8) Justice Holmes, a great dissenter, referred to his "duty to express my
dissent.
Power of
dissent: 'A
dissent in a court of last resort .
Despite our sincere efforts, it is now clear that the Duterte administration is incapable of tolerating
dissent, no matter how constructive,' Robredo said.
They apparently could not achieve the consensus necessary to produce one united
dissent of four justices, at least not without sacrificing the rhetorical intensity and originality that characterized each
dissent.
12) No different is the Hobby Lobby opinion; Ginsburg was joined in her
dissent, at least in part, by the notoriously liberal wing of the Court--Justices Breyer, Sotomayor and Kagan.
While the CPI- M, CPI, Congress and JD- U submitted
dissent notes on the Mines and Minerals ( Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2015, Congress, CPI- M and DMK have submitted
dissent notes on the Coal Mines ( Special Provisions) Bill, 2015.
Our findings confirm that majority
dissent is rare.
The first post-Accord
dissent was at the November 12, 1957, meeting.
William Brennan, former Justice of the United States Supreme Court, declared that the right to
dissent "is one of the great and cherished freedoms that we enjoy by reason of the excellent accident of our American births.
The resurgence of
dissent in town halls, on street corners, and in public parks brings new promise for improved democratic life and citizen participation, says Stitzlein (education, U.
One of the most shocking demonstrations of fear of
dissent is the happenings in Koodankulam.
Beyond Obedience and Abandonment: Toward a Theory of
Dissent in Catholic Education
