Assertion: supreme court's case | /r/HasProperty | heard
Facets:
value: next term
type: TEMPORAL
value: together
type: MANNER
value: out of approximately 7,000 cases
type: OTHER
value: each day
type: TEMPORAL
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: For a case to be heard, there must be a quorum of at least six justices.
text: The Court maintains this schedule each Term until all cases ready for submission have been heard and decided.
text: Similarly, most litigants seeking to appeal to the Constitutional Court of South Africa, Supreme Court of the United States, Supreme Court of Canada or High Court of Australia require leave before their case can be heard – although there are some exceptions to this in the latter three courts.
text: Typically, two cases are heard each day, beginning at 10 a.m.
text: Once approved, the case is heard and decided by 5 justices.
text: The case, Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, will be heard Jan. 22.
text: 3) When will the case be heard and decided?
text: If the Court’s ideological balance shifted from 5-4 in favor of the conservatives to 6-3 before the case is heard, then all bets are off.
text: Last week the U.S. Supreme Court rescheduled the oral arguments in three cases that will be heard together—a prelude to rendering a decision that could dramatically impact the future of the Trump presidency and even the Court itself.
text: While most cases that reach the Supreme Court on appeal from lower courts are heard and ruled on within a year of being accepted, original jurisdiction cases assigned to a special master can take months, even years, to settle.
text: It is a mockery of the Constitution that should only have the legitimization of a hearing by the United States Senate if the one unimpeachable authority left in the American state, the Supreme Court, deems it necessary for this meritless case to be heard.
text: Here, it is understood that in the lower court, where the case was last heard, the verdict went in favor of B, or in other words, A lost the case.
text: Out of approximately 7,000 cases submitted each year to the Supreme Court, only about 100 cases are heard.
text: The move puts off a major case that could have been heard next term during the heart of the presidential election and allows the issue to further percolate in the lower courts.