For the last quarter century, conservatives were all about anti-commandeering.
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But this argument completely misunderstands why the rule against commandeering exists.
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You can't be so commandeering when you're not telling the facts.
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But Professor Rodriguez said the commandeering issue was a substantial one.
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Fresh off similar stops in New Hampshire and a stint commandeering Mrs.
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But I was conscious, throughout my meals here, of a commandeering sweetness.
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Already we're seeing ways that Ring is commandeering and warping our attention.
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Indeed, the Supreme Court has prohibited federal authorities from "commandeering" local officials.
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Numerous local residents confirmed that militants were commandeering homes to use as bases.
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He has succeeded in commandeering conservatism and twisting it into something nearly unrecognizable.
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But back in 1966, women commandeering traditionally masculine apparel pushed plenty of boundaries.
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That's called "commandeering," and the Supreme Court's ruled it violates the 10th Amendment.
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That's called "commandeering," and the Supreme Court has ruled it violates the 10th Amendment.
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Wilde explained that she's totally unfamiliar with Otis' commandeering attitude and this peculiar dynamic.
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The CVA is a pretty straightforward application of California's rights under the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine.
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There's an ongoing debate over whether that provision runs afoul of the anti-commandeering principle.
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Rihanna downstairs in the lobby, commandeering a custodian's cart in the middle of the night?
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The Supreme Court's conservative members, moreover, have typically been protective of the anti-commandeering doctrine.
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Tharps makes Herodias sound like a shrewd, commandeering matriarch, a Lady Macbeth with fewer barbs.
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That spaceship she's commandeering for all her girls in "APESHIT" won't get paid for with contracts.
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Hackers employ this concept daily, probing networks, finding unsecured devices, and commandeering them into their gang.
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She's simply commandeering what she has always deserved and fully expects, including authority, devotion and pleasure.
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Critical to President Trump's war on immigrants is commandeering local police to feed his deportation machine.
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From Warsaw she traveled to Katowice, commandeering an official car from the British consul general there.
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I also think maybe it doesn't help when people I'm with insist on commandeering the aux cord.
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But the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine says the federal government may not order states to enforce federal law.
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And, under the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine, the federal government cannot "issue direct orders to" those state police.
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Doesn't mean I want probabilistic Bayesian optimizations commandeering my inbox, my last bastion for unprocessed human communication.
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McMaster, an active duty three-star Army general, served as a commandeering influence in the West Wing.
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Make an effort to exist in the mindset of whichever character you're commandeering at any given moment.
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Four men who were led off in handcuffs were believed to be suspects in commandeering the vessel.
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The president only commands federal agents; the 10th Amendment stops the federal government from commandeering state officials.
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In fact, forcing federal tax policy onto states translates into a commandeering of virtually every state policy.
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"That's what this is about, telling states what to do, and therefore, it falls within commandeering," Breyer said.
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This one in particular uses tools to expand its capabilities, commandeering nearby items to construct ramps and bridges.
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"In this way, students teach each other and learn how to lead without commandeering the conversation," says Rifkin.
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Condon (2000), the court unanimously rejected a challenge under a commandeering rationale of the Driver's Privacy Protection Act.
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The Supreme Court has also read the 10th Amendment to forbid the federal government from "commandeering" state officials.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association, No. 16-476, the court ruled that the 1992 law amounted to unconstitutional commandeering.
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Commandeering Friday Late, the museum's monthly contemporary-arts series, they encouraged visitors to take alternative tours of the galleries.
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"This case turns on the fundamental distinction between commandeering and preemption," wrote Principal Deputy Solicitor General Jeffrey B. Wall.
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His father reimbursed the Treasury Department more than $5,600 for the commandeering of a government vehicle for personal use.
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He was accused of squandering state resources: for example, by commandeering a government plane to go for a haircut.
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Takeover at Princeton's Quadrangle First-generation, low-income students are commandeering one of the college's historically elitist eating clubs.
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Democrats in June took the remarkable step of commandeering the House floor to protest Republicans' inaction on the issue.
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By commandeering Venezuela's only lifeline to food supplies and oil field equipment, the United States has lit the fuse.
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That was partly by using state resources to outspend the opposition, often commandeering the civil service and sometimes the army.
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Goldman ended up commandeering one of the trials for her misdeeds, and turning it into a forum for birth control.
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" Raggi argues that "a commandeering challenge to a federal statute depends on there being pertinent authority 'reserved to the States.
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The appeals court ruling said applying that law to grants did not amount to "commandeering" local officials for federal purposes.
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The reason that federal commandeering of state legislative processes is unconstitutional -- Justice Samuel Alito&aposs sports betting opinion likened commandeering to having a federal agent on the floor of each state legislature give a thumbs-up or -down to proposed legislation -- is that it flies in the face of the Guarantee Clause of the Constitution.
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House GOP leaders have been considering formally reprimanding Democrats for commandeering the floor in June in violation of the chamber's rules.
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There he was Friday, commandeering his semifinal against the big-serving Milos Raonic to take a two-sets-to-one lead.
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Take control of your world by hacking mechanical devices, commandeering security turrets and crafting unique items critical to your very survival.
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This raises legitimate questions about whether the President is commandeering law enforcement officials to act in furtherance of his political interests.
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The court in that case held the federal law to be a forbidden form of federal commandeering of state legislative power.
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The social media site has previously had to answer for commandeering site traffic on news articles originally hosted on publishers' sites.
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The anti-commandeering principle inherent in the 10th Amendment precludes state authorities from being pressed into the service of federal policy.
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This commandeering is particularly dangerous in immigration law, a highly complex field on which state and local police have little expertise.
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And, what could possibly be jollier than slipping on a comfy onesie, commandeering the couch, and settling in for a movie marathon?
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NOOOOPE. The government would be absolutely throwing armies of special-ops at acquiring that rock, commandeering it, stealing it — whatever it took.
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When the government arranges for contraceptive coverage with the insurance company used by the religious charity, it is not commandeering anybody's property.
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Sanctuary cities undoubtedly make immigration enforcement more challenging, but those jurisdictions typically argue that the Tenth Amendment protects them from federal commandeering.
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Judge Raggi's New York opinion, however, suggests that this anti-commandeering doctrine does not apply at all to matters of immigration policy.
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The court should hold that such a congressional dictate is fundamentally incompatible with federalism and violates the 10th Amendment "anti-commandeering" doctrine.
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It's estimated that 90 percent of all remote hacking is now focused on bitcoin theft by commandeering other people's computers to mine coins.
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His absence enabled the other candidates to shine, particularly Cruz and Rubio, who held center stage without Trump commandeering the viewing audience's attention.
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He won by hammering home every point repeatedly, commandeering the town hall's narrative and forcing Clinton constantly on the defensive at every opportunity.
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It could also be the young waitstaff commandeering a playlist as fun and fusion as the champagne-and-chaat-masala cocktails they invented.
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The majority decision focused almost exclusively on New Jersey's myopic arguments invoking the "anti-commandeering" principle of a 1992 case New York v.
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The court ruled 2023-3 that PASPA's provisions prohibiting states from authorizing and licensing a sports gambling scheme violate the anti-commandeering rule.
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The court ruled 6-3 that PASPA's provisions prohibiting states from authorizing and licensing a sports gambling scheme violate the anti-commandeering rule.
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The NCAA and the major sports leagues sued, and New Jersey responded that PASPA violated the anti-commandeering principle inherent in American federalism.
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If the anti-commandeering doctrine isn't an obstacle, the federal government could potentially order every single one of these officers to target immigrants.
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We know Duterte is commandeering two army divisions and about 3,000 police to do his bidding in his putsch against druglords and other criminals.
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The point is that conservative justices have historically championed the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine while liberal attitudes toward it range from acquiescence to outright resistance.
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It makes sense that members of a political faction that tends to be sympathetic to states' rights arguments would support something like anti-commandeering.
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If the company is indeed commandeering his heavily followed profile to promote other content on the site, he has a right to demand answers.
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The Supreme Court, through the late Justice Antonin Scalia, characterized this federal legislation as "commandeering" -- taking the discretion away from -- state officials and legislatures.
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Republicans pledged to punish rule-breaking Democrats to avoid establishing what they saw as a dangerous precedent of a House minority commandeering the floor.
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This action is a coup against the nation, commandeering armored vehicles and weapons in Ankara and Istanbul, behaving as if it were the 1970s.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association, No. 16-476, was an effort to decide whether the 1992 law amounted to unconstitutional commandeering or permissible pre-emption.
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The anti-commandeering doctrine, long recognized as part of the 10 amendment, protects states from having to use their resources to enforce federal law.
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That may be one reason why he is so obsessively secretive about what goes on in his meetings, down to commandeering the interpreter's notes.
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The Supreme Court decision reinforces the anti-commandeering jurisprudence of the 10th Amendment, which was dormant from the New Deal era to the mid-1990s.
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Only twice has the Court struck down laws on grounds of anti-commandeering, and PASPA has achieved the dubious distinction of likely becoming the third.
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After all, how many people really, really want friends and family members bunking in the living room, commandeering the remote control and hogging the bathroom?
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Donald Trump, from his first day in the White House, has been ruling, wittingly or not, in a commandeering style unlike any in American history.
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Mainly, the current court was concerned with whether the law represented an instance of commandeering by the federal government (basically improperly stepping on states' rights).
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The incident marks the second hijacking off the Somali coast in two weeks; after commandeering an oil tanker in March, pirates released it without ransom.
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Arizona has nothing to say about how the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine should apply to California and the Trump administration's reliance on it is a non sequitur.
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For a while, conveniently, the conversation about manipulation focused on Russia, a foreign antagonist with a remarkable talent for mimicking American speech and commandeering American narratives.
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Only the super-rich will reap the true rewards of the new technologies, commandeering evolution with intelligent design, editing their genomes and eventually merging with machines.
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The Trump administration is not only commandeering local courthouses as convenient places to trap its prey, it also seeks to punish cities and states that resist.
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The conversation that takes place on Twitter often programs the media; that commandeering of broad voter attention sets political agendas and grants certain candidates outsize power.
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"Clearly, these delinquents, who were commandeering traffic and taunting passengers, wearing masks and gloves, were not peacefully protesting- they weren't peacefully doing anything!" the statement reads.
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Justice Stephen Breyer a member of the court's liberal wing, said the case is about telling states what to do, and therefore, it falls within commandeering.
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They escaped the world by commandeering the Engineer's ship, and Shaw explains that she doesn't want to go home: she wants to look for the Engineer's homeworld.
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The main basis for the charge was his commandeering an escort -- prohibited by Romanian law, a reaction to some of the perks enjoyed under previous Romanian regimes.
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Before he was the president, he built a massive following for himself on the right by commandeering the racist conspiracy theory that Obama was born in Kenya.
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The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Monday that PASPA's provisions blocking states from authorizing and licensing a sports gambling scheme conflicts with the anti-commandeering rule.
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If you have ever jumped aside to make room for a phalanx of strollers commandeering a narrow sidewalk, you will find the military metaphor to be apt.
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Republicans want to prevent the House minority from establishing what they see as a dangerous institutional precedent of commandeering control of the floor from the majority party.
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There are all kinds of ways to pull off a heist, from dressing up like a nun to commandeering a backhoe to breaking into a speeding van.
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Saudi efforts to boost crowd numbers included commandeering two desks at the entrance of the Bab al Qasr hotel, situated yards from the U.A.E.'s presidential palace.
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In response, get ready for calls for new detention centers to be built or the commandeering of unused buildings and even open-air spaces to put those detainees.
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Unfortunately, Hamas' stranglehold over the Strip and the organization's ruthlessness in commandeering construction supplies for building terror tunnels and bunkers, blocks virtually all attempts to renovate the area.
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The commandeering of the Grace 1 on July 4 exacerbated frictions between Tehran and the West and led to retaliatory moves in Gulf waterways used to ship oil.
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"The majority relied upon the 'anti-commandeering' doctrine, holding that Congress can choose federal policies, but can't dictate to states what their own policies must be," Vladeck said.
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Based on what we have seen, it is clear that the FCC's existing Network Neutrality Rules are not enough to stop non-diverse monopolies from commandeering the Net.
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" Curtis, my dude, "fake it til you make it" will only take you so far, and commandeering a 74,000-ton cruise ship is not included in "so far.
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Ain't no rager like a Snapchat rager -- the social media company is commandeering one of L.A.'s most popular landmarks for the office party to end all office parties.
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One such is his own great-great-grandfather, Robert Smalls (pictured), who in 1862 won his freedom by commandeering a Confederate steamship and delivering it to the federal fleet.
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The anti-commandeering jurisprudence prohibits Congress from telling the states how to govern or legislate or spend their tax dollars in any governmental areas not delegated to the Congress.
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The 250-year-old chef, Anton Yelyashkevich, had promised free dumplings to anyone who dared eat them shirtless, in the style of Vladimir Putin commandeering a horse across Siberia.
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"Clearly this mob of people who were commandeering traffic, and taunting passengers, while wearing masks and gloves, were not peacefully protesting -- they were not peacefully doing anything," they added.
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One minute Marine veteran Taylor Winstonwas dancing the two-step at the concert, the next he was commandeering a pickup and shuttling the wounded to hospitals before ambulances arrived.
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Trump never failed to provide; he was everywhere, commandeering a corner at a professional wrestling match, buying the Miss Universe franchise and vowing smaller bathing suits and higher heels.
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On the group's Facebook page members express outrage over what they see as a neo-Nazi and racist group commandeering historical images and history and turning it into something ugly.
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The stunning revelation from former Democratic National Committee interim chairperson Donna Brazile that Clinton secretly rigged the primary process by commandeering the DNC should come as no surprise to anyone.
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But the only such commandeering cases to pass muster involved states that were forced to take immediate action to comply with Congress' mandate, said Paul Clement, arguing for the leagues.
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Clinton supporters found solace in the phrase, commandeering it and blessing it with new meaning: A nasty woman was someone who was strong, independent, and definitely voting for Hillary Clinton.
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" The executive order is designed to force sanctuary cities to comply with the administration's immigration policies, which Seattle's lawsuit argues would be unconstitutional under the 10th Amendment's "anti-commandeering principle.
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According to the Supreme Court, the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine flows from this general rule that the federal government may not do anything it's not specifically authorized to do in the Constitution.
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Though VICE News could not independently verify their claims, multiple sources on the ground have accused the Syrian military of commandeering food and selling it, often through middlemen, for exorbitant prices.
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She scored 19 points, dished out five assists, grabbed four rebounds and two steals, while commandeering the offense in the kind of self-assured way one expects an upperclassman to behave.
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DiResta calls the tactic noted above "commandeering," where bad actors use hijacked accounts to target real people that have already mobilized into partisan groups on social networks or messaging since 2016.
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The suspect, whom Cypriot and Egyptian authorities have identified as Seif Eldin Mustafa, 59, surrendered on Tuesday after commandeering a domestic Alexandria-Cairo flight with 72 passengers and crew on board.
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Last Wednesday in the Oval Office -- one of the most commandeering settings a president can employ -- Trump made little attempt to rally a nation facing a once-in-a-generation crisis.
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Hill celebrated the score by leaping into the stands, then commandeering the CBS camera — earning him an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty from the officials and a sharp rebuke from Coach Andy Reid.
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The court's Democratic appointees were also dismissive of claims from certain states and companies that the rule violates the Constitution by commandeering state power and violating the separation of federal powers.
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The suspect, whom Cypriot and Egyptian authorities have identified as Seif Eldin Mustafa, 59, surrendered last week after commandeering a domestic Alexandria-Cairo flight with 72 passengers and crew on board.
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Additionally, under the anti-commandeering doctrine, the Supreme Court has long-held that the federal government cannot force state or local governments to implement or enforce federal laws or regulatory programs.
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Commandeering an Apple engineering team is no different from seizing a manufacturing plant—not because the owner did anything wrong, but rather to serve some purpose deemed critical to the national interest.
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Turkey has also called on Greece to return eight Turkish commandos who have sought asylum there after commandeering a helicopter to flee Turkey as a coup against Erdogan crumbled in July 2016.
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She said two of PASPA's provisions ban states or their agencies, as well as private parties, from "sponsoring, operating, advertising, or promoting sports-gambling schemes" without commandeering the states to do anything.
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Officials in sanctuary jurisdictions say only the federal government can enforce federal immigration law and that conscripting local law enforcement officials for those efforts — a practice known legally as commandeering — is unconstitutional.
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Donald Trump and the pro-Trump media have used this to their advantage, while left-leaning politicians like Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez use a similar attention-commandeering tactics (although to different ends).
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Worth noting: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who has been commandeering Democrats' impeachment strategy behind the scenes, and her team have not yet said whether they'll announce more public hearings beyond this week.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Building on its expertise in technology, Israel is emerging as a leader in the race to keep cars secure and prevent the nightmare scenario of a hacker commandeering your vehicle.
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I've been following him for the best part of two years now, and long before he started promoting his musical comeback, he was busy posting selfies in the gym, commandeering the #EatCleanTrainDirty hashtag.
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Commandeering an aircraft from a deserted Nazi base, he flew it to freedom in the newly liberated Netherlands, only to be chased by pitchfork-wielding Dutch farmers enraged by the plane's German markings.
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That practice is called "commandeering," and the Supreme Court in a case called Printz found it violates the zone of sovereignty for the states preserved under the Tenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
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And then, in the 1970s, the actor Michael Landon and the medium of television took the name "Little House" to yet another level, commandeering Wilder's legacy and reconfiguring her story lines and plots.
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Partly in self-defense, they started commandeering the camera to make their own films: goofy horror movies, parody documentaries, even an anti-smoking propaganda film, starring Josh as a smoker who suddenly dies.
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She also demonstrated odd behaviors: constantly talking to herself, frequently repeating stories, striking up monologues with total strangers, commandeering someone else's cart in a grocery store and unloading it at the checkout counter.
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At least 250 people were killed across Turkey, many of them unarmed civilians, when military personnel attempted to topple Erdogan's government on July 15, 2016, commandeering tanks, warplanes and helicopters and bombing parliament.
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For example, for many years the Supreme Court gave little or no judicial protection to commercial speech rights of corporations or the desires of state governments to be immune from direct congressional regulation (commandeering).
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The Supreme Court&aposs sports gambling decision this week followed the rationale of the Printz case and characterized the federal legislation that prohibited the states from permitting sports gambling as commandeering their legislative processes.
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Unlike the Supreme Court in Murphy, in a 1995 congressional hearing, the U.S. House Judiciary Committee rejected anti-commandeering arguments by Frank Fahrenkopf, the CEO and president of the American Gaming Association lobbying group.
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By ignoring the practical socioeconomic impacts and deciding the Murphy case by misapplying the anti-commandeering principle in a myopic decision, the Supreme Court has dictated that Congress take immediate remedial and regulatory actions.
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They detected hackers commandeering as many as two million devices, including Wi-Fi hot spots and satellite antennas, to test whether stolen user names and passwords could be deployed to gain access to websites.
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For all his many faults, Mr. Ailes understood the value of maintaining at least the semblance of separation between the network and the political party he was effectively commandeering from his desk in Manhattan.
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But O'Brien's initial threat had made headlines and the Housing Accountability Act had caught the attention of Sonja Trauss, an audacious housing activist who had been bravely commandeering the mics at City Council meetings.
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In a 1965 interview with the writer and academic Julius Lester, cited by Pearson and McCulloch, House recalled Johnson's habit of commandeering the stage during intermissions in order to play songs of his own.
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Though these resulting hermaphrodite images carry the freedom of Surrealist surrender with them, and do delight the eye with their gender confusion, they also make for a dodgy commandeering way to get the lodestone rolling.
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As Bjorn Handeen later put it, "We thought by commandeering the nerve center of the local Republican Party, and then even the state party, we would force a fair hearing of our ideas," he said.
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New Jersey, which challenged PASPA by passing a sports-betting law in 2012, argued that Congress violated the Tenth Amendment's "anti-commandeering" principle by telling state legislatures which laws they could or could not pass.
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Corbin Cox McMillen was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and interrupting a political debate for commandeering Stewart's mic to claim a connection between vaccines and autism, according to local CBS affiliate KUTV in Utah.
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Drained of discipline and confidence by the spring of 1975, the South's lavishly equipped military was once again set on its heels by the first Communist skirmishes, with retreating soldiers commandeering frantic civilians' escape crafts.
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And in recent days, he has been ubiquitous, in his city and on television, as he managed the fallout from Hurricane Michael, at one point commandeering a chain saw himself to help clear tree debris.
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Asaib is widely believed to have used its battlefield gains against ISIS to expand its interests, commandeering certain sectors of the economy and running mafia-like gangs who levy unofficial taxes, smuggle goods and extort businesses.
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The commandeering would consist of removing the discretion of state and local law enforcement as to the disposition of law enforcement resources and the discretion of state legislatures as to how state tax revenue is spent.
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Viral infections likewise start at the cellular level as just a single virus particle commandeering just a single cell, starting a chain reaction of viral reproduction and cellular takeover that might eventually swamp entire physiological systems.
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On Tuesday night, three bold little bandits mounted an assault on Jenny Serwylo's house, busting through her window screen, flying into her kitchen, and commandeering the place like a band of pirates, the Toronto Star reports.
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The sweaters weren't honoring the fallen like Castile or 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, who died in 2012 at the hands of George Zimmerman, rather they were commandeering the Black struggle and its symbols for commerce.
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And the Supreme Court's anti-commandeering cases already tell us what happens when such a conflict arises: The federal government may set a national immigration policy, but it cannot order the states to enforce that policy.
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The core question in California is whether the Court will exempt the Trump administration's deportation policies from a states' rights doctrine known as "anti-commandeering," which typically prohibits the federal government from giving orders to state officials.
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The Anti-Commandeering Doctrine arose out of the Court's 6-3 decision in New York v United States (1992), a decision joined by every member of the Court's conservative bloc plus the moderate liberal Justice David Souter.
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This venture is supposed to compete with Air Zimbabwe, the flag carrier, which ran up huge debts thanks to poor management and ex-President Robert Mugabe's habit of commandeering its planes so his wife could shop abroad.
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PASPA "unequivocally dictates what a state legislature may do and not do," Justice Alito wrote, unconstitutionally subjecting state legislatures to "the direct control of Congress" in violation of the "anti-commandeering" principle inherent in the 10th amendment.
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I have no idea how this came to be, but every time I try to keep myself from coming, I think of Jacques Cousteau commandeering a small ship, with whales swimming in the waves behind the boat.
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They were not exactly the Hells Angels pulling in, with a coterie of State Police, and other official vehicles escorting them from a park on Long Island and commandeering a highway lane to keep the pair safe.
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It was Mr. Trump, after all, who theatrically boycotted an all but mandatory Republican presidential debate in Iowa in January, commandeering an auditorium a few blocks away to put on a one-man show taunting his rivals.
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They'd traipse down a small embankment to an adjoining parking lot and commercial strip, commandeering patio furniture from the nearby Maxie B's bakery or just sitting on the curb in the glow of a 24/7 gym.
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And there's "Nip Tuck" and "Hard White," songs where Ms. Minaj's vocals are buried under digital effects — an effort to keep up with the sounds of the moment that ends up distracting from her familiar commandeering presence.
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In a seismic shift, he even said Italy should forge a political "axis" with Germany, a country the League has always accused of commandeering the euro zone for its own benefit while condemning Italy to economic decline.
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In doing so, the appeals court upheld a lower court's decision that the policy likely violated the Fifth Amendment's Due Process Clause for its vagueness and the 10th Amendment's ban on "commandeering" local jurisdictions to enforce federal law.
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" Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt said that he sees the Clean Power Plan as a form of federal "coercion and commandeering" of energy policy and that the state should have "sovereignty to make decisions for its own markets.
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For the first full men's show, he made up for lost time, commandeering Liberty State Park in New Jersey, erecting an enormous silver scaffold, even going so far as to lay down a runway tiled in actual marble.
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Much of this friction stems from the fact that EDM bros are the most obvious examples of straight, white males commandeering dance culture from its queer, minority roots—of the mainstream appropriating the underground into its own image.
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" Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt said that he sees the Clean Power Plan as a form of federal "coercion and commandeering" of energy policy and that the state should have "sovereignty to make decisions for its own markets.
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A group of rogue soldiers attempted to overthrow the government on July 15, commandeering tanks, helicopters and warplanes, but the putsch failed when thousands of Turks responded to calls of support from President Tayyip Erdogan and took the streets.
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At 1 pm on October 22 of last year, the researchers say, hackers changed the Domain Name System registrations of all 36 of the bank's online properties, commandeering the bank's desktop and mobile website domains to take users to phishing sites.
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As mentioned above, the California litigation turns on something known as the Anti-Commandeering Doctrine, a legal doctrine derived from the Tenth Amendment, which typically prevents the federal government from ordering state officials to act against the wishes of their state.
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In an audio recording released Sunday, a British naval officer insists that a British-flagged oil tanker must be allowed to sail through the Strait of Hormuz as Iranian paramilitary forces demand that the vessel change course before commandeering it.
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Security forces will also be using technology capable of intercepting and commandeering any drones that fly in restricted areas, The Associated Press reported last month, while police in Paris have been looking to acquire drones to carry out crowd surveillance.
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Repainting a classic police cruiser is a natural fit to commemorate the iconic TV detective, but there is also perhaps something quietly subversive about commandeering a vehicle once used by real-life police officers and claiming it for artistic purposes.
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Behind the scenes, a younger generation of heirs has begun commandeering their family foundations and convincing their socially minded, but largely nonpartisan, elders to stop spending all their money on charitable institutions that don't actually address structural issues in society.
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The Walking Dead After eight weeks of subjugation by the Saviors, Alexandria began its rebound on Sunday's "Walking Dead," as Rick resumed his hero's mantle and embarked on a campaign of coalition building, explosives commandeering, zombie mowing and enigmatic smiling.
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In the early days of the occupation of Marawi last May, as black-clad fighters burned churches, released prisoners and cut the power supply, other militants targeted banks and the homes of wealthy citizens, commandeering hostages to help with the plunder.
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Roberts' streak during a Real Madrid match was captured from the stands Find a sponsor If your average Premier League pre-pubescent can get a corporate deal, a man commandeering the spotlight in front of 120 million global viewers certainly can.
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If Congress had outlawed sports betting, such a law would not have implicated the anti-commandeering jurisprudence because it would have been a restraint on individual personal behavior and not a restraint on the discretion of state law enforcement or elected state representatives.
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This week at the PacSec security conference in Tokyo, researchers unveiled a new device that is capable of fully commandeering radio-controlled drones by exploiting a vulnerability in the frequency-hopping systems drone makers use to obfuscate and protect their radio communication.
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It was a time of tossing off strictures: artists rebelled against the constraints of style and specialization, knocking out music, movies, and manifestos with abandon, commandeering Xerox machines to produce editions of low-cost prints alongside fliers and posters as advertisements for themselves.
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Ricardo A. Rosselló said that the government would begin commandeering and giving away at least 3,493 containers of cargo stuck at the Port of San Juan, much of it meant for the island's supermarkets, if the stores themselves could not move the merchandise.
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A George W. Bush appointee and staunch conservative, Owen released her dissent a week after the initial decision, writing that ICWA violates the Tenth Amendment because it forces federal standards on state legal challenges brought in state courts (known as the anti-commandeering argument).
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Washington (CNN)House Speaker Paul Ryan is facing dissent within his own party on his decision to move a gun bill in the wake of the Orlando massacre, as tensions mount over Democrats' hardball tactics to force action after commandeering the House floor last month.
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In an odd couplet, however, it also helps the sanctuary city movement, insofar as that movement purports to require that state and local law enforcement agencies not actively enforce federal immigration laws or policies because compelling them to do so would violate anti-commandeering jurisprudence.
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Today, astronomers are using telescopes more powerful than Drake could've ever imagined, and astrobiologists are commandeering rovers that are collecting samples on the Martian surface, a region of the solar system that wouldn't be explored for almost 15 years after Drake's original SETI experiment.
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New Jersey saw the case as a states' right issue and argued that the 1992 law is unconstitutional because it violates the so called "anti commandeering" principle of the 10th Amendment that bars Congress from ordering states to participate in a federal regulatory scheme.
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New Jersey sees the case as a states' right issue and argue that the 1992 law is unconstitutional because it violates the so called "anti commandeering" principle of the 10th Amendment that bars Congress from ordering states to participate in a federal regulatory scheme.
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"Trump appears to be commandeering federal resources in order to maximize revenues at Trump properties, and he does this by visiting properties close to the White House," said Kathleen Clark, a law professor at Washington University in St. Louis and an expert in legal ethics.
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The host of this fund-raiser, Dan Wilbur, and his fellow Ohioans Brendan Eyre and Jasmine Pierce, who writes for "Saturday Night Live," are commandeering the Spare Room at this bowling alley in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, to benefit Humans of Addiction, an Ohio-based online project.
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In the early stages of China's boom under Deng Xiaoping, Beijing did what authoritarian governments do best, suppressing opposition to breakneck development, steering the people's savings toward building export factories and commandeering land to build the roads and bridges to bring the manufactured goods to market.
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Mr. Trump managed this in part by declaring a state of emergency a year ago to divert military funds, and in part thanks to a Supreme Court ruling that set aside lower court injunctions that prevented Mr. Trump from commandeering Pentagon cash to pay for the wall.
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That said, the Salford City lion looks as if it is pondering something philosophical – like the ethical implications of former Premier League footballers commandeering a local non-league side, say – while the Wolverhampton wolf appears to be thinking solely about devouring its prey with its merciless, menacing, triangular eyes.
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The case is a golden opportunity for a states' rights champion like Gorsuch to leave his mark, since it raises issues about commandeering, equal sovereignty of states, and even the selective federal enforcement of PASPA, given that sports betting is outlawed but Daily Fantasy Sports are somehow permissible.
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The South African media had already linked him to the Guptas, a family led by three brothers who arrived in South Africa a quarter-century ago and became ostentatiously wealthy through a web of businesses, once commandeering an air force base to fly in wedding guests from India.
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Chris Christie as he listened to arguments for what could become one of Mr. Christie's greatest legacy successes — a rare beacon of light in a scandal-ridden administration, and a case that could change the interpretation of the United States Constitution's anti-commandeering doctrine for decades to come.
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On March 7, Sessions announced that he was commandeering one such case — "the Matter of A-B-" — in order to, as he explained in a one-page declaration, consider "whether being a victim of private criminal activity" constitutes being part of a persecuted "particular social group" for purposes of granting asylum.
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Martha Stewart might be heading toward retirement, but Geraldine's Pastry Chef, Callie Speer, walked in with an army of pastry cooks, quickly and stealthfully commandeering an entire section of the restaurant to create a tablescape of inventive desserts: green tea cotton candy, lychee popcorn, and mushroom caramels to end the evening.
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They challenge constitutional restraints on the commandeering of state officials to enforce federal law against their will, the federal government's ability to use spending cuts to coerce state governments into surrendering their sovereignty, presidential spending without appropriations from Congress, deprivations of due process, religious discrimination, and the establishment of state religion.
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Levy didn't get to drive out into downtown Mountain View, but he got to take a crash (haha) course before zooming around the testing facility:As my lesson proceeds, I begin to understand that commandeering a car that drives itself is not a Seinfeldian exercise in nothingness, but a fairly demanding job.
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Assuming the trend continues after Trump's overwhelming victory in Nevada's Republican caucuses, it's both redundant and stunning to note that what's happening in American politics right now is completely novel: An unwelcome insurgent is commandeering one of the country's two major political parties, and its leaders are simply pretending not to notice.
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According to the Times, former members of the gun control group Moms Demand Action were surprised to discover that Bloomberg had rented their email list for use by his campaign shortly before announcing his run in November—a move that followed the gradual commandeering of the organization by the Bloomberg-funded group Everytown.
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Last fall, hackers attacked this network, commandeering as many as 100,000 of these devices by using malicious software that guessed at their simple, factory-set passwords, and then ordering them to send volleys of nuisance messages to the computers of a company called Dyn, which functions as a sort of switchboard for the internet.
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" In California, the P.C. police have been accused of commandeering the justice system: A childhood friend of Brock Turner, the Stanford swimmer convicted of three felony counts of sexual assault, called on the court to "stop worrying about being politically correct every second of the day and see that rape on campuses isn't always because people are rapists.
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Opponents of the rule, including 28503 states and many non-state organizations, argue that the EPA has reinterpreted the Clean Air Act in an effort to grant itself authority it should not have, that the rule violates states' rights by commandeering their resources and that the final rule is not a logical result of comments received on the proposed rule.
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" THE JUDGE'S RULING: SANCTUARY BOOKIES This week, Fox News Senior Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano explains why sanctuary cities could benefit from SupCo's sports betting decision: "If Congress had outlawed sports betting, such a law would not have implicated the anti-commandeering jurisprudence because it would have been a restraint on individual personal behavior and not a restraint on the discretion of state law enforcement or elected state representatives.
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What we see of their current schemes are mostly empty acts of protest theater, like sawing the brass testicles off the Wall Street bull; petty harassment of E Corp executives, like commandeering the software of their top lawyer's "smart home" and blasting the stereo and air conditioner until she's forced to flee; or a combination of the two, like coercing the chief technology officer Scott Knowles (a terrifically tense Brian Stokes Mitchell) to wear one of their trademark moneyman masks and light $5.9 million on fire in the middle of Battery City Park.
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Here is the red-bearded giant Alexei habitually tossing trussed-up boyars into a freezing river as punishment for their oversleeping his dawn church services; or Peter the Great having a beautiful ex-lover beheaded, then lifting her bloodied head, kissing it on the lips and lecturing the crowd on the windpipe and arteries; or the "Russian Venus" Elizaveta banning her ladies from wearing her favorite color, pink, then punishing a beauty who dared to wear a pink rose in her hair by having her tongue ripped out at a scaffold; or Catherine the Great, in the midst of a predawn revolution that would make her the ruler of Russia, commandeering a French hairdresser to fix her hair ("always important in a coup," notes the author with a rare flash of humor).
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Pelosi captivated Capitol Hill on Wednesday when she took to the floor for a "one-minute" speech during a mortgage finance debate, and then spent more than eight hours commandeering the chamber to press Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) to guarantee a vote on legislation salvaging the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is terminating on March 5.
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