91.   Further, that the two plaintiffs are Hispanic raises the possibility that the courts might find they lack the standing to bring the case.

92.   Further, the court found, singling out poor New Yorkers on the basis of their immigration status violated the equal-protection clause of the U.S. Constitution.

93.   Had the court found that Kenyan police, with the involvement of the U.S. government, had coerced El-Hage, it could have thrown out his statements.

94.   He has that right if a court finds him mentally competent to stand trial.

95.   However, the court found that the committee was within its rights, as a popularly elected body, in banning dress it considered vulgar by community standards.

96.   If a court finds that managers and directors did violate those duties, he said, the results could be declared invalid.

97.   If not, a court could find that the change was made solely to damage a rival.

98.   If the court finds Microsoft guilty of anticompetitive practices, the proceedings will move to an elaborate remedy hearing.

99.   If the court finds that the law is ambiguous, it would defer its decision to the NCUA, which is authorized by Congress to administer the law.

100.   If the court there finds no violation has taken place, McRoberts will be off probation and free of any restrictions.