Union School District , east of San Francisco , violated constitutional guarantees separating church and state when it required students in a world history class to read pages from the opening chapter of the Koran and study Islam 's Five Pillars of Faith in a unit on Muslim culture . To shed light on Alito 's views , The Washington Post reviewed these non-unanimous cases , divided them into categories and compared them with a sample of other federal appellate judges around the country . Otherwise , great article to see on the front page I hope to get my mom interested in these . A second group was trained in reasoning skills - - being asked to spot the pattern in the sequence " a , c , e , g , i , " for example - - every other letter of the alphabet . And lefties , stay in school : Those who finished all four years of college earned , on average , a whopping 21 percent more than similarly educated right-handed men .