"Indeed, if SORNA's delegation is unconstitutional, then most of government is unconstitutional," Kagan quipped.
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That said, if it's unconstitutional, it's unconstitutional — and that's what the Supreme Court is charged with determining.
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The defect here is that every special counsel&aposs appointment is unconstitutional, every special counselor&aposs appointment is not unconstitutional.
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The measure ultimately was declared unconstitutional, although the Supreme Court did not resolve the question of whether all similar bans were unconstitutional.
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"If it's unconstitutional to track me using my phone, it should be just as unconstitutional to track me using my face," Cahn said.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday held that part of California's crisis pregnancy center disclosure law is unconstitutional and that another part is likely unconstitutional.
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Its editorial line for years was to call him the "unconstitutional president," starting when he ran for a then-unconstitutional third term in 2011.
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She said it had been adopted "with an unconstitutional discriminatory purpose," created "an unconstitutional burden on the right to vote" and amounted to a poll tax.
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Not unconstitutional in the way that conservatives imagine the only policy regimes allowed under the Constitution are ones they like, but unconstitutional in a clearly delineated way.
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But it should have been ruled as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in 1976 (under the Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments) and should be seen as unconstitutional today.
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You might have seen the brief the DOJ filed arguing that community rating and guaranteed issue would be unconstitutional if the individual mandate were also found unconstitutional.
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"A Bible literacy bill that, on its face, may not appear to be unconstitutional, could in fact become unconstitutional in its implementation," ACLU Advocacy Director Kate Miller said.
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And since the bill has no severability clause, the existence of this one unconstitutional provision — a regulatory mandate with no penalty or enforcement mechanism — the whole thing is unconstitutional.
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And most respectfully, if Bob Mueller&aposs office is unconstitutional, why did you sanction the Russians that he indicted and why are your lawyers interacting with an unconstitutional entity?
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The court did not rule that the death penalty is always unconstitutional, but instead that Washington's law, established by looking at the way that it is implemented, is unconstitutional.
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Now the administration is siding with U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor's ruling in December that the law's individual mandate is unconstitutional, therefore making the rest of the law unconstitutional.
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"If a ban on abortion after 15 weeks is unconstitutional, then it follows that a ban on abortion at an earlier stage of pregnancy is also unconstitutional," they wrote.
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Indeed, if Sorna's delegation is unconstitutional, then most of Government is unconstitutional—dependent as Congress is on the need to give discretion to executive officials to implement its programs.
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But pursuant to the commands of the wildly unconstitutional Patriot Act (six federal judges have held portions of it unconstitutional), the intelligence community and law enforcement began blending their work.
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"If Sorna's delegation is unconstitutional, then most of government is unconstitutional — dependent as Congress is on the need to give discretion to executive officials to implement its programs," she wrote.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday ruled the law's individual mandate was unconstitutional and sent the case back to a district court judge who previously declared the entire law unconstitutional.
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The lethal injection drugs that sparked national debate were just ruled unconstitutional in Ohio The lethal injection drugs that sparked national debate were just ruled unconstitutional in Ohio Ohio cannot proceed with planned executions after a federal judge on Thursday ruled that the state's lethal injection method, involving a controversial drug, is unconstitutional.
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" Scot Ross, the executive director of the One Wisconsin Institute, said in a statement that GOP "attempts to rig the rules on voting were unconstitutional in 2016 and they're unconstitutional today.
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Nevertheless, the Texas plaintiffs sued, claiming that the zeroed-out mandate is now unconstitutional, and that the proper remedy if it is unconstitutional is to toss out Obamacare in its entirety.
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Board of Education — declaring segregated schools to be unconstitutional.
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Drivers stand in solidarity with thousands protesting inhumane & unconstitutional.
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Plus, Congress determined the tax was unenforceable — not unconstitutional.
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" Kristin Kontrol, meanwhile, described it as "shameful, immoral, + unconstitutional.
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Can purely partisan gerrymandering — not racial gerrymandering — be unconstitutional?
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Gayle — where the court ruled Alabama's bus segregation unconstitutional.
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" In another tweet he called Mueller's appointment "totally UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
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If the special counsel's probe were indeed unconstitutional, Trump could easily argue that this means any evidence uncovered during the probe, and any charges based on that evidence, would be unconstitutional, too.
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Trump: Stop-and-frisk wasn't ruled unconstitutional REALITY CHECK: FALSE "You're wrong," Trump said when debate moderator Lester Holt raised the fact that the practice as used in New York was ruled unconstitutional.
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But the bigger question in the courtroom was whether the various provisions of the law would be unconstitutional — unable to be severed from one another — if the mandate were found to be unconstitutional.
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A federal appeals court found the law unconstitutional last year.
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In 1986, the Supreme Court ruled extreme partisan gerrymanders unconstitutional.
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United States, in which a judge has ruled Obamacare unconstitutional.
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His Justice Department went into court calling such measures unconstitutional.
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" He said Sessions' voting record points toward an "unconstitutional xenophobia.
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"This kind of policy is unconstitutional," Gordon told BuzzFeed News.
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The suit says this amounts to an unconstitutional poll tax.
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The case challenged Trump's travel directive as unconstitutional religious discrimination.
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That the Tennessee statute mandating use of force was unconstitutional.
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The problem with the executive order is it is unconstitutional.
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The argument that the individual mandate is unconstitutional is groundless.
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Several courts have ruled that partisan gerrymandering can be unconstitutional.
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City of Chicago that the city's handgun ban was unconstitutional.
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The court rejected the argument that these restrictions were unconstitutional.
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It's not a ruling that the executive order is unconstitutional.
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The Awami League rejected the demand, however, deeming it unconstitutional.
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There is also a high risk of unconstitutional racial profiling.
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This is unacceptable, it is negligent and it is unconstitutional.
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Critics say the move is unconstitutional and biased against Muslims.
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Last June, a court found Minnesota's program to be unconstitutional.
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Missouri said there is nothing unconstitutional about its grant program.
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He announced in 2008 that he believed it was unconstitutional.
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Some critics called the draft "unconstitutional" and fear a repeat.
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It's the spirit of the law that makes it unconstitutional.
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Without some particular suspicion to justify the search, it's unconstitutional.
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The state has a history of drawing unconstitutional congressional borders.
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Tom Wolf after it ruled the map unconstitutional in January.
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Such wartime rules are patently unconstitutional for a police action.
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Courts have not found DACA to be unconstitutional to date.
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Board of Education, which declared racial segregation in schools unconstitutional.
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Federal intervention like H.R. 2304 is unnecessary, unwarranted, and unconstitutional.
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Fisher sued the university, alleging that this policy was unconstitutional.
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These abortion bans are brazenly unconstitutional and they know it.
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This Court should put a stop to Colorado's unconstitutional bullying.
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Virginia, which ruled that executing the mentally disabled was unconstitutional.
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U.S. District Judge Timothy Black wrote the ban is unconstitutional.
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The High Court ruled on Monday the ban was unconstitutional.
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Some human rights lawyers claim that military courts are unconstitutional.
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Under current Supreme Court precedent, these laws are clearly unconstitutional.
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Tam held that "viewpoint discrimination" — against insensitive viewpoints — is unconstitutional.
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A Florida judge had previously ruled the state's ban unconstitutional.
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Whatever you want to describe it as, it is unconstitutional.
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Drivers stand in solidarity with thousands protesting inhumane & unconstitutional #MuslimBan.
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Passed in 1799, the act is widely viewed as unconstitutional.
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Judge Duffin agreed, saying that the authorities' conduct was unconstitutional.
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Every one to be challenged in court was ruled unconstitutional.
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The American Civil Liberties Union says such policies are unconstitutional.
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Poll taxes are unconstitutional because they interfere with that principle.
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The state's highest court had earlier ruled those lines unconstitutional.
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This rash of radically unconstitutional bills is appearing by design.
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That law was eventually struck down as unconstitutional, Bridge reported.
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The department's general counsel disputes this requirement, calling it unconstitutional.
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Or would such a ban be unconstitutional or impractical here?
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He believed that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
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The nativist wing of the right thinks DACA is unconstitutional.
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But Delaware Supreme Court declared the practice unconstitutional in 2016.
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It was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in 1990.
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Both provisions would be declared unconstitutional in the late 21980s.
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Federal courts blocked the administration's original policy, finding it unconstitutional.
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So the Texas plaintiffs argue that it must be unconstitutional.
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The Trump Justice Department says the CFPB setup is unconstitutional.
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Ms. Merkel pointed out that a hard limit was unconstitutional.
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Abubakar's camp viewed the move as politically motivated and unconstitutional.
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Some were all for it, while others called it unconstitutional.
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Crop insurance has plenty of flaws, but it's not unconstitutional.
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You know our motto: It's not just unbelievable, it's unconstitutional.
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Sessions said it is crystal clear the practices are unconstitutional.
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While the Supreme Court ruled such covenants to be unconstitutional
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"'You know our motto: It's not just unbelievable, it's unconstitutional.'"
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He had rightfully believed that the criminal provision was unconstitutional.
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One problem with this proposal is that it is unconstitutional.
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" She called the process "unfair, unconstitutional, and fundamentally un-American.
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Walker had earlier ruled that the current system is unconstitutional.
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They went on strike, then sued, calling the changes unconstitutional.
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Hellerstedt that an admitting privileges law in Texas was unconstitutional.
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Judges can declare a statute or a presidential decision unconstitutional.
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"Well, he certainly did something that was unconstitutional," Trump said.
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This is unconstitutional in the United States, by the way.
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Their reason is straightforward: They say Whitaker's appointment is unconstitutional.
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Board of Education, that declared racially segregated public schools unconstitutional.
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The African Union is against any unconstitutional change of government.
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"I thought the consent decree was completely unconstitutional," Sessions wrote.
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That, the plaintiffs claim, is compelled speech and thus unconstitutional.
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That, the plaintiffs claimed, is compelled speech and thus unconstitutional.
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If it is unconstitutional to tap a telephone without a warrant, it seems obvious that using a microphone to record a phone conversation (in Katz's case, half of a conversation) should also be unconstitutional.
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Wade decision on women's rights to privacy, he dissented on the decision that said anti-sodomy laws were unconstitutional, and he dissented on decisions that it was unconstitutional to execute mentally disabled or teenage prisoners.
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So if it's unconstitutional to have no air conditioning for grown prisoners, it is *definitely* unconstitutional to have no air conditioning for millions of our nation's school children as well as adults who serve them.
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For example, in 2013, he authored the decision declaring unconstitutional a key provision of the federal Defense of Marriage Act, and in 2015, he wrote the opinion declaring unconstitutional state laws prohibiting same-sex marriage.
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These early abortion bans are unconstitutional due to Planned Parenthood v.
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Certain restrictions should not be considered unconstitutional impingements on free speech.
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Ted Lieu, have said it allows unconstitutional searches of US citizens.
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He was always the vote against the ACA, finding it unconstitutional.
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The judge's decision vindicates President Trump's position that Obamacare is unconstitutional.
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This executive order is racist, unconstitutional and needs to be revoked.
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They asked the court to halt it, saying it was unconstitutional.
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In a statement Tuesday, Ivanov argued that the agreement is unconstitutional.
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Any first-year law student would tell you that is unconstitutional.
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The bill, of course, would be unconstitutional under the Roe v.
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This practice is unconstitutional, and this suit seeks to end it.
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"President Trump's Muslim ban is unconstitutional and un-American," said Sen.
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Washington state's death penalty is unconstitutional, the state's Supreme Court ruled.
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"The President's emergency declaration is an unconstitutional power grab," said Sen.
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Alabama that mandatory life sentences without parole were unconstitutional for adolescents.
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US border agents assert 'broad unconstitutional' power to search citizens' devices
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In 1969 the Supreme Court ruled that his exclusion was unconstitutional.
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A scorching dissent from one judge found the whole enterprise unconstitutional.
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Hugo Black, a former Klansman from Alabama, ruled school segregation unconstitutional.
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These actions would be unconstitutional and should fail in court eventually.
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Indeed, 20-week abortion bans are considered unconstitutional under Roe v.
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Virginia ruled that anti-marriage laws based on race were unconstitutional.
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Lastly, Warren's plan has the added problem of probably being unconstitutional.
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In January, Iowa's measure was declared unconstitutional by a state judge.
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Opposition leaders say Nkurunziza&aposs stay in power is already unconstitutional.
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Critics of the law said it is stigmatizing, insulting and unconstitutional.
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The court ruled that the practice was unconstitutional, and un-Islamic.
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The National Organization for Women (NOW) denounced the ban as unconstitutional.
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He says, when asked about the wealth tax, 'It's probably unconstitutional.
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Congress is right to repeal the unconstitutional Obama Social Security rule.
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But because it was issued by President Trump, it is unconstitutional.
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Clinton support her incorrect statement that stop and frisk is unconstitutional.
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In that case, a lower court said the maps were unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court ended up ruling that such efforts were unconstitutional.
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" Jeffries said this is a result of Trump's "unprecedented, unconstitutional order.
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Jerry Brown, a Democrat who raised concerns it might be unconstitutional.
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The web hosting provider said the search warrant requests are unconstitutional.
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Democrats have warned the measure could lead to unconstitutional racial profiling.
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Legislators, moreover, have an independent obligation not to enact unconstitutional laws.
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When that was found patently unconstitutional the administration chopped it back.
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Just strike down the unconstitutional part, the mandate itself, they say.
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Board of Education, which declared racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional.
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Edmond, the Court ruled that generalized crime control checkpoints were unconstitutional.
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First, in June, EFF sued to have FOSTA-SESTA declared unconstitutional.
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Sadly, no one is standing to challenge these unconstitutional nationwide mandates.
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For Scalia, any incursion into a president's powers would be unconstitutional.
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The payments started under Obama and Republicans criticized them as unconstitutional.
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Osteen argued that any week or month specific ban is unconstitutional.
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The state and others argue the appointment is unlawful and unconstitutional.
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A lower court struck down the map as unconstitutional last year.
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In November 1956, the US Supreme Court ruled bus segregation unconstitutional.
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The Greens reject such a limit, which they say is unconstitutional.
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Seven years later, the court ruled that Jones' actions were unconstitutional.
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The Democratic leaders minced no words in proclaiming the pronouncement unconstitutional.
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The latest version applies to eight countries but was deemed unconstitutional.
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Some are saying the would-be fines and rules are unconstitutional.
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So if you think it's unconstitutional, let's make it a law.
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Board of Education Supreme Court case that ruled school segregation unconstitutional.
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Last Wednesday, the Constitutional Tribunal struck down the legislation as unconstitutional.
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The Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel could declare initiatives unconstitutional.
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The New York Times: Texas judge strikes down ObamaCare as unconstitutional.
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The High Court ruled last week that the rules were unconstitutional.
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Board of Education case that segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
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It appealed, arguing the regulation was an unconstitutional removal of property.
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"Qualified immunity denies justice to victims of unconstitutional misconduct," they wrote.
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Legal scholars call the efforts unconstitutional, and some critics have sued.
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The court decided 6 to 3 that the law was unconstitutional.
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Board of Education that deemed racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional.
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Many argued that it amounts to an unconstitutional invasion of privacy.
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He has undone many of President Barack Obama's unconstitutional executive orders.
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That would amount to a bill of attainder — which is unconstitutional.
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Similar measures in Iowa and North Dakota have been found unconstitutional.
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The judge declined to rule on whether the law is unconstitutional.
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Advocates for migrants condemned the policy shift as meanspirited and unconstitutional.
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Enforcing political "neutrality" online is a tall — and probably unconstitutional — order.
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The high court had ruled that banning gay marriage was unconstitutional.
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In 1974, the Supreme Court ruled some of these policies unconstitutional.
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The Equal Rights Amendment would make discrimination based on sex unconstitutional.
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The country's top court had ruled that the move was unconstitutional.
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Other Republicans have said they believe the protection bill is unconstitutional.
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Ultimately, that case declared Louisiana's prohibition of same-sex marriages unconstitutional.
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They also denounce the president's latest re-election bid as unconstitutional.
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Unfortunately, the court stopped short of declaring the bureau itself unconstitutional.
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Other states have passed heartbeat bills that were later declared unconstitutional.
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I did conclude in my own mind that it was unconstitutional.
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I did conclude in my own mind that it was unconstitutional.
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Huawei filed the lawsuit in March, claimiing the law was unconstitutional.
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A panel of federal judges ruled it was unconstitutional this week.
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" Trump said the legislation contains "a number of clearly unconstitutional provisions.
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The solicitor general rarely argues that a federal statute is unconstitutional.
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That suit succeeded in July — a judge ruled the law unconstitutional.
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The other thought PASPA was unconstitutional because it violated state sovereignty.
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Opponents of the law argue that it is unconstitutional and ineffective.
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His motion argued that Mr. Mueller's appointment "was unconstitutional," he said.
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Board of Education that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
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"Indeed, if SORNA's delegation is unconstitutional, then most of Government is unconstitutional -- dependent as Congress is on the need to give discretion to executive officials to implement its programs," Justice Elena Kagan wrote in the opinion.
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That the tribunal had not operated according to the dictates of the new law that it then found unconstitutional; since it was not declared unconstitutional until that point, the tribunal should have operated under its rules.
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U.S. District Court Judge Reed O'Connor ruled Friday that the health-care law's individual mandate is unconstitutional and said the rest of the law is also unconstitutional because the mandate can't be separated from the law.
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" Washington added, "If it's unconstitutional to have no air-conditioning for grown prisoners, it is *definitely* unconstitutional to have no air-conditioning for millions of our nation's school children as well as adults who serve them.
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Instead of acknowledging facts, Republicans choose to pontificate about the illegality of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), while simultaneously defending the unconstitutional racial profiling by Sheriff Joseph Arpaio and the unconstitutional muslim ban by President Trump.
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In 2016, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Florida's statute unconstitutional because a judge, not a jury, had the authority to decide whether to sentence an individual to death — and the Florida Supreme Court twice found it unconstitutional.
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The lawsuit argues that it's unconstitutional for parents who are in immigration detention to be separated from their children — but not that it's unconstitutional to charge parents with illegal entry and take them into separate criminal court.
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For Moore's detractors, his actions were an unconstitutional, grandiose, self-serving stunt.
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The court called Iohannis&apos refusal to remove Kovesi illegal and unconstitutional.
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Wade is unconstitutional and his history of targeting black voters for prosecution.
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Attempts to limit or control media coverage would be ineffective and unconstitutional.
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This second Muslim ban is just as unconstitutional as the last one.
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These fetal heartbeat bans are unconstitutional due to Planned Parenthood v. Casey.
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If they win, these unconstitutional executive orders from this president become permanent.
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Cornyn added that he opposed the bill, believing it to be unconstitutional.
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Hodges, which found that a ban on same-sex marriage was unconstitutional.
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In my opinion, a "Muslim ban" would be unconstitutional in two ways.
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In part, that is because Denver believes so-called "detainers" are unconstitutional.
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Critics say the searches lack proper probable cause and are flatly unconstitutional.
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Everyone knows that the court in Brown declared racially segregated education unconstitutional.
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" She added, "I think this legislation will be struck down as unconstitutional.
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Statutes that are unconstitutional as written are void "ab initio" — legislatively stillborn.
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Some experts told the paper that they believe it'll be deemed unconstitutional.
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And the ACLU has maintained that laws like SB 3 are unconstitutional.
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Miller, 115 S.Ct. 20153 (1995), that redistricting plans constitute unconstitutional racial gerrymanders.
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Miller, 115 S.Ct. 2475 (1995), that redistricting plans constitute unconstitutional racial gerrymanders.
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"It's clearly unconstitutional from my point of view," he told The State.
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A federal judge just ruled that the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional.
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That party is now more than "flirting" with unconstitutional means and ends.
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The OLC position is not just bad policy, he argues, it's unconstitutional.
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The appointment of Mueller is utterly unconstitutional for a number of reasons.
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In addition to imperiling the economy, the proposal could also be unconstitutional.
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Heller, which found a DC law regulating gun ownership to be unconstitutional.
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One legislator from the assembly called it "illegal and unconstitutional" on Twitter.
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Delaware's death penalty is unconstitutional, the state's Supreme Court declared on Tuesday.
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Paul Kamenar, attorney for Andrew Miller, says Mueller&aposs appointment is unconstitutional.
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Union coalition We Are One Illinois contended the governor's plan was unconstitutional.
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All those obstacles make it unconstitutional, says the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Defense lawyers argued Thursday that the indictment was legally deficient and unconstitutional.
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The Court ruled 7 to 2 that the Missouri policy is unconstitutional.
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Yet the Florida Supreme Court then ruled that the law was unconstitutional.
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Ted Cruz called the orders "unconstitutional" and promised to erase them too.
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Holt is factually wrong: Stop-and-frisk has not been ruled unconstitutional.
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"The problem with the executive order is it is unconstitutional," Rubio said.
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ICE agents have conducted warrantless raids advocates and politicians denounced as unconstitutional.
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"We believe that the 'Muslim ban' is unconstitutional," Sarsour said this week.
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And you have to have a legal strategy for challenging unconstitutional acts.
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On March 9th the tribunal itself deemed the changes to be unconstitutional.
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It challenges that key sections of Trump's order are illegal and unconstitutional.
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DACA was unconstitutional, say the conservatives; DACA was humanitarian, say the liberals.
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In March, the Constitutional Tribunal ruled that this new law was unconstitutional.
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The deployment of American troops in Niger is therefore unlawful and unconstitutional.
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Many local governments say those detainers are unconstitutional, violating the Fourth Amendment.
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That would be an independent basis for finding the practice is unconstitutional.
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But opponents of the legislation argue 20-week abortion bans are unconstitutional.
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Administration officials said the payments were unconstitutional bailouts of the insurance industry.
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A federal judge in Texas has ruled that the law was unconstitutional.
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Dianne Feinstein said she opposed the BDS provision because it is unconstitutional.
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Judge rules it's unconstitutional for Trump to block people on Twitter. 40.
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This would be an unconstitutional usurpation of the powers granted to Congress.
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The suit maintained that the policy and its irregular enforcement were unconstitutional.
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DACA is an unconstitutional program, and the amnesty it represents is misguided.
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A federal court struck down Michigan's district maps as unconstitutional in April.
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Prime Minister Manuel Valls defended the bans, which were later ruled unconstitutional.
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It was successful: The Supreme Court declared segregation on public transit unconstitutional.
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HOW DO YOU PUT FORTH THE CASE THAT THIS IS ACTUALLY UNCONSTITUTIONAL?
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His birthright citizenship proposal is especially egregious—not just unconstitutional, but fascist.
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The deadline extension itself was unconstitutional, and the ratifications rescissions are valid.
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" In a statement, Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh called the move "unconstitutional.
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Drivers stand in solidarity with thousands protesting inhumane and unconstitutional Muslim Ban.
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"But that's been ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, sir," Wallace responded.
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What you are doing is unconstitutional as far as we are concerned.
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We have a law professor is now calling what Rosenstein did unconstitutional.
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Trumpian Republicans with their unconstitutional, grandstanding, and ineffective border policies are not.
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Twenty GOP-led states are bringing the lawsuit, arguing ObamaCare is unconstitutional.
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In a 5-3 ruling, the court declared the Texas law unconstitutional.
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It was struck down in the courts in June for being unconstitutional.
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I've never heard anyone use the term 'unconstitutional' to describe student loans.
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" June 4, 2018: "The appointment of the Special Counsel is totally UNCONSTITUTIONAL!
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The Supreme Court has already ruled that such a penalty is unconstitutional.
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Affected individuals or companies could also challenge it as unconstitutional, they said.
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However, legal experts told the AP that mandatory death penalties are unconstitutional.
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To block certain speakers just because they're critical is dangerous and unconstitutional.
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They argue that the law is unconstitutional and should be struck down.
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"The statute is unconstitutional," said Mr. Green, but the judge found otherwise.
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There is nothing unconstitutional or inherently dangerous about re-enfranchising former prisoners.
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" Mr. Benflis added: "This is an extension decided on by unconstitutional forces.
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And similar laws have been found unconstitutional in Iowa and North Dakota.
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A federal appeals court ruled that her firing was unconstitutional sex discrimination.
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Justice Clarence Thomas has already indicated he thinks it may be unconstitutional.
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This type of behavior is never presented as either questionable or unconstitutional.
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If Mississippi's law is found unconstitutional, that'll be good news for consumers.
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In 1983, however, the Supreme Court struck down legislative vetoes as unconstitutional.
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On Friday, a federal judge struck the prohibition down, calling it unconstitutional.
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Calls to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. are offensive and unconstitutional.
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Last year, a three-judge appeals court panel found that setup unconstitutional.
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Courts are nearly guaranteed to block these laws — because they're flagrantly unconstitutional.
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Given that these bills are so unambiguously unconstitutional, they might seem pointless.
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Department lawyers must show proof of violations that go beyond unconstitutional behavior.
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In his concurring opinion, Justice Thomas agreed that the provision was unconstitutional.
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Without any tax penalty, the Justice Department said, the mandate is unconstitutional.
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The lawsuit argues that the entire law should be invalidated as unconstitutional.
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Mr. Wickremesinghe's United National Party said the dissolution of Parliament was unconstitutional.
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All presidential administrations have deemed the War Powers Act to be unconstitutional.
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The law was ruled unconstitutional earlier this year by a federal judge.
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The Texas plaintiffs claim that this shell of a mandate is unconstitutional.
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Last time I looked at the law, separate but equal was unconstitutional.
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Comey was read into the Stellar Wind program and deemed it unconstitutional.
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Opposition parties say it's unconstitutional and would further marginalize the country's Muslims.
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Critics call it an unconstitutional end run around the legislative branch. 2.
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The Supreme Court has not yet decided what, exactly, constitutes unconstitutional gerrymandering.
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That sort of gag order is not only unjust — it is unconstitutional.
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"The penalties that are sought here are excessive and unconstitutional," Levitt said.
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Perhaps in the courts, where judges have resisted unconstitutional anti-immigrant policies.
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The ACLU filed a complaint in mid-February calling the legislation unconstitutional.
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This is why New York's stop-and-frisk policy was deemed unconstitutional.
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""Passing our bipartisan amendment to prevent unconstitutional war with Iran is urgent.
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That's a recipe for new clashes with Congress and possible unconstitutional behavior.
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These laws, while intensely debated and occasionally deemed unconstitutional, are hardly unusual.
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Georgia found that the death penalty was not unconstitutional in every case.
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One year ago, Donald Trump ordered a blanket and unconstitutional Muslim ban.
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Gayle, the court case that determined segregation on Montgomery buses was unconstitutional.
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You can use an unconstitutional map for one or two election cycles!
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Our founders would reject in the boldest terms Mr. Sessions' unconstitutional agenda.
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Eric Schneiderman, who has frequently tangled with Trump, called his actions unconstitutional.
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Huawei sued the United States over that provision, claiming it is unconstitutional.
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Last month, the German supreme court ruled that the policy was unconstitutional.
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Even the CFPB has come to believe that its structure is unconstitutional.
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Multiple lawsuits have been filed claiming the law is discriminatory and unconstitutional.
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Every one of the president's major legal advisers say it was unconstitutional.
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Federal courts have already blocked laws that became effectively unconstitutional this week.
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Chadha (1983), in which the Court held that legislative vetoes are unconstitutional.
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Bishop Metodije of the Serbian Orthodox Church said the law was unconstitutional.
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This practice is an unconstitutional invasion of privacy and free speech rights.
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The president's actions are therefore unconstitutional and demand a response from Congress.
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If the in-house judges were "inferior officers," their appointments were unconstitutional.
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Apple says what the government is asking is both unprecedented and unconstitutional.
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ORR's efforts to block abortions for minors are "absolutely unconstitutional," Amiri says.
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What happens if the Fifth Circuit decides the entire law is unconstitutional?
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But it was later ruled unconstitutional in the courts and never implemented.
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Then in February Texas and the other states came forward with what at first seemed like a novel legal argument — that removing the tax penalty makes the individual mandate unconstitutional, which in turn makes the whole law unconstitutional.
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"The hate crimes amendment is unwarranted, possibly unconstitutional -- certainly, I believe it is unconstitutional in certain parts -- and it violates the basic principle of equal justice under the law," Sessions said back in 2009 on the Senate floor.
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The New Orleans-based court ruled unconstitutional the individual insurance mandate -- which the federal government was no longer enforcing -- yet refused to resolve the most pressing issue: does that mean the rest of the law is also unconstitutional?
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" Grassley began by explaining the question was relevant because of an ongoing lawsuit that could lead to Obamacare being declared unconstitutional, but the longtime GOP senator added, "I don't think that the courts are going to declare it unconstitutional.
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The plaintiffs argue that the zeroed-out mandate is now unconstitutional and that the proper remedy for the fact that Obamacare now contains an unconstitutional provision that literally does nothing is to toss out the entirety of the law.
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And will this plunge America and the region into yet another unconstitutional war?
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Progressive Democrats have blasted the legislation as a "power grab" that is unconstitutional.
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His idea is noxious — and unconstitutional, as the 14th amendment grants birthright citizenship.
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Several days later, a federal judge struck down Alabama's 1992 law as unconstitutional.
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That provision of the law was eventually ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
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Why these bills don't make it What exactly makes a heartbeat bill unconstitutional?
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In the past, these bans, which are unconstitutional due to Planned Parenthood v.
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Third, we want a nominee who will be willing to reject unconstitutional precedents.
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Still waiting on your apology for supporting Trump's immoral and unconstitutional Muslim ban.
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He said Trump's proposal is unconstitutional, because it discriminates based on religious faith.
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The group is seeking to have a judge rule it unconstitutional, he added.
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When Reagan started his drug testing plan, many courts ruled the practice unconstitutional.
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The company had sued New York state over the ban, calling it unconstitutional.
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Heller, in which the Supreme Court ruled a ban on handguns was unconstitutional.
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At first, the administration argued that only some of the act is unconstitutional.
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Conservatives have long embraced the argument that affirmative action is unconstitutional racial discrimination.
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The Writers Guild of America attacked the order as "unconstitutional and deeply wrong".
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But this leads to the third reason Connecticut's anti-ridicule statute is unconstitutional.
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Nancy Pelosi is convinced that Trump's summit at his golf course is unconstitutional.
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The federal courts have long been a backstop to protect against unconstitutional laws.
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Civil liberties and electronic privacy groups denounced the warrant as overbroad and unconstitutional.
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Unconstitutional is harsh, it is a strong word, but that's what I feel.
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But Volusia County played hardball and sued, arguing that the petition was unconstitutional.
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"Not holding the election on time ... is unconstitutional," he told a television station.
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Led by Texas, the states argued this rendered the entire ACA is unconstitutional.
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By reducing the tax to zero, that made the zeroed-out mandate unconstitutional.
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Nevertheless, judges suspended Trump's ban, saying it was likely to be held unconstitutional.
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Planned Parenthood, which deemed laws placing an "undue burden" on abortion seekers unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court said the Tenure of Office Act was unconstitutional in 1926.
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FEC case in which an appellate court said certain contribution limits were unconstitutional.
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" Not "wrong" mind you, or "probably unconstitutional" or "an affront to American values.
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In 1962, the Supreme Court ruled that organised prayer in school is unconstitutional.
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Maryland passed penalties for "price gouging," but the law has been found unconstitutional.
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The worry is that the court will deem the enabling legislation unconstitutional, too.
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Valeo, the Republican-appointed justices struck down election-related spending limits as unconstitutional.
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"If and when these terrible unconstitutional ideas are implemented, we're prepared to sue."
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Still, the plaintiffs' supporters said the modifications provided crucial safeguards against unconstitutional profiling.
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And conservative lawyer Paul Clement recently wrote that the approach could be unconstitutional.
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Almost all the rest criticized the proposal as heavy-handed, unnecessary or unconstitutional.
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He declared his sister's decision to run for office as "inappropriate" and "unconstitutional".
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The attorney-general is reported to have called this unconstitutional but not illegal.
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But she still rejects Mr Seehofer's demand for a fixed limit as unconstitutional.
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Jerry Brown in 2007, concerned it could be considered unconstitutional, the AP reports.
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Five years later, to secure an (unconstitutional) second term, he organised a plebiscite.
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These sorts of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) are probably both unenforceable and unconstitutional.
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Nine attorneys general intervened earlier this week, arguing that the settlement is unconstitutional.
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"What the governor has done here is unprecedented, illegal, and unconstitutional," he said.
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Short of Congress voting on it, I'm opposed to illegal and unconstitutional wars.
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In fact, it's the opposite; the Deep State is intentional, unconstitutional, and organized.
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But there's a problem: A federal judge has said that page is unconstitutional.
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Unveil the criminal activity, the unconstitutional activity of this president and his family.
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In addition to imperiling the economy, the proposal could also be unconstitutional. 4.
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In 2017, India's Supreme Court found that the controversial divorce practice was unconstitutional.
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Prime Minister Abadi's government has rejected the planned referendum as "unilateral" and unconstitutional.
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Because the RESISTANCE to any unconstitutional crazy shit from President Trump begins now.
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The main opposition Democratic Alliance party opposes Zuma's application, saying it is unconstitutional.
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Federal courts have previously ruled that maps that employ "racial gerrymandering" are unconstitutional.
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The majority settled on yes and the city's handgun ban was declared unconstitutional.
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Critics have fought the policy tooth and nail in court, calling it unconstitutional.
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Latin America's tacit acceptance of unconstitutional government in Venezuela sets a dangerous precedent.
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Arpaio repeatedly defied the law, and engaged in unconstitutional racial profiling of Latinos.
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" Attorney General Jeff Sessions has said church-state separation is "unhistorical and unconstitutional.
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They argue the law is unconstitutional following Congress's repeal of the individual mandate.
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Absent a clearly unconstitutional act, she had a duty to defend the policy.
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The problem, of course, is that a third Obama term would be unconstitutional.
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"This is unconstitutional!" shouted Monica Dias, an attorney representing local news channel WCPO.
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A divided panel of three federal judges ruled that the plan was unconstitutional.
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In other words, rules that disfavor religious individuals while favoring others are unconstitutional.
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" He added: "Right to work has always been unjust, now it's proven unconstitutional.
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Read This Next: The GOP Is Waging an Unconstitutional War on the Poor
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A federal judge from California blocked the order saying it was unconstitutional—booyah!
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Then, by seven judges to none, the court ruled the president's act unconstitutional.
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"This is a rogue, cruel and unconstitutional policy," Ferguson said in a statement.
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He's done this not because these bills are unpopular or unconstitutional; they aren't.
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They said the rest of the initiative was not on its face unconstitutional.
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The state of Hawaii challenged the revised travel directive as unconstitutional religious discrimination.
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The trial judge declared stop-and-frisk unconstitutional, and it was ultimately ended.
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There is also a question of whether such a maneuver would be unconstitutional.
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"These NDAs strike me as clearly unconstitutional under the First Amendment," said Kitrosser.
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Although President Barack Obama ended torture, he continued the other rogue, unconstitutional practices.
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A federal judge later ruled Sessions's efforts to withhold grant funding were unconstitutional.
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" She added, "The judge's decision vindicates President Trump's position that Obamacare is unconstitutional.
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O'Connor in December ruled in their favor by declaring the entire law unconstitutional.
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Four years after he was sentenced, Texas acknowledged that such testimony is unconstitutional.
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The courts have offered some protection, overturning or blocking egregiously unconstitutional state laws.
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A Malaysian media company filed a suit seeking to declare the law unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court is considering whether to rule that the dissolution is unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court could, for example, declare an entry bar on Muslims unconstitutional.
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In his request Tuesday, Frosh argued Whitaker's appointment is both unconstitutional and unlawful.
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New Hampshire: A federal appeals court ruled a statewide ballot selfie ban unconstitutional.
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Every administration since, however, has argued that portions of the law are unconstitutional.
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Not only is it unconstitutional, they say, it is misused for instant divorces.
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In June 2016, the Supreme Court struck the law down, declaring it unconstitutional.
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Has anyone challenged the student loan industry on the basis of unconstitutional practices?
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The approach already has been labeled unconstitutional by Illinois' largest public labor union.
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The policy was found to be unconstitutional for illegally targeting blacks and Latinos.
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"Are you saying," he said, that such admitting privilege laws are "always unconstitutional"?
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The court could declare the judicial overhaul unconstitutional, but it cannot stop it.
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It is precisely what the Supreme Court already declared to be unconstitutional discrimination.
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By the time the order was ruled unconstitutional, most people had already complied.
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By that logic, a presidential self-pardon would be unconstitutional and therefore illegal.
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Every effort by the government to regulate hate speech has been declared unconstitutional.
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Donate to the ACLU to support their court battles against his unconstitutional decisions.
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In an interview with CNBC, Cuomo suggested why the bill may be unconstitutional.
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The agreement never came into effect, and it was declared unconstitutional in 2015.
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She teaches that almost every federal agency, other than the military, is unconstitutional.
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Kennedy also joined an opinion that determined executing mentally disabled criminals is unconstitutional.
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"There's no doubt what they did [on Garland] was wrong and unconstitutional," Sen.
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The firm argued that the subpoena was invalid because the agency is unconstitutional.
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Hours earlier, the highest court declared unconstitutional the governorship of disgraced former Gov.
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Ontario's Superior Court, a trial-level court, on Monday declared the effort unconstitutional.
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Refusing to do so is not only unfair and dangerous, but possibly unconstitutional.
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In August, a federal appeals court said a similar Colorado law was unconstitutional.
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In December, a federal appeals court held that the individual mandate was unconstitutional.
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Justice Kennedy wrote that laws targeting gay people based in "animus" were unconstitutional.
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Virginia, which held that the execution of mentally retarded criminal defendants is unconstitutional.
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But the US Supreme Court tossed out that provision as unconstitutional in 2200.
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But, in 2008, the US Supreme Court tossed that that provision as unconstitutional.
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A case before the Supreme Court could ultimately deem the financial watchdog unconstitutional.
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That, the plaintiff argues, gives the director an unconstitutional insulation from federal authority.
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Two 20-week bans have been struck down in federal courts as unconstitutional.
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Los Angeles called the policies "unconstitutional on their face" in the court filing.
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Few Muslim countries permit this, and the Supreme Court had declared it unconstitutional.
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Iowa's law, too, was blocked in January, after a judge declared it unconstitutional.
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But Catalan political parties that favor secession have accelerated their divisive, unconstitutional plans.
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A state judge has ruled that Iowa's "fetal heartbeat" abortion law is unconstitutional.
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Nothing that Speaker Pelosi is doing now is unconstitutional or difficult to understand.
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Transparency watchdogs and civil liberties groups are criticizing the reported NDAs as unconstitutional.
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Last month, a federal appeals court held that the individual mandate is unconstitutional.
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You, your representatives, your senators will be adding legitimacy to this unconstitutional corruption.
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Nundy has filed a petition in court arguing that marital rape is unconstitutional.
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In 2012 the Supreme Court rejected claims that the whole law was unconstitutional.
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A court later ruled the move unconstitutional, and Wickremesinghe was reinstalled as premier.
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A coalition of 20 states has filed a lawsuit alleging ObamaCare is unconstitutional.
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The groups claim that the law is unconstitutional, in violation of Roe v.
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Virginia, the court unanimously declared all race-based legal restrictions on marriage unconstitutional.
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The nation's leader has behaved in ways that experts have denounced as unconstitutional.
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Namely, such laws could trigger questions about potential unconstitutional burdens on interstate commerce.
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Gayle, a similar case that ruled bus segregation unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment.
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A federal judge ruled that an executive order withholding the money was unconstitutional.
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On July 30, the dictatorship held an unconstitutional election for a Constituent Assembly.
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He saw consent decrees as unconstitutional federal intrusions into state and local affairs.
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On March 7, Huawei sued the US government, arguing the ban is unconstitutional.
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Do the laws uphold an unconstitutional "viewpoint" on the content of such messages?
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Nominating Conventions are extra-legal, and attempted reforms have often been deemed unconstitutional.
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Last year, anal examinations were ruled unconstitutional by a Mombassa court of appeal.
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In June 1956, a federal district court ruled segregated seating on buses unconstitutional.
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Board of Education, the Supreme Court case that ruled segregated schools were unconstitutional.
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Airbnb and another firm, HomeAway, sued in August, contending the law was unconstitutional.
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In January, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Florida's similar sentencing scheme was unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court declared the line-item veto unconstitutional almost 20 years ago.
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The Justice Department also provided legal cover, pronouncing that the payments are unconstitutional.
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Board of Education, which ruled that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
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" The group called Trump's move an "unconstitutional power grab that hurts American communities.
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In February, a federal judge ruled the non-prosecution agreement to be unconstitutional.
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Opponents also deemed the amendment as unconstitutional and undermining of American national security.
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Gun rights advocates claim restrictions on magazine size are arbitrarily set and unconstitutional.
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We now know, for example, that Vice President Mike Pence does not actually consider such a ban unconstitutional or even offensive, which is how he described it in 2015: Calls to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. are offensive and unconstitutional.
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Organizations like the ACLU and legal experts could barely contain themselves from noting that Trump's call for treating undocumented immigrants as if they had no legal rights is blatantly unconstitutional: 📣 What President Trump suggested here is both illegal and unconstitutional.
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Should counties and localities believe that a gun law passed by the Virginia Assembly is unconstitutional, they should follow proper procedure and either speak to their legislative representatives or file a lawsuit requesting that a court declare the measure unconstitutional.
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Regardless of what federal law says, Maryland's lawyers argue that Whitaker's appointment is unconstitutional.
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On Friday, France's highest court declared the various local burkini bans unconstitutional and illegal.
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A court later ruled the move was unconstitutional, and Wickremesinghe was reinstalled as premier.
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Finance Minister Michael Noonan said some provisions in the bill appeared to be unconstitutional.
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If that office is unconstitutional, why are the president&aposs lawyers interacting with it?
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The federal death penalty was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in Furman v.
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Wade, which allows abortion, and probably be declared unconstitutional, Nisly said he doesn't care.
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San Francisco's lawsuit alleges the executive order is unconstitutional and exceeds the President's power.
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Every single one of these early bans is unconstitutional due to Planned Parenthood v.
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Now that she's unblocked, she wants a federal court to find Gosar's policy unconstitutional.
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But the country's Supreme Court of Justice declared the underlying law unconstitutional last year.
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And maybe 40 years from now, the Supreme Court will decide that's unconstitutional too.
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He was hurt for those people and all the people facing such unconstitutional injustice.
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But it was ruled unconstitutional by Greece's top administrative court, the Council of State.
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The environmental groups said that the government's ability to waive the laws is unconstitutional.
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In March, the Justice Department sued California, challenging the state's sanctuary laws as unconstitutional.
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A federal court ruled that it's unconstitutional for parking officials to chalk your tires.
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The Constitution guarantees this, and any confiscation of this right is unacceptable and unconstitutional.
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President Trump's recent executive order is not only potentially unconstitutional, but deeply un-American.
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Others have argued that any wealth tax would be dauntingly complicated, and potentially unconstitutional.
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In 1954, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional.
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Hardliners, including Sessions and Miller, were stridently anti-DACA, believing it to be unconstitutional.
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The opposition here has called for a transitional government, something experts believe is unconstitutional.
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They say Ramirez isn't fighting a deportation issue, but an unconstitutional arrest and detention.
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Similarly, ag-gag statutes in Idaho and Iowa previously were found to be unconstitutional.
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"This is an illogical, illegal and unconstitutional change," the party said in a statement.
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Yesterday, Trump fired the Attorney General for refusing to uphold his unconstitutional executive order.
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Chris Christie, a former governor, had argued that PASPA represented an unconstitutional federal infringement.
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The question is not whether a penalty-free mandate is unconstitutional — who cares, honestly?
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Never mind, in other words, that the idea is immoral, illegal, unconstitutional and unworkable.
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The Spanish region of Catalonia prepared to vote in an unconstitutional referendum on independence.
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Critics say the moves are unconstitutional and could skew voting in favor of Najib.
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In December the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the dissolution of parliament was unconstitutional.
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A judge ruled the payments unconstitutional, but the ruling was delayed pending an appeal.
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Mr Wickremesinghe was reinstalled in December after the Supreme Court ruled the dissolution unconstitutional.
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The law was later found to be unconstitutional by a US district federal judge.
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Critics say Duterte offered no evidence and that the whole exercise may be unconstitutional.
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The Law and Justice Party declared those appointments unconstitutional, then named its own slate.
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Thus, the War Powers Resolution could arguably be an unconstitutional limitation on executive power.
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" Pence had rejected Trump's blanket ban on Muslims in December as "offensive and unconstitutional.
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It said the legislative branch controls government spending and that Trump's move is unconstitutional.
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UBER CLAIMS THE NYC LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND WILL INFLICT "ANTI-COMPETITIVE HARM" - LAWSUIT
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They can't ask the judge to just forget about that whole unconstitutional-implementation thing.
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B/c your Muslim ban is unconstitutional, immoral, & a threat to our nat'l security.
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Hellerstedt, the Supreme Court ruled that an admitting privileges law in Texas was unconstitutional.
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That is an unconstitutional use for the grand jury and they should fight it.
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Joined now fully by the Department of Justice, they want the ACA declared unconstitutional.
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First, the department must establish progressive and serious penalties for unconstitutional behavior by officers.
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Delaware's Supreme Court ruled last week that the sate's death penalty law is unconstitutional.
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The House GOP sued Obama's executive branch over the payments, arguing they are unconstitutional.
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House Republicans sued over the payments, arguing they were unconstitutional without a congressional appropriation.
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Opposition parties say his election bid, which he went on to win, was unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court declared warrantless blood tests of suspected drunk drivers unconstitutional in June.
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Such policies were deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court in its landmark Brown v.
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Another blow against Trump's unconstitutional travel ban as courts continue to block its implementation.
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Since then, a federal court struck down the Pennsylvania voter ID law as unconstitutional.
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Jayasuriya says the majority of parliamentarians view the change in prime minister as unconstitutional.
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Apple has strenuously objected to the proposed, characterizing it as both dangerous and unconstitutional.
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The practice remains controversial within China's legal community where many see it as unconstitutional.
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In 2016, the CFPB had its structure ruled unconstitutional by a federal appeals court.
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The court's decision is a good first step in recognizing the unconstitutional leadership structure.
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After Republican lawmakers passed the bill, Kentucky's Supreme Court threw it out as unconstitutional.
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I would want to believe that he would not want to do anything unconstitutional.
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Bans around or before this point in pregnancy have been repeatedly ruled as unconstitutional.
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It creates no new law or regulation, and it is unconstitutional if construed otherwise.
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Abortion providers challenging the Texas law say the Supreme Court should declare it unconstitutional.
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The law that the court found to be largely unconstitutional had always been questionable.
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"The death penalty — in and of itself — constitutes an unconstitutional punishment," Roof's lawyers claimed.
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Congress can't legislate around the president's veto power; efforts to do so are unconstitutional.
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Every hate-speech code that has been challenged in court has been found unconstitutional.
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But the fate of the board remains in limbo since it was ruled unconstitutional.
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Gayle, the case that, rising to the Supreme Court, got bus segregation declared unconstitutional.
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USA Today: North Carolina's GOP-gerrymandered map is unconstitutional, may have to be redrawn.
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The case became the basis of a Supreme Court opinion making segregated prisons unconstitutional.
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NTEU, meanwhile, claims workers are being forced to work under a law that's unconstitutional.
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A federal judge agreed, ruling the law unconstitutional in 2012, and the state appealed.
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Amiri said in a statement that the Trump administration's action is shocking and unconstitutional.
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Anti-abortion groups decried the notices as unconstitutional compelled speech; the court's conservatives agreed.
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Others say Whitaker's appointment is unconstitutional because he hasn't been confirmed by the Senate.
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O'Connor argued that the entire law was invalid because parts of it were unconstitutional.
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The law from 2015, found unconstitutional in Friday's ruling, applied to the private sector.
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And if the Socialist party considers the decision as unconstitutional, it is their right.
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Ralph Northam (D) without drawing new lines to remedy districts another court found unconstitutional.
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It is unconstitutional for slavery to exist in any form or by any name.
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The Obama unconstitutional intervention in Libya destabilized the country and made us less safe.
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The Kenyan High Court declared the practice illegal and unconstitutional on March 24, 2016.
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The transban is not only unconstitutional, it means qualified people aren't joining the ranks.
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Maduro has already taken unconstitutional steps to amass power, claiming they will restore peace.
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The bottom line: Red flag laws are not just unconstitutional — they simply don't work.
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Enough with the racist and unconstitutional efforts to deny people the right to vote.
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So the land seizure efforts of Cliven Bundy and his disciples are, ironically, unconstitutional.
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Windsor, which ruled that a ban on federal benefits for gay couples was unconstitutional.
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It would bring unnatural actions, be near impossible to police and is probably unconstitutional.
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Nevertheless, restrictive and potentially unconstitutional rules remain on the books, unless someone pushes back.
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They claim that the rule is unconstitutional and exceeded the Department of Labor's power.
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Hensarling cited a D.C. circuit court of appeals case ruling the bureau's structure unconstitutional.
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This GOP obstructionism is unconstitutional and goes against the interests of the Latino community.
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However, one can oppose an emergency declaration without claiming that it is facially unconstitutional.
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Laws like those in England, Wales and Scotland would probably be declared unconstitutional here.
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Kicking citizens out of the United States for having extreme ideological views is unconstitutional.
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A 2003 Alabama law to bar Neelley from parole was ruled unconstitutional in March.
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Now the United States District Court rules that the President's actions were clearly unconstitutional.
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Civil libertarians say the measures are unconstitutional overreactions to a historic era of protests.
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"This unconstitutional practice is often framed as a routine administrative matter," Ms. Gupta wrote.
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But is that unconstitutional, given that these people haven't been convicted of a crime?
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The decision: The Supreme Court held 5-4 that the Massachusetts law was unconstitutional.
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" William P., from Petaluma, California, wrote, "Just cancel entirely all this unconstitutional Bull Crap.
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But a federal court declared it unconstitutional, in part, because it was so vague.
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Baird that it's unconstitutional for a state to deny unmarried people access to contraception.
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Common Cause, is about whether the state's congressional map is an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander.
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But the government, and insurance companies, maintain that parts of the law are unconstitutional.
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The Justice Department called the laws unconstitutional and asked a judge to block them.
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Justice Clarence Thomas issued a concurring opinion that called the procedure gruesome and unconstitutional.
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As I predicted all along, Obamacare has been struck down as an UNCONSTITUTIONAL disaster!
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Valeo that mandating spending limits in elections represented an unconstitutional limit on free speech.
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District courts had thrown the maps out as unconstitutional, but the decisions were appealed.
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"It's total overkill, it's completely unconstitutional and it's done every day," Ms. Glen said.
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The court has never struck down a voting district as an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander.
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Senator Jerry Moran, Republican of Kansas, said he thought Mr. Trump's declaration was unconstitutional.
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The man who wrote the law knew it was unconstitutional, and did it anyway.
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The court's liberals appear increasingly worried that the mandatory-detention law itself is unconstitutional.
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The man who wrote the law knew it was unconstitutional — and did it anyway.
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But it has never struck down a voting map as an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander.
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But soon afterward California declared capital punishment unconstitutional, and he was sentenced to life.
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In response, the department has said the provision cited in the report is unconstitutional.
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"The suspension is arbitrary, unlawful and unconstitutional," Karem's complaint in DC District Court said.
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For civil liberties groups, it's a dangerous and potentially unconstitutional overreach of police power.
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The most serious issue is that California's law could turn out to be unconstitutional.
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He said both measures are probably unconstitutional and would be too expensive to administer.
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In 2016, the Supreme Court found the same law, when implemented in Texas, unconstitutional.
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If the actions by the House fell outside either one, then it was unconstitutional.
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This was aimed to prevent unconstitutional voting restrictions at the local and state levels.
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" In June 2018, Trump claimed "the appointment of the Special Counsel is totally UNCONSTITUTIONAL!
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Iraqi officials, however, have called the referendum unconstitutional and vowed to ignore the results.
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In a statement Monday, Becerra said the order is still unconstitutional, despite the changes.
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Second, the administration must drop its wildly unconstitutional claims of unilateral war-making power.
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The court majority said the law put an unconstitutional burden on women seeking abortion.
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Because the Supreme Court has ruled that the line-item veto is unconstitutional. 12.
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The move came after the country's top court ruled that blocking it was unconstitutional.
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The detainer was not only unconstitutional, Mr. Creedle's lawyers said, but also uncalled for.
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Uber and Postmates have sued the state of California, arguing the law is unconstitutional.
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The Chamber of Commerce said in a statement that they considered Warren's proposal unconstitutional.
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" Hamm's defense team is asking for relief from his "now unconstitutional sentence of death.
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Trump argued that the legislation was unconstitutional and said it would damage his presidency.
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Madrid imposed direct rule on Catalonia after the referendum, which it branded as unconstitutional.
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The Supremes, by the way, have never ruled partisan gerrymandering to be unconstitutional. 5.
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Cillizza: The North Carolina ruling seems to make clear that political gerrymandering is unconstitutional.
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"This is a pure political stunt that is both racist and unconstitutional," she said.
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The Supreme Court said in 1926 that the Tenure of Office Act was unconstitutional.
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The boycott eventually led to the Supreme Court ruling that declared bus segregation unconstitutional.
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Section 1373 is likely unconstitutional even aside from its use as a grant condition.
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He met with Lartigue and his detectives to explain that the holds were unconstitutional.
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He has made proposals that are plainly unconstitutional, such as a ban on Muslims.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled sodomy laws unconstitutional in a Texas case in 2003.
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A federal court had ruled them unconstitutional because it felt they favored the GOP.
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They claimed the lack of checks against the bureau's broad powers made it unconstitutional.
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Trump's lawyers countersued the subpoena, saying the criminal investigation of the president was unconstitutional.
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Joe Scarnati on Wednesday called the order unconstitutional and said he would not comply.
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We believe it is unconstitutional and we will go to court to stop it.
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In 2010, however, the Supreme Court ruled that law unconstitutional on First Amendment grounds.
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Critics said the practice was racially biased against minorities and unconstitutional in its implementation.
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Zimbabwe's Supreme Court declared the program unconstitutional, but Mr. Mugabe's government ignored that ruling.
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Critics argue not only that it is gratuitous but also that it is unconstitutional.
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But the Supreme Court struck down most of Congress's economic legislation, deeming it unconstitutional.
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The Prevention of Unconstitutional War With Iran Act of 2018 is sponsored by Sen.
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"Experimenting with borders is unconstitutional," he said in a separate interview with The Times.
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The judges aren't necessarily convinced that the ban is unconstitutional — at least not yet.
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It's unconstitutional for the government to force us to buy something we don't want.
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Several of these officials have denounced the law as unconstitutional, according to Texas' lawsuit.
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He appears to believe Obamacare's birth control mandate is unconstitutional on religious liberty grounds.
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A federal judge ruled in January that the state's lethal injection methods were unconstitutional.
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" The complaint also takes issue with protections that Spotify might claim under the MMA, saying that if the law limits Spotify's liability, then it represents "an unconstitutional denial of due process (both procedural and substantive), and an unconstitutional taking of vested property rights.
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We make progress and then there's backlash ... I think it's clear that HB 2 in North Carolina is unconstitutional and these anti-trans bathroom laws are unconstitutional and I look forward to the courts settling this issue on the right side of history.
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Several longstanding grass-roots organizations have recently formed the Coalition to End Unconstitutional Tax Foreclosures and are demanding that the city of Detroit stop unconstitutional property tax assessments, provide reparations for those who were unjustly foreclosed upon and halt impending tax foreclosures.
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Hellerstedt sends a clear message: State laws adopted to restrict access to abortion are unconstitutional.
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A Texas law criminalizing "revenge porn" was considered unconstitutional, an appeals court ruled last week.
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In 2014, the Court ruled the act unconstitutional and struck down many of its provisions.
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PASPA's language clearly prohibits it, but New Jersey believes PASPA is unconstitutional on its face.
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Trump disagreed that it was unconstitutional, claiming without evidence that the judge was anti-police.
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The EFF has argued in another Playpen-related case that the NIT warrant was unconstitutional.
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The powerful National Rifle Association said it opposed the compromise bill and called it unconstitutional.
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"We are not that country," she said, calling Ravi Ragbir's detention both cruel and unconstitutional.
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"The executive order is harmful, discriminatory, and unconstitutional," Healey said at a press conference Tuesday.
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But conservative President Gjorge Ivanov refused to sign off on it, saying it is unconstitutional.
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Wade, even though many on the right believe that decision was unconstitutional and poorly reasoned.
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And it doesn't matter right or wrong or lawful or unlawful or constitutional or unconstitutional.
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But two local courts deemed the DPA unconstitutional, most recently in November, suspending its implementation.
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Board of Education Supreme Court decision that ruled that segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
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Organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union and Planned Parenthood argue the laws are unconstitutional.
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Last year, Mexico's Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional for states to ban same-sex marriage.
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The new law may yet be struck down as unconstitutional by Israel's fiercely independent courts.
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In November, he blocked Mississippi's 15-week abortion ban, writing that it was "unequivocally" unconstitutional.
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These industry groups have responded with three different lawsuits arguing that the law is unconstitutional.
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Abortion rights supporters called the bill unconstitutional and predicted it would be challenged immediately. Sen.
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In Iowa, a state judge in January ruled its own "fetal heartbeat" law was unconstitutional.
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Once that liberty turns into discrimination, whatever the reason, it becomes both unethical and unconstitutional.
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A judge says a law allowing actors to censor their age on IMDb is unconstitutional.
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A Senate Republican aide, however, dismissed the legislation as an unconstitutional infringement on federal power.
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The executive director of Equality Utah, Troy Williams, said Mr. Powell's proposal was clearly unconstitutional.
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That procedure was unconstitutional, Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote for seven justices in the new decision.
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Chris Christie led to the Supreme Court striking down the PASPA as unconstitutional in 211.
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The attorney-general's claim was dubious: no court had ever ruled that DACA is unconstitutional.
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His attorneys have accused Judge Mollica of imposing a "grossly disproportional and unconstitutional" $500,000 bond.
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Alabama ruling that mandatory life sentences for juveniles without the possibility of parole are unconstitutional.
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Paxton praised the ruling as halting an unconstitutional exertion of power by the federal government.
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In Mexico making them do it is also unconstitutional, as the supreme court recently reaffirmed.
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Courts have typically blocked early-term abortion laws from going into effect, saying they're unconstitutional.
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But presidents defy it; they think it unconstitutional given their role as commander-in-chief.
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In December, a staunchly conservative federal judge in Texas ruled that the law was unconstitutional.
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Denying people access to life extension technologies may eventually be deemed unconstitutional and unnecessarily cruel.
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"We believe the law is unconstitutional," a spokesman for Austria's biggest cooperative banking group said.
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He argued that all this violated his right to self-determination and was therefore unconstitutional.
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"(This) is a cynical, misinformed and unconstitutional piece of legislation," she told reporters in Vancouver.
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For anti-government "patriots," however, the legal twists and prosecution felt unfair, unconstitutional and oppressive.
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Each of the other state laws will need to be challenged and also found unconstitutional.
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Some argue that the scope of the warrant is too broad, potentially entering unconstitutional territory.
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There is a difference, of course, between a law being bad policy and being unconstitutional.
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Cosob, 16, UK: It's unconstitutional, it's racist, it's a form of bigotry, and it's Islamophobic.
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Huawei hit back last week, saying the law was unconstitutional and suing the U.S. government.
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Those lawyers, from Faegre & Benson, called the Wiggins injunction an impermissible and unconstitutional prior restraint.
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House Republicans sued over the reimbursements, calling them unconstitutional because Congress had not appropriated them.
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"The 'ratification' of an unconstitutional procedure is itself a nullity," the Lucia reply brief said.
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Republicans and Democrats alike should denounce the Trump team's openly xenophobic rhetoric and unconstitutional policies.
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A coalition of Tea Party organizations sued, claiming that these "speech-free zones" are unconstitutional.
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A federal court ruled that stop-and-frisk was unconstitutional and tantamount to racial profiling.
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The New York Police Department's use of stop-and-frisk was declared unconstitutional in 2013.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's government has rejected the planned referendum as "unilateral" and unconstitutional.
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House Republicans have already sued the Obama administration over the payments, arguing that they're unconstitutional.
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It took the Supreme Court to declare them unconstitutional, which it did by unanimous decision.
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Now, the government is arguing that the court should find the entirety of Obamacare unconstitutional.
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His lawyers argue that an ethics law he championed, now turned against him, is unconstitutional.
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Liberals are calling the insistence of my father to address this situation "unconstitutional" and worse.
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"We just can't leave an unconstitutional, and frankly un-American, policy to stand," he said.
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And the Justice Department is arguing in court that key parts of ObamaCare are unconstitutional.
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On Thursday, the top court voted 6-5 that the precedent was in fact unconstitutional.
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The ILA vehemently opposed the bill, calling background checks an unconstitutional violation of privacy rights.
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All such laws are clearly unconstitutional and will eventually be struck down by the courts.
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President Trump has subsequently called DACA unconstitutional, and said it couldn't be defended in court.
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Conway lambasted the President's move to install Matthew Whitaker as acting attorney general as unconstitutional.
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A federal judge in Texas ruled Friday that the all-male military draft is unconstitutional.
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During that case, the Supreme Court ruled that state bans on interracial marriage were unconstitutional.
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However, prosecutors have never sought the penalty in fear that it is unconstitutional, Politico reported.
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They described the program as unconstitutional and something they could not successfully defend in court.
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Frederick is a terrible decision giving school authorities arbitrary and unconstitutional power to suppress speech.
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What's more, eliminating COLAs for state government employee pensions is actually unconstitutional in some states.
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The Lone Star State's restrictions on polling place speech are particularly stringent — and likely unconstitutional.
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Catalonia's regional government is bent on organising an unconstitutional referendum on independence on October 1st.
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That additional sentence, Gorsuch wrote, was unconstitutional because it wasn't handed down by a jury.
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He favors a national campaign of "stop and frisk" policing, which has been ruled unconstitutional.
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Madison, where for the first time, the Supreme Court ruled an act of Congress unconstitutional.
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The article, "Dershowitz: Supreme Court could overrule an unconstitutional impeachment," is well worth the read.
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Moreover, the Logan Act is unconstitutional insofar as it prohibits the exercise of free speech.
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This rendered the mandate itself unconstitutional and the rest of the law therefore cannot stand.
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The logic goes if the ACA is unconstitutional so are protections regarding pre-existing conditions.
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The government then refused to recognize the court's decision that the new law was unconstitutional.
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It was enacted by President Obama in a wholly unconstitutional way: without going through Congress.
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The Supreme Court also unanimously rejected the National Industrial Recovery Act in 1935 as unconstitutional!
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He also reiterated his promise to cancel "unconstitutional orders" and "executive orders" relating to immigration.
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Trump is right that the Mueller investigation is very unfair, and it is also unconstitutional.
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Kamenar's motion will argue that the appointment of Mueller to lead the investigation was unconstitutional.
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This rendered the mandate itself unconstitutional and the rest of the act therefore cannot stand.
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In a fascinating twist, Clinton wrote that discrimination against men in child custody was unconstitutional.
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A federal district court panel later ruled that the map was an unconstitutional political gerrymander.
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The Supreme Court decision banned mandatory life without parole for juveniles, stating it was unconstitutional.
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If the Democrats want to stand for an unconstitutional law, I guess that's their choice.
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The court has declared Congress in contempt and ruled that its laws are therefore unconstitutional.
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Berkeley's subsequent unconstitutional "major events policy" was used solely in attempts to stifle conservative events.
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Some Americans would like to ban abortion altogether, but the Supreme Court says that's unconstitutional.
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Have a meeting with him and tell him, you&aposre unconstitutional under the appointments clause.
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A lower court judge had found the process by which offenders are deemed predators unconstitutional.
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The administration declined to defend the law, and argues that its consumer protections are unconstitutional.
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He has always equivocated on the issue, calling DACA unconstitutional while opposing its total repeal.
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Ten conservative states are suing the federal government over DACA, which they say is unconstitutional.
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The DOJ said the law is unconstitutional, and that state law can't supersede federal law.
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The Court found that these laws created an unconstitutional "undue burden" on women seeking abortion.
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Earlier this week, a coalition of 20 states filed a lawsuit claiming Obamacare is unconstitutional.
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The decision: The Supreme Court held 5-4 that the New York law was unconstitutional.
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The decision: The Supreme Court held 5-4 that the Public Nuisance law was unconstitutional.
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Some even thought he might become a fifth vote to declare the death penalty unconstitutional.
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Some lawyers believe the prohibition on a contractor giving to a super-PAC is unconstitutional.
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Stop-and-frisk was found to be unconstitutional and, in part, because it was ineffective.
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Flake later told CNN that he doesn't believe that Kavanaugh would view Mueller as unconstitutional.
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If that weren't enough for one week, Trump also menaced the NFL with unconstitutional threats.
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Pechman, a Clinton appointee, wrote in her ruling that indefinitely holding asylum-seekers is unconstitutional.
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That decision was cheered by gun rights advocates who saw the handgun ban as unconstitutional.
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The U.S District Court in New Hampshire agreed, pronouncing the law unconstitutional in August 2015.
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In this case, 20 states argue that the core of Obamacare will soon be unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court ruled the displays unconstitutional, finding that they had no evident secular purpose.
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Critics of this law see it as unconstitutional for purposely leaving out a religious group.
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A three-judge panel ruled in January that Mr. Hofeller's maps were an unconstitutional gerrymander.
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And the high court concluded in a 7-2 ruling that the ban was unconstitutional.
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City of Chicago, which declared that the city's attempt to ban firing ranges was unconstitutional.
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But every court to consider such a hate speech code declared it to be unconstitutional.
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A Justice Department review of the Newark policies determined the police force made unconstitutional stops.
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Watson said the earlier changes violated the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and were unconstitutional.
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But Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, called much of it "probably" unconstitutional.
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Defendants argued the judges are not mere employees but "officers" so the proceeding was unconstitutional.
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Screaming, "impeach!" every time Trump tweets something that's probably illegal or unconstitutional isn't a strategy.
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But as the appeals court acknowledged, "the taint of unconstitutional conduct" compels a different result.
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But the justices appeared split about a standard to determine when the practice is unconstitutional.
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There are these federal investigators there poring over everything, looking for examples of unconstitutional policing.
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The challengers say they have identified a mathematical formula to help identify unconstitutional partisan gerrymanders.
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The lawsuit argues that the entire Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional and should be overturned.
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According to the precedent this May ruling sets, her alleged actions could be found unconstitutional.
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Even if the Stafford Act did provide for mandatory quarantines, it would likely be unconstitutional.
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The Los Angeles Police Department's requirement was one of the last, ruled unconstitutional in 1979.
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She argued that the government's denial of same-sex marriage and civil unions was unconstitutional.
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On Friday, he asked, "Why don't we just stop passing unconstitutional laws for a change?"
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If CBP is requiring them to do so, that's likely unconstitutional, civil rights advocates say.
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The court ruled the nomination as unconstitutional, saying the royal family should be above politics.
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Aurelius argues that this should cover the board members, and that the board is unconstitutional.
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Adding more black voters to the district, she wrote, amounted to an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.
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What separates an unconstitutional "abuse of power" from the valorized actions of Lincoln and Johnson?
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These new findings suggest the court will find this kind of state discrimination flagrantly unconstitutional.
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In the proposed complaint, the attorneys for Hawaii argue Trump's new order is still unconstitutional.
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In 2013, a federal judge ruled that the administration's use of the tactic was unconstitutional.
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It is simply that singling out protected speech for taxation is both dangerous and unconstitutional.
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He argues that means the mandate is no longer a tax and therefore is unconstitutional.
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Mike Lee (R-Utah), calling this "un-American" and "unconstitutional" during an appearance with Sen.
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Roth's lawyer placed his bets on one argument: that the federal obscenity statute was unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court ruled in 1998 that a congressionally passed line-item veto was unconstitutional.
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"The Parking Ordinance unambiguously provides the Planning Board with unbridled and unconstitutional discretion," he wrote.
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CFPB allies fear the court could rule the entire agency unconstitutional and shut it down.
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They share his alarm: the legal opinion in the FISC order looks unconstitutional to them.
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"BREAKING: We're taking @realDonaldTrump to court to challenge the unconstitutional transgender military ban," they wrote.
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In January, an Iowa judge struck down that state's fetal heartbeat bill, declaring it unconstitutional.
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In January, the United States Supreme Court ruled that system unconstitutional in Hurst v. Florida.
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But that agreement was never carried out and ended up being declared unconstitutional last year.
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The appeals court had overturned a lower court that had said the rules were unconstitutional.
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The Idaho Freedom Foundation is challenging the ballot measure in court, saying it is unconstitutional.
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Democrats and civil rights organizations have hammered Trump's move as unconstitutional and biased against Muslims.
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Meanwhile, India's Supreme Court has been asked to rule on whether the law is unconstitutional.
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Then, complete a claim for refund contesting the sales tax on your receipt as unconstitutional.
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In March this year, anal examinations were ruled unconstitutional by a Mombassa court of appeal.
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The White House argued the payments were unconstitutional because Congress had not approved the funding.
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Federal courts have blocked many of the worst new laws, finding them discriminatory or unconstitutional.
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Trump suggested the controversial practice of surveilling mosques, behavior that some have said is unconstitutional.
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Pence criticized Trump's proposed ban on Muslim immigration, calling it "offensive and unconstitutional" in December.
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President Trump released a statement that called former President Obama's creation of the program unconstitutional.
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What about the argument that DC becoming a state would just straight up be unconstitutional.
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The lawsuit alleges the requirement is unconstitutional and a remnant of the state's racist history.
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Shortly after he was elected, he pushed through an amnesty law that was ruled unconstitutional.
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"The president's action is not only unconstitutional but immoral," she said in a statement. Gov.
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The decision delivers a blow to the Trump administration, which argues that DACA is unconstitutional.
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Shelby County's claim is that the coverage formula here is unconstitutional in all its applications.
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An injunction was granted three days after passage, and the measure was ultimately deemed unconstitutional.
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These considerations aside, the New Jersey bill and others like it are almost surely unconstitutional.
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Painter argues that a transaction between Trump's company and a foreign state would be unconstitutional.
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"It's flatly unconstitutional under the First Amendment," she said of the ban in an interview.
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The lawsuit argues that the map is an unconstitutional effort to help Republicans retain power.
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The high court ruled that the century-old provision is an unconstitutional restriction on speech.
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Argument date: Tuesday, October 3 The big question: Are Ohio's regular voter roll purges unconstitutional?
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The Supreme Court ruled that this appointment process was unconstitutional, but it continued in practice.
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Wade, a 20-week ban should be just as unconstitutional as a six-week ban.
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The Supreme Court is currently considering whether a similar regulation requiring admitting privileges is unconstitutional.
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The Supreme Court has never struck down a voting district as an unconstitutional partisan gerrymander.
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"If providers don't have standing, it's a looming question of whether blatantly unconstitutional criminal statutes would even get into court, and certainly whether we'd get into court in time to prevent such a flagrantly unconstitutional law [like Alabama's] from going into effect," Tu told VICE.
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Texas successfully argued that the penalty can no longer be considered a tax without a monetary value attached, rendering the individual mandate unconstitutional, and that the rest of the ACA is intrinsically tied to the mandate so it should be considered unconstitutional as well.
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Huawei is suing the US government over 'unconstitutional' equipment ban At the center of the suit is the company's claim that Section 889 in the National Defense Authorization Act — which contains restrictions that prevent federal agencies from procuring Huawei equipment or services — is unconstitutional. 33.
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Alabama, the court ruled that mandatory life without parole was unconstitutional for crimes committed by juveniles.
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This, according to Kavanaugh, is unconstitutional because it violates the unitary nature of the executive branch.
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Wendy Davis spent 11 hours straight on her feet, filibustering to stop unconstitutional restrictions on abortion.
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Last December, Pence tweeted, "Calls to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. are offensive and unconstitutional."
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Currently, the burden is on legal activists to put up court challenges to the unconstitutional bans.
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PHH sued, seeking to vacate the CFPB's order and arguing that its mere existence was unconstitutional.
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" In December 2015, shortly after Trump announced his Muslim ban, Sayegh called it "irrational and unconstitutional.
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Voters approved Prop 303, although a federal court ruled it unconstitutional and it was never implemented.
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But a recent ruling by the D.C. Circuit Court found that the agency's structure is unconstitutional.
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"The president's executive order is not only unconstitutional, it's un-American," Herrera said in a statement.
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Another federal judge struck down Mississippi's 15-week ban on abortions last year, calling it unconstitutional.
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The city and the state collude to use eminent domain in ways that really are unconstitutional.
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In 2016 Republicans redrew the maps, because the 2011 maps were deemed unconstitutional for racial bias.
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Virginia, struck down as unconstitutional the laws of Virginia and 15 other states prohibiting interracial marriage.
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Japan's Supreme Court decision comes after Takakito Usui, a trans man, challenged the law as unconstitutional.
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Many of Nkurunziza's most strident opponents are Hutu, and asserted that his third term was unconstitutional.
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The three professors had been suspended and banned for protesting the college's unconstitutional free speech zone.
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Aziz Bensouda, the secretary general of the Gambia Bar Association, said an injunction would be unconstitutional.
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A vast, dark government conspiracy exerting unconstitutional control over the President and his policies using leaks?
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Saudi Arabia's princes have also hosted Somalia's president, who criticises the Emirates' Berbera base as "unconstitutional".
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A similar law was passed in Texas earlier this month and will likely be ruled unconstitutional.
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" The lawsuit seeks "actual damages for battery, loss of liberty, unconstitutional search and any emotional damages.
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Anglin posted this notice on The Daily Stormer, claiming the city's requirements were onerous and unconstitutional.
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"This law is bafflingly unconstitutional," Elisabeth Smith, chief counsel for the center, said in a statement.
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The current sham of a so-called investigation is nothing more than an unconstitutional power grab.
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A legal challenge also could result in a judge declaring the data-gathering under FISA unconstitutional.
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In 1954, the United States Supreme Court ruled unanimously that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional.
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Though Grassley doubts Obamacare will be ruled unconstitutional, he claimed replacement legislation could "easily" be created.
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And the way we've done it properly through regulatory action, not buy signing unconstitutional executive orders.
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On Tuesday, Huawei filed a legal motion challenging a government ban on its equipment as unconstitutional.
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Maduro's handpicked Supreme Court, however, ruled the National Assembly declaration unconstitutional and confirmed Maduro as president.
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Foremost among them is the potential to focus the public on Trump's unconstitutional and illegal actions.
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Andrew Cuomo said his state is filing a "multi-agency lawsuit" alleging family separations are unconstitutional.
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Kavanaugh, in his dissenting opinion, wrote that he would find all of the challenged laws unconstitutional.
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Hellerstedt, found several such restrictions in Texas unconstitutional and struck a major blow to them nationwide.
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Trump's blocking of those accounts amounts to an unconstitutional effort to suppress dissent, the lawsuit claims.
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The administration's travel ban was broadly seen as a rushed and unvetted document that was unconstitutional.
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However, the EFF argues that there's clear evidence of an unconstitutional chilling effect on legal speech.
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" She added, "He was hurt for those people and all the people facing such unconstitutional injustice.
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That in turn came after an unconstitutional independence referendum, which was further marred by police violence.
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But state courts ruled the two ballot initiatives unconstitutional, and the effort stalled (see chart 2).
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In April, Papua New Guinea's Supreme Court ruled the Manus detention center was illegal and unconstitutional.
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Arkansas, Illinois and New York have deemed it unconstitutional to cut the rights of existing employees.
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Civil forfeiture programs have been lucrative for provincial governments, but they've also been called incredibly unconstitutional.
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And it means seeking congressional approval for them to allay concerns that such payments are unconstitutional.
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After widespread outcry and strong arguments that this was an unconstitutional action, Parker dropped the subpoena.
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" Trump said the ruling "blocked one of the most unconstitutional actions ever undertaken by a president.
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Abortion-rights groups challenging such bans argue they are unconstitutional as they obstruct private medical rights.
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The finance minister has denied any wrongdoing or any knowledge of unconstitutional acts by the unit.
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He lost much of his credibility after he ran for an unconstitutional third term in 2012.
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Microsoft argues that this secrecy is unconstitutional—and now it's suing the government to stop it.
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The judges ruled that future courts would likely find the ban unconstitutional because of religious discrimination.
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Opponents of the law have said it is both unconstitutional and as a practical matter, unenforceable.
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A judge in Trinidad and Tobago ruled that "buggery laws", which prohibit gay sex, are unconstitutional.
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Government lawyers say there is no proof Ashcroft or Mueller personally condoned any potential unconstitutional actions.
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Remedies to combat unconstitutional voting discrimination are in place, Goodlatte said in a statement to media.
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It also rejected the amendment because it was to be applied retroactively, which was also unconstitutional.
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The unconstitutional nature of this law has been and should continue to be a foregone conclusion.
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Board of Education found school segregation unconstitutional, schools were expected to begin the process of desegregating.
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How exactly does one ban all Muslims from entering the country without draconian or unconstitutional measures?
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Andreas Harsono, a researcher at Human Rights Watch, said the regulation was unconstitutional for being discriminatory.
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Federal courts in North Carolina and Texas recently declared voter ID laws in those states unconstitutional.
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They also say her life sentence is unconstitutional because she was a child at the time.
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Perhaps the court's greatest moment was its 1954 ruling that schools segregated by race were unconstitutional.
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New York (1905), which would render much government welfare policy since the late 1930s as unconstitutional.
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The statute was ruled unconstitutional in 2009, but re-enacted in 2013 by the Supreme Court.
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"The death penalty — in and of itself — constitutes an unconstitutional punishment," they said in the document.
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A circuit court judge ruled the practice unconstitutional, but a higher court never settled the question.
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