Condemnation [Tjhe right of acquiring and possessing property, and having it protected, is one governments, and local municipalities in land regulation in order to protect individual property as well as rights to substantive and procedural due process and equal protection.84 77.Sweeney, Kara...
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“Political detainees like Vanessa are now victims of the Ilagan Doctine — a legal principle established by jurisprudence which states that a writ of habeas corpus is no longer available after criminal information is filed against the person detained and an arrest warrant or a commitment order is...
The essence of the progressive constitutional project is to recognize "positive" rights, not just "negative" rights, so that citizens are not only guaranteed freedom from specified forms of government interference, but also are guaranteed the receipt of specified economic benefits. The bottom line is...
Most importantly, regardless of the statutory or Constitutional term of the office being filled, a recess appointment is valid only until the end of the next full session of the Senate after the appointment. Thus, a recess appointment cannot be used as a means of avoiding the Senate ...
The Content and Context of Hate Speech: Hate Speech in Constitutional Jurisprudence For example, much neo-Nazi propaganda is now generated in California and transmitted through the Internet to countries like Canada or Germany where neo-Nazi groups have established a much more significant foothold than...
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What is Holding? (n) Holding is the process by which a decision, opinion, finding, title etc are made valid, effective and binding, by the persons or entity authorized to do them History and Meaning of Holding The term "holding" has its roots in common law jurisprudence. It refers to ...
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Rehnquist's Commerce Clause jurisprudence. Jackson and Rehnquist were two of... RJ Travers - Georgetown University. 被引量: 0发表: 2013年 Federalism, the Rehnquist Court, and the Modern Republican Party Most scholars agree that federalism was central to the Rehnquist Court's constitutional ...