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  • New York City: Fund for Constitutional Government, 1954.
  • shortly afterwards he prepared a scheme of constitutional government, but Abdul Hamid refused to hav
  • -signed the Portsmouth Compact, a model of constitutional government.
  • gation group, the Tennessee Federation for Constitutional Government.
  • pression against all who had supported the constitutional government.
  • ection as a struggle between socialism and constitutional government.
  • nment for his role in the overthrow of the constitutional government.
  • l philosophy and the role of statecraft in constitutional government.
  • te for Public Administration during the II Constitutional Government.
  • ected Richard Caswell as the state's first constitutional governor (he had been serving as acting go
  • ama upheld the writ, reasoning, on federal constitutional grounds - specifically the Twelfth Amendme
  • Liberties Union challenged the statute on constitutional grounds The argued that the precedent of L
  • ient Protection and Affordable Care Act on constitutional grounds in the case of Florida et al v. Un
  • tes, such proposals would be challenged on constitutional grounds for violating free speech rights. 
  • and her lawyers appealed her conviction on constitutional grounds all the way to the U.S. Supreme Co
  • 31, disapproving of MacDonald's actions on constitutional grounds, but stepped down as Leader of the
  • s of his administration, vetoed the law on constitutional grounds, believing that it delegated to th
  • n of the Guantanamo military commission on constitutional grounds.
  • he power to invalidate legislative acts on constitutional grounds.
  • Warren (concurring in Roth) had agreed on constitutional grounds.
  • s "term solution" as inconsistent with the constitutional guarantee of the right to life.
  • More recent constituents often include a constitutional guarantee of the EMB's independence.
  • was whether Pennsylvania law violated the constitutional guarantee of fugitive slave return and the
  • hat the state judiciary might find a state constitutional guarantee of same-sex couples' right to ma
  • the decree, President Arroyo invoked "the constitutional guarantees of the separation of powers of
  • s which stated how they were to defend the constitutional guarantees granted by Great Britain to Fre
  • o arbitrary or irrational that it violated Constitutional guarantees of due process.
  • at federal obscenity statutes violated the constitutional guarantees of privacy and liberty that wer
  • ot "objective," were utterly irrelevant to constitutional guarantees, which are not predicated on sc
  • The Court then allocated the matter to a Constitutional head of power but found that it did not co
  • The Governor is the Constitutional head of the state while the Chief Minister
  • Protection of our Enduring and Established Constitutional Heritage (SPEECH) Act is a federal statuto
  • Nation Dedicated to Religious Liberty: The Constitutional Heritage of the Religion Clauses, Arlin M.
  • ment to accept from him a surrender of his constitutional heritage.”
  • On December 23, the Constitutional High Court confirmed that Ravalomanana won
  • December 11 he filed a challenge with the Constitutional High Court regarding the election.
  • BE, FSA (born 3 January 1945) is a British constitutional historian, a radio and television presente
  • He is in the main a medieval and constitutional historian.
  • n of the Presidency, 1775-1789: A Study of Constitutional History
  • e he held the professorship of English and Constitutional History in the Department of History at Co
  • e in preparing an interesting but rambling Constitutional History of South Australia (1886).
  • (1887), Questions in American History, The Constitutional History of Hawaii (1896), West Florida and
  • He was Professor of Constitutional History at University College London from
  • iding over this most critical epoch in the constitutional history of the land, had they not had to e
  • His research areas are political and constitutional history of the 19th and 20th centuries, an
  • It established key principles in Greek Constitutional history which remain to this day, such as
  • A Constitutional History of British Guiana
  • He is best known for making constitutional history in the province in 1923 for refusi
  • ashburn University School of Law, teaching constitutional history in that position until 2002, when
  • ue Geoffrey Elton) with a perspective from constitutional history whose emphasis was on more traditi
  • The Constitutional History of England in its Origin and Devel
  • and Participation Nation, a game to teach Constitutional history being produced in collaboration wi
  • h historian Albert Pollard, a Professor of Constitutional History at University College London.
  • that formed a significant landmark in the constitutional history of the UK and British Empire as a
  • Barclay was a solicitor and a lecturer in constitutional history at Otago University.
  • (where he obtained a bachelor's degree in constitutional history), and then studied for his MLS and
  • religious freedom, rights of the disabled, constitutional history, and judging/judgment.
  • ' Case, looked at as an event in legal and constitutional history, was a consequence of developments
  • claimed as the earliest work in English on constitutional history.
  • Fundamental law in English constitutional history.
  • He was a specialist in constitutional history.
  • He is particularly useful on points of constitutional history.
  • of the most important statutes in English constitutional history.
  • Taswell-Langmead, T.P. (1997) English Constitutional History: From the Teutonic Conquest to the
  • he Irish Parliamentary Party which pursued constitutional Home Rule.
  • r, he believed that the proposed laws were constitutional; Hugill replied that he did not.
  • The College believes in the Jesuit and constitutional ideal of contributing towards a society of
  • vernment of India, (1773-1801): A Study in Constitutional Ideas.
  • c as an Indian rejection of the province's constitutional identity as a distinct society.
  • o restrict materials on a moral basis, but constitutional if used to promote sex equality.
  • Constitutional illusions and anchoring truths : the touch
  • ed equally to all States, and there was no constitutional impediment to granting money discriminatel
  • dia through his speeches and writings, the constitutional implications arising out of such clamping
  • ay know, the issue of dual citizenship has constitutional implications.
  • , which have substantial state and federal constitutional implications.
  • sence of the case is not "many significant constitutional implications."
  • olution however, his political reforms and constitutional improvements were considered minimalists,
  • ustices) found that the electric chair was constitutional in a case brought by death row inmate Thom
  • He supported the idea of a constitutional Incan monarchy.
  • ht Arosemena to the presidency despite his constitutional ineligibility."
  • mote parliamentary reform, the Society for Constitutional Information flourished until 1783, but the
  • ve Action and Justice: A Philosophical and Constitutional Inquiry (winner of award as "outstanding b
  • d (in) the government, disappointed in the constitutional institution, and, definitely, Ivoirians ar
  • the pro-Monarchy Front for the Defence of Constitutional Institutions (FDIC), which won 69 seats.
  • ing tree doctrine", which is a doctrine of constitutional interpretation that says that a constituti
  • Sankey set out the living tree doctrine of constitutional interpretation that has become a foundatio
  • Federalist Papers, as a foundation text of constitutional interpretation, are frequently cited by Am
  • Constitutional Interpretation.
  • ntilism, centralized government, and broad constitutional interpretation.
  • pon as an important source of guidance for constitutional interpretation.
  • ountry's politics, with a brief three-year constitutional interregnum from 1934 to 1937.
  • f drug laws regardless of whether they are constitutional, is a minority view.
  • It is a constitutional isomer of m-xylene and p-xylene.
  • It is one of the constitutional isomers of butanediol.
  • There are 802 constitutional isomers with that formula.
  • fer to any of 24894 theoretically possible constitutional isomers, or to a mixture thereof.
  • It has 1,590,507,121 constitutional isomers.
  • It has 366,319 constitutional isomers.
  • CFC-113 has two constitutional isomers: 1,1,1-trichlorotrifluoroethane an
  • tapes but if this isn't doctored we have a constitutional issue of humongous proportions to deal wit
  • The constitutional issue was whether a right to a jury trial
  • ace told CNN that the shut down was not "a constitutional issue", it was "a contract issue".
  • superior court's ruling on the substantive constitutional issue, disagreeing in a number of signific
  • er, 1939, and 3rd of February, 1940 on the constitutional issue, this Session of the All-India Musli
  • iffs failed "to raise a sufficiently clear constitutional issue."
  • approach with the federal government over constitutional issues (a policy known as beau risque);
  • Appeals on constitutional issues may lie to the High Court of Austra
  • He currently speaks at seminars "on constitutional issues relating to gun control, law enforc
  • n almost all the important cases involving constitutional issues and in international arbitrations.
  • ally (including cloning), and interpreting constitutional issues as they touch on religious liberty
  • ith how appellate courts handle appeals of Constitutional issues from local courts.
  • It also included large constitutional issues and in several cases he appeared as
  • ish to discuss the issue while the current constitutional issues are still present.
  • Scott's articles and views on constitutional issues have appeared in The New York Times
  • inion that the majority would not consider constitutional issues but rather just the statutes and wh
  • l rule in an expedited fashion on any U.S. constitutional issues that remain after the ruling by the
  • ut his term, and there were no significant constitutional issues to deal with.
  • Madison to advocate further discussion of constitutional issues facing the states.
  • ry 2009 the role was expanded to deal with constitutional issues this additional role was later remo
  • gal standing necessary to raise particular constitutional issues and firmly rejected the view, analo
  • al court retained jurisdiction of the U.S. constitutional issues that Miller raised in his November
  • that position after less than a month when constitutional issues arose.
  • t on Parliament" and "a world authority on constitutional issues".
  • Although neutral about substantive constitutional issues, the Society strongly supports due
  • pertise in corporate law, Braxton wrote on constitutional issues, including the Eleventh and Fifteen
  • focused her campaign on social rather than constitutional issues, downplaying the importance of Queb
  • ience dealing with cases involving federal constitutional issues, leads us to conclude that his nomi
  • n addition to the political, financial and constitutional issues, both earls had personal grievances
  • puted the ability of the Board to consider constitutional issues.
  • The court did not speak to the constitutional issues.
  • The election was fought mainly on constitutional issues.
  • rman of the State Agencies subcommittee on Constitutional Issues.
  • ces, and publications to examine important Constitutional issues.
  • is that the subject matter was outside the constitutional jurisdiction of the federal government.
  • But others, including constitutional jurist Guido Locatello, declared the marri
  • 10 January 1929) is a distinguished Indian Constitutional jurist, and senior advocate to the Supreme
  • His books include Constitutional Justice: A Liberal Theory of the Rule of L
  • in-Sonderburg-Gluecksburg, who was crowned constitutional King of Greece under the name "George I, K
  • ded because they had recognised Alfonso as constitutional king of Spain, while others, like the Bour
  • e majority of Carlists) held that Alfonso, constitutional king of Spain, and his sons were excluded
  • has offered the Crown and who was declared constitutional King of Libya by this the National Constit
  • y 1791, after the flight of Louis XVI, the constitutional king, Rewbell left the Jacobin Club and jo
  • e Duchy of Warsaw was transformed into the constitutional Kingdom of Poland, a dependent territory o
  • "connote, in British constitutional language, the widest law-making powers app
  • es in 1822, and was appointed Professor of Constitutional Law and History in the University of Edinb
  • slovakia in 1992, though widely changed by Constitutional Law of Federation in 1968 and extensively
  • His course on constitutional law is one of the most popular undergradua
  • ortion rights was wrong "because it is not constitutional law and gives almost no sense of an obliga
  • lished on questions of comparative law and constitutional law and writes a work on Legal Traditions
  • ry and theory of European integration; and constitutional law of Republic of Kazakhstan.
  • members of the Chapman Law faculty include Constitutional law and legal ethics scholar Ronald D. Rot
  • He completed a LLM by Research in Constitutional Law in 2004 and subsequently became a lect
  • mein became professor of legal history and constitutional law at Paris.
  • rence Tribe, also of Harvard; Tribe taught constitutional law to Barack Obama and worked until the b
  • ce speaker on topics concerning Philippine constitutional law and the state of legal education and p
  • the Allied council did not approve on the constitutional law passed by the National Council, the el
  • The VGC was established by the special ( constitutional) law of 12 January 1989.
  • e returned to Ankara University to lecture constitutional law and collaborated on the preparation th
  • r Counsel at the Hong Kong Bar with a busy constitutional law and human rights practice, is a foundi
  • She is a professor of Constitutional Law in the Faculty of Law at Istanbul Bilg
  • real property, evidence, criminal law, and constitutional law - along with additional lectures on th
  • Vikram Amar, constitutional law expert
  • as a Gibbons fellow in Public Interest and Constitutional Law at Gibbons, P.C..
  • alan), Mario Bertolissi (PdL, professor of constitutional law at the University of Padua), Maria Gom
  • In 1851, he became professor of constitutional law and, in 1862, a member of the committe
  • er American Colonies: An International and Constitutional Law Examination of The United States' Nine
  • She teaches and writes in the fields of constitutional law and federal courts.
  • ikenberry is currently on the board of the Constitutional Law PAC.
  • he Supreme Court of Canada in the areas of constitutional law and administrative law.
  • It is also a constitutional law case, relating to the provisions that
  • 2003 election, and served on the finance, constitutional, law and order, public input, and culture
  • y, might well be considered as a potential constitutional law for the new economic state, while busi
  • He was the ranking official on constitutional law and reform issues for four successive
  • He taught American constitutional law and history.
  • The University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law is a scholarly journal focusing on iss
  • Constitutional Law in a Nutshell (5th ed.
  • pperman also endows the Dwight D. Opperman Constitutional Law Lecture at Drake, a lecture given annu
  • nd international academics specialising in constitutional law who claim that it lacks constitutional
  • Jennings was an authority on constitutional law and is author of a definitive book on
  • 006, Judge Williams co-led a conference on constitutional law and law reform in Nairobi, Kenya atten
  • ney and political activist specializing in constitutional law and voting rights, and founder of the
  • Starr was Louise L. Morrison Professor of Constitutional Law at Baylor University, when on February
  • Faculty of Law, and an LLM in comparative constitutional law from the Hebrew University in Jerusale
  • und in being a specialist set, focusing on constitutional law and human rights, with a European Unio
  • She teaches Administrative Law and Constitutional Law and is Co-Chair of the Regulatory Prog
  • served in the United States Army, teaching constitutional law to cadets at West Point among other du
  • uding National and Provincial Chair of the Constitutional Law Section, Member of the National Task F
  • Stanford Law School, and a scholar of both constitutional law and civil procedure.
  • r, Andreas Khol achieved a habilitation in constitutional law as a student of Felix Ermacora.
  • er major interests were political science, constitutional law and economics.
  • John,“The Role of International Law in US Constitutional Law - A question that might be posed by Jo
  • nna and Landshut, he became a professor of constitutional law at the University of Marburg in 1821.
  • The Constitutional Law PAC has a center-right orientation.
  • Charron noted that in terms of constitutional law and section 16 of the Charter, municip
  • urisprudence, mental health, United States constitutional law and historical treatises.
  • onflict Resolution and law courses such as Constitutional Law and National Power.
  • is an American lawyer, law professor, and constitutional law scholar.
  • to me that the OLC interpretation of U.S. Constitutional Law in this area was strained and indefens
  • She distinguished this from Canadian constitutional law where separation is not a core princip
  • in Brussels to teach elementary civil and constitutional law in school.
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