Even policies that seemed to have been decided were often "relitigated" - to use Obama's own word - by those on the losing side: "Decisions were left unmade; policies drifted without direction. . . ❋ By JOE NOCERA (2011)
I would say that the district attorney's office and the L.A. superior court are not going to want to have this thing relitigated and bring out the improper procedures by their office and by the judge in the way this thing was conducted 30 years ago. ❋ Unknown (2009)
After all, the mental retardation issue was decided as a necessary part of the original case, and if we allow facts in criminal cases to be relitigated simply because the stakes change, that seems problematic to me. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Here's hoping that he gets to take back his guilty plea, and this case gets relitigated in public. ❋ Unknown (2009)
And when Obama started this campaign, he talked about the fact that we had to get over the old fights of the '60s, and that this these were being relitigated in Washington and that it was time for change, a word we've heard throughout this entire campaign. ❋ Unknown (2008)
It also would allow dismissed suits to be relitigated and attempt to revive a $959 million judgment against Iraq based on the former regime's actions, the White House said. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Every conceivable issue has been resolved -- litigated and relitigated. ❋ Unknown (2005)
That's the only issue that was before Judge Greer that's been litigated, relitigated. ❋ Unknown (2005)
A final decision by a court is res judicata for the parties in the case, which means that it cannot be reopened and relitigated without an appeal. ❋ Donald T. Dickson (1995)
"Unavoidably, the court is drawn to the findings of the British Columbia court, findings that cannot be relitigated here," he wrote. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Both Ryan and Bachmann relitigated the last two years - the stimulus, health care reform, new regulations -- sometimes with a brittle edge. ❋ Jay Newton-Small (2011)
Abortion, climate change, health care regulations - these issues are bound to be relitigated, setting up a potential standoff with President Obama, who administration officials say is prepared to stand his ground. ❋ Unknown (2011)
Mr SPEAKER: I will not have answers relitigated by way of points of order. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Without marriage or if there were civil unions, all currently applicable law would have to be relitigated, reenacted, etc. ❋ Unknown (2009)
On appeal Rivers Edge claimed Peters improperly relitigated his grievance, but the Justices ruled that the arbitrator decided issues of a union contract and jurors decided issues of workers 'compensation law. ❋ Unknown (2009)
In legal terms, certain findings would be given "preclusive effect" - that is, they would not have to be relitigated over and over again, but having once been decided, would be resolved for good. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Attached as first appendix to the coalition agreement is Act's terms of reference, top of which is a requirement that the scientific case be relitigated. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Upon assuming office, Prime Minister Shimon Peres did not withdraw from Hebron as agreed by Yitzhak Rabin; Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu questioned the Oslo Accords and negotiated the Wye agreement; Prime Minster Barak relitigated Wye; and Prime Minister Sharon exhibited scant loyalty to previous understandings. ❋ Agha, Hussein (2008)
