Documents tagged "Supreme"
Found 34 documents with this tag
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The image appears to be a document with printed text that is too small and blurry to read clearly. It seems to contain multiple pages, as suggested by the page numbers at the top of each sheet. The layout includes columns and rows of text, which might indicate a structured report or document, possibly related to legal proceedings given the reference to "Supreme Court" in one part that is legible. The style of the image suggests it may be a screenshot from a digital display or a physical photograph of an official paper document.
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The image is a scanned document with various texts and fields of information. It appears to be an official form or report from the "New York State Supreme Court." The document includes columns with headings such as "Date Received" and "Description," indicating that it may be related to court proceedings or filings. There are lines for signatures at the bottom right corner, suggesting that the document needs to be reviewed and approved by authorized personnel. The quality of the image is somewhat blurry, making some text difficult to read clearly.
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The image displays a piece of paper with printed and handwritten text on it. The paper appears to be an official document from a court or government agency due to the presence of a stamp in the upper right corner that reads "New York State Supreme Court." There is also handwritten information on the paper, including a signature, which may indicate that someone has signed for receipt of this document. However, specific details about the text and its content are not provided as per the instructions. The style of the image is a straightforward photograph with no aesthetic embellishments, focusing solely on the contents of the paper.
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The image appears to be a photograph of a physical document with printed text. The document seems to be related to legal proceedings, as indicated by the term "Case Docket" at the top and references to case numbers and court actions such as "filing papers" and mentions of an "Appellate Division" and "Supreme Court." Additionally, there's a section titled "NOTICE OF MOTION TO DISMISS PENDING CASE" which suggests that one party is seeking to have the case dismissed. The text is dense and requires close reading for comprehension. No people or significant objects are visible outside of the text itself.
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The image is a photograph of a document with printed text and signatures. It appears to be an official form related to court proceedings, specifically a "JUDGMENT OF DIVORCE" from the Supreme Court, State of New York. There are two names listed at the top: one under the section "Plaintiff" and another under "Defendant." The form includes sections such as "Case Number," "Date Entered," and a signature line for "Judge." A date is visible in one of these fields. The background behind the document is blurred, but it looks like an indoor setting with bookshelves or cabinets that might be part of an office or a courtroom library.
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The image shows a document from the United States Supreme Court with a Washington, DC address. It is addressed to "Yvonne Hicks" and it appears to be an official legal correspondence. The sender's name is not visible in this view of the document. The background of the image is white, providing contrast to the black text and red header at the top.
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The image shows a document with the header "Supreme Court of the United States" at the top left corner. It appears to be an official paper with various texts and annotations. The content includes names such as "Ms. Natalie Giorgi," "Mr. Thomas Goldstein," and a case number "09-56278." There's also a note in red ink that reads "DISTRIBUTION: SCOTUS." Additionally, the text mentions "Morgan Stanley," "New York City," and refers to an appeal process. The document is marked with stamps and annotations indicating its status within the court system.
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The image shows a formal document with a heading that reads "Supreme Court of the United States" followed by the case number and name. The text is redacted in some areas to maintain privacy or confidentiality. The document appears to be an official letter addressed to someone, though their identity is not disclosed due to redaction. At the bottom right corner of the image, there's a signature which indicates that the letter has been signed by the sender. The style of the document suggests it is part of a legal or administrative process within the Supreme Court system.
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The image appears to be a scanned document or page from a book or report. There is dense text that seems to discuss a topic related to law, as indicated by phrases such as "constitutional violation" and "prosecutorial misconduct." The text mentions the Supreme Court case "Napue v. Illinois," which involves perjury and false testimony in a criminal trial. There are references to legal cases, possibly decisions or statutes, though the specific details are not fully legible due to the resolution of the image. The document also includes footnotes, as indicated by the superscripted numbers at various points within the text.
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The image shows a document with printed text. The content appears to be an article or report discussing a legal case involving the United States Federal Government and the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). There is visible text on the page, which includes the title "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," followed by references to federal court cases such as "U.S. v. Microsoft Corp." The document also mentions a "Statement of Interest" filed by the DOJ and refers to the "Supreme Court." There are no images or people visible in this image; it is purely a text-based document.
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The image is of a document printed on paper with black ink. The document contains text that appears to be related to legal matters, as it mentions terms such as "court" and refers to case law from the United States Supreme Court. The style of the document suggests it may be an official court document or a report regarding legal proceedings. There is visible red text at the top of the page which could indicate a status or action required for this document, but it is not fully legible due to the resolution of the image.
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The image appears to be a scanned document with a redacted title at the top. It seems to be related to some kind of legal or policy statement, as indicated by phrases such as "the Sentencing Guidelines" and "the sentence should have been vacated and remanded for resentencing in accordance with the Supreme Court's decision in Rita v. United States." There are also sections titled "STATEMENT OF THE CASE" and "RELEVANT PRIOR PROCEEDINGS," which suggest a chronological or factual narrative about a legal case. The document is numbered at the bottom right corner, indicating it might be part of a larger series or section within that context.
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The image displays a document with text. The style of the image is that of a scanned document or a printed paper, which gives it an appearance similar to a photocopy. There are paragraphs of text visible on the page, suggesting this might be a legal brief, academic paper, or formal report. The document's content includes text related to court proceedings and legal matters, as indicated by phrases such as "The Court is without jurisdiction," "The Court must dismiss the complaint," and specific cases mentioned like "Baker v. Carr, 369 U.S. 186 (1962)." The text also refers to the Constitution and Supreme Court decisions. There are no people or significant objects other than the document itself, which is focused on the written content of legal arguments.
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The image is a photograph of a document with printed text. The text includes a header that seems to be related to a legal case, possibly an appeal, given the reference to 'Appellate Division' and 'New York State Supreme Court'. It mentions a specific docket number and date. There are also references to individuals or parties, as well as citations, indicating this is likely a formal court document such as a brief, decision, or order. The background is white with black text.
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The image displays a printed document with several paragraphs of text. The text appears to be written in English and seems to discuss various topics including terrorism, intelligence sharing, and the role of institutions such as the Supreme Court and Parliament. There is visible text that provides context for these discussions, but due to the resolution and angle of the photo, some words are obscured or difficult to read clearly. The document appears formal with a structured layout typical of official or academic texts. There are no people, locations, or other significant objects in the image; it focuses solely on the printed text.
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The image displays a document with printed text. The text seems to be a report or an article discussing the subject of intelligence and espionage activities within a country named Iran. It references individuals such as "Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei" and "President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad," suggesting political context related to leadership in Iran at a certain point in time. The document appears to be informational or analytical in nature, likely concerning security matters or political analyses of the country's affairs.
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The image shows a scanned document with visible text and some handwriting marks on the side. The writing is too small to read from this angle and resolution, but it appears to be a formal document, possibly related to a legal case given the context of "Utah State Supreme Court" mentioned in one line. There are no visible people or locations depicted as this is a text-based image.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033329.txt
The email discusses a story about China's plan to give behavioral report cards to its 22 million residents using mobile technology and existing state restrictions on electronic anonymity. The consequences of getting an "F" on this test can last a lifetime. The email also mentions the American holiday shopping season, Apple's financial struggles, and a statement by U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts criticizing President Donald Trump for implying that a federal judge appointed by Democratic President Barack Obama was partisan.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031186.txt
A woman is accusing Donald Trump of raping her when she was 13 years old during a series of sex parties hosted by alleged billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein in 1994. She filed a lawsuit against him in Manhattan Supreme Court in June and will speak at a press conference in Los Angeles to break her silence on the allegations. The Trump campaign has denied the accusations, calling them "categorically untrue" and politically motivated.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030871.txt
In the document, Paul Krassner talks about the history of US elections and the electoral college system. He mentions that George Bush was elected president in 2000 due to the electoral college, while Al Gore won the national popular vote. Hillary Clinton announced plans to get rid of the electoral college as a senator but did not follow through on her promise when asked about it later. In 2016, Donald Trump was elected president based on the electoral college despite losing the popular vote to Hillary Clinton by "more than three million" individuals. Paul Krassner also mentions Vladimir Putin's role in the US election and the deaths of journalists at his hands.