51.   The ruling makes Connecticut one of about a half-dozen states that have established procedures for deciding in what circumstances a mentally incompetent defendant can be forcibly medicated.

52.   The ruling makes it unlikely that it will resume operations.

53.   The ruling makes no new law, but is good news for the prosecutor.

54.   The ruling will make it much easier for foreign carriers to offer service in the United States, increasing competition and potentially driving down costs.

55.   Theoretically, the Supreme Court could step in, but past rulings make it clear that impeachment is the sole purview of Congress.

56.   These early rulings are making Flores nervous.

57.   This ruling will make every school district, library, state college, or other governmental agency wary of creating limited public forums for special purposes.

58.   Writing for the minority, Ginsburg said the ruling made redistricting an even more perilous process for state legislatures.

59.   Past abortion rulings make clear that states can take numerous steps to protect a viable fetus, one able to survive outside the uterus.

60.   Past abortion rulings make clear that states can take numerous steps to protect fetal life once viability occurs, generally around the sixth month of pregnancy.