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Appellants may
refer to: ones
making an
appeal in a
court of law the
Lords Appellant who
charged the king of England's
favourites with
treason (1386–1388)...
- In law, an
appeal is the
process in
which cases are
reviewed by a
higher authority,
where parties request a
formal change to an
official decision. Appeals...
- The
Lords Appellant were a
group of
nobles in the
reign of King
Richard II, who, in 1388,
sought to
impeach five of the King's
favourites in
order to...
- part of the
Superior Court. A
party who
files an
appeal is
called an "
appellant", "plaintiff in error", "petitioner" or "pursuer", and a
party on the...
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February 22, 1971
Decided June 7, 1971 Full case name Paul
Robert Cohen,
Appellant v.
State of
California Citations 403 U.S. 15 (more) 91 S. Ct. 1780; 29...
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continuation and
supported the
appellants or
opponents of the archpriest; the
controversy is also
widely known as the
Appellant Controversy. It
produced a...
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challenged in a
Federal appeals court case: Johnson,
Drake & Piper, Inc.,
Appellant, v.
United States of America, Appellee. Jobs
completed by the firm discussed...
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Office would not s**** a
retrial of any
appellant whose appeal was allowed.: 70–78
Counsel for
three of the
appellants argued that: "... the
court must act...
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government was
taken over by a
group of
aristocrats known as the
Lords Appellant. By 1389
Richard had
regained control, and for the next
eight years governed...
- society, law will be
there By Aristotle. ubi
solitudinem faciunt pacem appellant They make a
desert and call it
peace from a
speech by
Calgacus reported/constructed...
