While noncitizens outside the United States have no constitutional rights, noncitizens inside have a limited modicum of constitutional rights and LPRs and citizens have full constitutional rights.
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Microsoft believes its constitutional rights, and the constitutional rights of its customers, are being violated.
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How we distinguish fundamental constitutional rights from non-fundamental constitutional rights is an exercise in clairvoyance not available to most of us.
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It is not necessarily a lack of respect for constitutional rights per se, but rather, a lack of respect for the constitutional rights of others.
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Which is why the holding in Bivens — that damages remedies for violations of constitutional rights can be inferred when they are not explicitly authorized — is so essential to enforcing federal constitutional rights.
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A common misconception is that immigrants don't have constitutional rights.
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So today we celebrate the affirmation of women's constitutional rights.
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If it could feel pain, does it deserve constitutional rights?
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Apple also states that the request violates Apple's constitutional rights.
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First Look said its goal was to protect constitutional rights.
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Democrats contend the contract clauses rob customers of constitutional rights.
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So are Keshas constitutional rights being violated now, judge Lady?
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But what it really does is eliminate your Constitutional rights.
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I will continue to support the Constitutional rights of Hoosiers.
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He argued that it also violated his own constitutional rights.
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Instead, he's given millions of individuals their constitutional rights back.
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All affirmed their constitutional rights to free speech and assembly.
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It was bad enough that Arpaio's office violated constitutional rights.
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Dr. Xi is suing for violations of his constitutional rights.
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As they see it, they're simply protecting unalienable constitutional rights.
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However he also believed people have to respect constitutional rights.
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I'm willing to go to jail for my Constitutional rights.
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He sued, believing that his constitutional rights had been violated.
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These are among the most revered of our constitutional rights.
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The judges said the maps violated Democratic voters' constitutional rights.
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He determined that the strip search compromised her constitutional rights.
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People's constitutional rights are being messed with for political gain.
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And, of course, Sims' justification for his actions, based on trying to "defend the constitutional rights of women," flew directly in the face of his bullying other women trying to exercise their constitutional rights.
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No Brett Kavanaugh who wants to take away our constitutional rights.
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Duffin said the confession obtained by investigators violated Dassey's constitutional rights.
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We can exercise our constitutional rights in a variety of ways.
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Without it, the remainder of our constitutional rights become less meaningful.
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Focusing on law abiding citizens excersizing their constitutional rights solves nothing.
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Centrist Democrats, however, defended the activists for exercising their constitutional rights.
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Focusing on law abiding citizens excersizing their constitutional rights solves nothing.
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And he emphasized he would never "trample" on anyone's constitutional rights.
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Focusing on law abiding citizens exercising their constitutional rights solves nothing.
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The threat to our Constitutional rights and democracy is too great.
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We must ensure that our client's constitutional rights are not violated.
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Wilson sued in 2015, claiming the order infringed on his constitutional rights.
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These amendments extended constitutional rights to former slaves and other African Americans.
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" Doing so, Kinebrew suggested, "really borders on infringement of people's constitutional rights.
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They allege that the government neither protected nor respected Lin's constitutional rights.
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That's right: Republican leadership wants to strip away your state constitutional rights.
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Many gun owners cheered these developments as extensions of their constitutional rights.
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"We have to respect people's Constitutional rights, we understand that," Goodell said.
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It weakens the institution's credibility as a defender of American constitutional rights.
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It merely requires them to honor the clear constitutional rights of others.
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The Harris model suggests that illegal aliens be granted extra-constitutional rights.
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New developments on the border controversy… PBS: Do immigrants have constitutional rights?
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That language, Ms. Cretcher said, violates the constitutional rights of nonheterosexual women.
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None of this necessarily establishes an ongoing violation of Johnson's constitutional rights.
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That is why I teach them their constitutional rights and their duties.
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In America, constitutional rights are not reserved for the rich and powerful.
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Texas — all landmark affirmations of our communities' constitutional rights — were correctly decided.
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We can protect our children while not infringing on basic constitutional rights.
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The requests raise major concerns about defendants' constitutional rights and civil liberties.
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Indians have responded with a robust declaration of Constitutional rights and values.
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"Americans' Constitutional rights shouldn't disappear at the border," Wyden said in a statement.
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Chutkan asked Stewart if he would agree that Doe still had constitutional rights.
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He also accuses them of retaliating against him for exercising his constitutional rights.
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Yet the high court is the final arbiter of constitutional rights and protections.
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"Americans' constitutional rights shouldn't disappear at the border," Wyden said in a statement.
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That's because taking away constitutional rights without due process is fundamentally un-American.
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" Gordon-Levitt described US government violations of constitutional rights on privacy as "scary.
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Yet their offenses did not involve directly violating the constitutional rights of others.
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The teen's mother, Araceli Rodríguez, sued Swartz for violating her son's constitutional rights.
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The Center for Constitutional Rights is also in strong support of the provision.
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"This barbaric policy violates our asylum laws and the constitutional rights of parents."
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The doctrine prevented the Supreme Court from intervening, even to protect constitutional rights.
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"Defendants seek to silence one of America's oldest constitutional rights advocates," it said.
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Such authorization is not always required in suits claiming violations of constitutional rights.
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"They had a good discussion about the Constitution, about constitutional rights," Deutch said.
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Would he be less deserving of decency and having his constitutional rights protected?
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The articulation of constitutional rights and values has also invigorated the federal spirit.
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We can't allow any village to take constitutional rights away from a person.
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The House is focused on eliminating terrorists, not constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens.
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Contrary to initial appearances, Masterpiece Cakeshop does not entail a clash of constitutional rights.
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" Courtesy of: Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) DHS emails referring to the "race paper.
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" Courtesy of: Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR)DHS emails referring to the "race paper.
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What happened to our constitutional rights that we&aposre all equal in this country?
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The plaintiffs argue that hastening that deadline infringes on patients' constitutional rights to privacy.
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Wade and violate a woman's constitutional rights, Democrats will fight you at every turn.
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"Security our schools and protecting the constitutional rights of Americans are not mutually exclusive."
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In its suit, Airbnb says the law violates its users' privacy and constitutional rights.
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"Just because she's here illegally doesn't mean she doesn't have constitutional rights," Chutkan said.
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Pre-indictment delay, on the other hand, violates the constitutional rights of a defendant.
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I'm also a strong believer in our Constitutional rights to civil liberties and privacy.
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Meng's lawyers have sued Canadian authorities in retaliation, claiming they violated her constitutional rights.
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The teen's mother, Araceli Rodríguez, is suing him for violating her son's constitutional rights.
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Fearmongering is being used to justify racial profiling and violations of Americans' constitutional rights.
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"O'Malley had us clearing corners and violating the constitutional rights of everybody," she said.
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Read her analysis on constitutional literacy, constitutional rights and the country's crisis of compassion.
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He spoke of the inherent constitutional rights of all Americans, including gays and atheists.
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" The complaint added that, "these practices constitute serious violations of the children's constitutional rights.
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Constitutional rights are for all Americans -- not just those in one party or faction.
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But the effect on marginalized populations may be a violation of their constitutional rights.
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In recent years, countries including Ecuador and Bolivia have granted constitutional rights to nature.
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And Mr. Alsheikh stopped talking to interrogators after being warned of his constitutional rights.
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They mustn't be forced to choose between their health and exercising their constitutional rights.
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Now King is suing her ex and his colleague for violating her constitutional rights.
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Schock's attorneys have argued that the prosecution tactics might have violated Schock's constitutional rights.
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"It seemed to pit a federally mandated program against my constitutional rights," Kipnis notes.
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Justice Carro has granted a hearing on whether Ms. Ortega's constitutional rights were violated.
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The ACLU is a nonprofit organization that defends and advocates for people's constitutional rights.
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It will make a private company rich while violating the constitutional rights of Texans.
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Hypothetically, such a move could violate defendants' constitutional rights to appear before a judge.
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This is plainly and clearly distorting constitutional rights to justify discrimination against a LGBT people.
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Donald Trump and his party think I should be punished for exercising my constitutional rights.
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Teacher John Kluge says that that violates both his religious beliefs and his constitutional rights.
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" She noted that Congress should work toward "solutions" to violence while "protecting our constitutional rights.
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Thuraissigiam went to federal district court, arguing that the expedited removal violated his constitutional rights.
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"Civil forfeiture threatens the constitutional rights of all Americans," it said in the report foreword.
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Levandowski declined to answer questions during a deposition, citing his constitutional rights against self incrimination.
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You can argue that I violated their constitutional rights and I wouldn't disagree with you.
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The federal investigation will review whether conditions at the prison violate inmates&apos constitutional rights.
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The Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), whose attorneys represent dozens of the remaining detainees, agreed.
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But critics questioned the validity of gun control measures in the context of constitutional rights.
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In practice, the provider is merely a proxy for the woman and her constitutional rights.
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"We wanted to make sure that all of his constitutional rights were preserved," Benjamin said.
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This is one area where people should be screaming about violations of our constitutional rights.
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It is possible for the church to fulfill its obligations without sacrificing its constitutional rights.
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They would have standing and a plausible claim that their exclusion violated their constitutional rights.
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For these reasons, arbitration can, and often does, render constitutional rights and statutory protections meaningless.
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Don't make up new constitutional rights that are not in the text of the Constitution.
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Don't shy away from enforcing constitutional rights that are in the text of the Constitution.
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Betterman argued the 14-month gap between his conviction and sentencing violated his constitutional rights.
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"It's an attack on my right to protest and my constitutional rights," Ms. Amawi said.
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He told Mother Jones that he was sure San Diego was violating his constitutional rights.
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Honduras suspended various constitutional rights for a week, including freedoms of movement, speech and assembly.
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It said that forcing the group to remove the sculpture would violate its constitutional rights.
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"Personhood" amendments giving the eggs constitutional rights have been defeated even in very conservative states.
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The Bill of Rights would not constrain Prince's army from violating U.S. citizens' constitutional rights.
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Mr. Watson said he told the officer that he knew his constitutional rights, and refused.
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We will seek all legal remedies to force the Mayor to allow our constitutional rights.
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Hernández's survivors sued in U.S. federal district court, claiming that Mesa violated Hernández's constitutional rights.
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Unfortunately, Moore's public comments evidence a profound misunderstanding of the how our constitutional rights work.
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Why are the American public's constitutional rights less important than special favors for Wall Street?
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That lawsuit accused the city of violating the constitutional rights of Muslims and Muslim groups.
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Gardner has previously argued that action to address gun violence cannot infringe on constitutional rights.
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The courts ruled that the policy violated the constitutional rights of minorities in the city.
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A judge ruled that the policy violated the constitutional rights of minorities in the city.
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The lack of fairness and the failure to recognize my constitutional rights are a travesty.
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The suit also argues that the government's failure to slash emissions has violated plaintiffs' constitutional rights.
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The lawsuits said the rejections without first letting voters challenge the determination violated voters' constitutional rights.
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Don&apost make up new Constitutional rights that are not in the text of the Constitution.
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Don&apost shy away from enforcing constitutional rights that are in the text of the Constitution.
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Saucier, of Arlington, Vermont, says his constitutional rights to equal protection under the laws were violated.
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They argued the case violates Griffen&aposs constitutional rights and a 2015 state religious objections law.
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Meng was searched and interrogated for hours in violation of her constitutional rights, her lawyers say.
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People applying to enter the US don't exactly have the same constitutional rights as American citizens.
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Basically, if the government sues the property, it essentially avoids the constitutional rights attached to people.
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They have argued the report violates their constitutional rights to reputation and due process of law.
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The Center for Constitutional Rights, which represents the Journal, issued a statement praising Wilson&aposs ruling.
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The government is not involved, and thus this is not a violation of anyone's constitutional rights.
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The ACLU, the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Center for Constitutional Rights are representing them.
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On October 2001, a federal judge in D.C. ruled that the ban violates their constitutional rights.
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In fact, it takes away their basic constitutional rights to a fair resolution of an injury.
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However, Aliya Hana Hussain, an advocate for Guantanamo detainees at the Center for Constitutional Rights, disagrees.
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The future of Constitutional rights for women and all Americans rests in the hands of Sens.
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S. citizens and legal permanent residents [are] being unlawfully detained, in violation of their constitutional rights.
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Yet, I am accused of being complicit in his policies because I defend his constitutional rights.
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The lack of fairness and the failure to recognize my constitutional rights are a complete travesty.
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"This is not a case where the trial court ignored a defendant's constitutional rights," Hughes wrote.
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Cities have complained that honoring detainers would make them liable for violations of prisoners' constitutional rights.
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This is what is known as a primary boycott seeking to remedy the boycotters' constitutional rights.
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"If the federal government has jurisdiction over anything, it's the enforcement of constitutional rights," said Bains.
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Most significantly, the N.R.A. recognizes the importance of political pressure to the realization of constitutional rights.
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As a consequence, constitutional "rights" may not work in the ways we might expect them to.
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Both Mr. Zaia and Mr. Maroni emphasized that the vote was well within their constitutional rights.
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Since leaving public office, he's launched this assault on constitutional rights in states across the country.
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"This is a very nebulous area," said Anna Law, a constitutional rights expert at Brooklyn College.
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After the 2016 coup attempt, a state of emergency that suspended basic constitutional rights was declared.
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The obvious truth is American citizens have common sense and value our hard-fought Constitutional rights.
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The scientific community and concerned citizens must speak out forcefully against such assaults on constitutional rights.
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These are exactly the type of activities that lead to informed citizens exercising their constitutional rights.
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Des Moines standard that neither teachers nor students shed their constitutional rights at the schoolhouse gate.
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I have been widely attacked for defending the constitutional rights of a president I voted against.
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That lawsuit accused the SEC of violating Tilton's constitutional rights to due process and equal protection.
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The lawsuit was brought by ACLU, the Southern Poverty Law Center, and Center for Constitutional Rights.
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"We get this election wrong, and our constitutional rights will be lost for a generation," he warned.
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They involve statutory interpretation, rather than constitutional rights, and they could end up before the Supreme Court.
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"His constitutional rights under both the United States and Arizona Constitutions have been violated," the lawsuit says.
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The full scorecard breaks down the many failures in protecting civil liberties and constitutional rights across departments.
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Two lawsuits challenged the president's decision, saying it violated constitutional rights to equal protection and due process.
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It's a petition for our constitutional rights as artists to freedom of expression and freedom of creativity.
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Millett wrote that the move sacrificed the 17-year-old woman's constitutional rights for no justifiable reason.
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"The right to read is one that implicates our fundamental human and constitutional rights," PEN America says.
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The company says that violates its constitutional rights of free speech and customers' protection against unreasonable searches.
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"I think it's particularly egregious when somebody who was a law enforcement official violates constitutional rights," Rep.
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Major News: Baltimore police routinely violated the constitutional rights of residents, according to a Justice Department report.
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"Just because she's here illegally doesn't mean she doesn't have constitutional rights," Chutkan said at an Oct.
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"Just because she's here illegally doesn't mean she doesn't have constitutional rights," Chutkan said at the time.
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But gun owners and manufactures say it encroaches on Americans' constitutional rights and they are fighting back.
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Levandowski has asserted his constitutional rights against self-incrimination and refused to answer questions about the allegations.
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When it implicates your constitutional rights, it's not a legal process issue, it's a due process issue.
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But, even those admittedly guilty of the most heinous crimes must not be denied their constitutional rights.
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Or should we give them the benefit of the doubt as benevolent protectors of our constitutional rights?
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In it, the group argued that imprisoning Doe indefinitely represents a gross violation of his constitutional rights.
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Activists accuse the agency of racially profiling and violating constitutional rights as its enforcement efforts move inland.
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"These are things that take away your constitutional rights, they say 'you can't sure us,'" Selbin says.
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"Our role here is to ensure that his constitutional rights are protected throughout the process," Portela said.
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The suit alleges violations of Title IX, victims' constitutional rights and the 2018 federal Safe Sport Act.
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How can courts tell when a violation of constitutional rights is justified enough to overcome qualified immunity?
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Last month, two Fusion GPS partners invoked their constitutional rights not to answer questions before the committee.
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Unfortunately, the same cannot be said about his record on the core constitutional rights of ordinary Americans.
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We need to demand the safety and constitutional rights for our fellow minority citizens now, without pandering.
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Known for defending constitutional rights, the American Civil Liberties Union has recently become synonymous with political activism.
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The group, which spent millions in support of Trump's presidential bid, said it violates Americans' constitutional rights.
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Some civil rights activists argue it can be terribly intrusive to the constitutional rights of innocent Americans.
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And now, many are fighting back against an anthem policy they claim denies them their constitutional rights.
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An amended complaint in June added the city as a defendant, claiming Columbus violated Daniels' constitutional rights.
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Some, including the American Civil Liberties Union and the Center for Constitutional Rights, have begun legal challenges.
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Manafort is confident that he will be acquitted and violations of his constitutional rights will be remedied.
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It protects public workers' constitutional rights and will improve the fiscal health of state and local governments.
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Gun rights groups immediately protested the bill, claiming that it is a further infringement on constitutional rights.
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"Constitutional rights have no meaning unless you're willing to extend them to people you don't necessarily like."
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The House Judiciary Committee Sekulow alleged that Trump's constitutional rights were violated by the House Judiciary Committee.
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Organizations and people do not lose their Constitutional rights when they cross into the District of Columbia.
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"I don't think you should have to pay the government to exercise your constitutional rights," he said.
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They violate the constitutional rights of lawful New York residents in order to protect undocumented alien residents.
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Thankfully, the Center for Constitutional Rights successfully sued the City of New York to end the program.
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There seems to be a growing awareness in this community of constitutional rights granted to all citizens.
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The forced disclosure of such names has long been viewed as a threat to core constitutional rights.
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Phillips contends the law violated his constitutional rights to freedom of speech and free exercise of religion.
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Daugherty is suing for damages after being deprived of his constitutional rights and humiliated, the lawsuit said.
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The smear campaign waged by the left is aimed at nothing less than undermining our constitutional rights.
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When university officials violate their students' constitutional rights, students often must go to court to obtain vindication.
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When the government violates a person's constitutional rights, a court cannot possibly undo the damage already done.
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But the same thing happened in cases where, in theory, the justices were disagreeing about constitutional rights.
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Justices who sided against defendants in policy cases also tended to see their constitutional rights as narrower.
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They argued that the state of Michigan is violating students' Constitutional rights by depriving them of literacy.
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"I don't think any American should sacrifice their constitutional rights without forcing the government to go to an impartial magistrate or judge and be able to show sufficient evidence to convince the judge that they have the evidence to deny those constitutional rights," he said on the floor.
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His latest book is Closing the Courthouse Door: How Your Constitutional Rights Became Unenforceable (Yale University Press 2017).
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He said the district&aposs transgender name policy goes against his religious beliefs and violates his constitutional rights.
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Police and security officials have pledged repeatedly to guarantee protesters' constitutional rights to free speech and peaceful assembly.
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Californians deserve better than the cynical efforts of companies seeking to avoid honoring consumers' constitutional rights to privacy.
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This was done without any concern for Mr. Lewis's Constitutional rights to due process and a fair trial.
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" Last week, the White House defended Conway's actions as "her constitutional rights to free speech and due process.
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In 2016, Hill's mother, Viola Bryant, filed a lawsuit arguing that the deputy had violated Hill's constitutional rights.
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The suit argued that the travel ban targets Muslims and violates constitutional rights of immigrants and their families.
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Goodwin rejected Fontenot's charge that the law violated her constitutional rights to equal protection and freedom of speech.
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" The Center for Constitutional Rights, whose lawyers have represented Guantanamo detainees, said Obama's plan "does not 'close Guantanamo.
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"We have created a measure that has actually taken us backwards in terms of constitutional rights," Lofgren said.
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Respect for the constitution is key, but more importantly, so too is respecting the constitutional rights of others.
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Second, she noted that qualified immunity may act as a deterrent in challenging other violations of constitutional rights.
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While in office, Hoover "routinely violated the law and infringed on the constitutional rights of American citizens," Sen.
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He then would either need to answer questions under oath, or, assert his constitutional rights not to answer.
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Their message was clear: They would not live in fear of oppression or be denied their constitutional rights.
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The historic decision also ruled that notaries who refuse to marry same-sex couples are violating constitutional rights.
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Quality legal representation is essential to protecting the basic constitutional rights and privileges of all parties, including children.
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Benefit proceeds will go to the Center for Constitutional Rights, African American Policy Forum and Black Women's Blueprint.
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In that sense, he is not unlike our law-abiding citizens today who are protecting their constitutional rights.
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The lawsuit alleges the jail is violating its residents' constitutional rights, including protection from cruel and unusual punishment.
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This includes a temporary suspension of some constitutional rights that allows cops to search homes without a warrant.
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The department "takes extremely seriously any potential violation of an individual's constitutional rights," said Kelly Laco, a spokeswoman.
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Ramos quickly appealed the verdict by arguing that Louisiana's non-unanimous jury rule violated his federal constitutional rights.
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Four of these states with large indigenous populations have special constitutional rights to protect their land and resources.
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The invasive technology violates citizens' constitutional rights and is subject to an alarming level of manipulation and bias.
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The decision will make it harder for individuals to sue federal officers when their constitutional rights are violated.
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Some of Mr. Guzmán's complaints have been substantial, involving what he says are violations of his constitutional rights.
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The lawsuit accused the state prison system of inhumane living conditions and violating the inmates&apos constitutional rights.
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Mr. Manafort is confident that he will be acquitted and violations of his constitutional rights will be remedied.
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The courts have repeatedly affirmed restrictions on time and place in the legitimate exercise of our Constitutional rights.
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The only effective means courts have to prevent or stop governmental violations of constitutional rights is through injunctions.
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Four of these states with large indigenous populations have special constitutional rights to protect their land and resources.
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The groups and their allies argue that the forced disclosures violate their constitutional rights to freedom of association.
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This behavior has violated the constitutional rights of American citizens and undermined the credibility of the judicial system.
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The Supreme Court ruled in 1971 that people can sue federal agents who violate a victim's constitutional rights.
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All people within our borders, no matter what their immigration status, have certain constitutional rights, including due process.
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Legal visits were canceled last week, leading to claims that inmates' constitutional rights to counsel were being violated.
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Ben Carson openly said that he was against constitutional rights for Muslims - and Dems are voting him in.
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A federal trial judge denied Byrd's bid to suppress the evidence because the search violated his constitutional rights.
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The president's diatribe was part of the far-right's escalation of its assault on a woman's constitutional rights.
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A hasty American withdrawal will jeopardize hard-won gains such as constitutional rights, citizens' rights and democratic institutions.
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"He upheld our constitutional rights, not only as the Mongols motorcycle club, but as citizens," Mr. Santillan said.
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Only the details of the defense, energy, healthcare, constitutional rights, and transportation policies survived the deletions, it shows.
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"Border patrol agents have a duty to protect our borders without trampling on our constitutional rights," said Sen.
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Others have suggested that firing men based on allegations of sexual misconduct is a violation of their constitutional rights.
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Lutfi's attorney, Marc S. Gans, had argued the order was overly broad and a violation of Lufti's constitutional rights.
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The investigations uncovered all sorts of abuses and constitutional rights violations in cities ranging from Baltimore to Ferguson, Missouri.
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They argued that the correctional system was withholding treatment from them and their fellow prisoners—violating their constitutional rights.
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In a statement, the OAS also called for an immediate return of constitutional rights such as freedom of movement.
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Georgians should not be required to give up their constitutional rights when they set foot on a college campus.
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"Use of face recognition poses a unique threat to Constitutional rights," the civil rights coalition said in their letter.
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Qualified immunity does not protect officials from legal liability if their actions violated federal law or citizens' constitutional rights.
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"Convenience alone does not justify such a dramatic erosion of Americans' constitutional rights," he said on the Senate floor.
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It's about "respecting the public, respecting the family, and also respecting the constitutional rights of the officer," he said.
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Although Britain is one of a handful of countries where LGBT people have equal constitutional rights, discrimination remains rife.
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This time, she's proposing the burden be on states to prove they're not violating constitutional rights by restricting abortion.
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I want him charged with a constitutional rights violation, falsifying documents, perjury, contempt of court, embezzlement, extortion and collusion.
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The company's suit argued that search warrants delivered to Microsoft for customers' emails are violating regular people's constitutional rights.
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They strive to instill in their officers a reverence for constitutional rights and an empathy for their fellow beings.
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Civil rights groups have asked the Justice Department to investigate whether city police practices have violated residents' constitutional rights.
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It was clear this week that there are vast differences between the constitutional rights Americans and South Africans value.
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"People who work for a nonprofit still have constitutional rights to assembly, free speech, and free press," Lankford said.
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I think it's a violation of our constitutional rights, our right to sit places and sleep where we choose.
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Since Bivens, the court has generally been loth to expand the right to sue for violations of constitutional rights.
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Timeshare owners claim their "equal protection" and "due process" 14th Amendment constitutional rights were violated by the Maui council.
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They are frustrated with politics as usual and they are taking their constitutional rights seriously by voting for change.
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With his influence, a Trump-era court could erode or reverse Americans' constitutional rights for a generation or more.
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"I don't know that the constitution provides constitutional rights only when we can afford to do it," he said.
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They claimed that the federal government is harming their constitutional rights by not working to stop catastrophic climate change.
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Everybody demands constitutional rights, but people are considerably more circumspect when it comes to defending the rights of others.
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Republicans have staked out a familiar position, resisting any new restrictions with warnings about a breach of constitutional rights.
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The result is a bureaucratized method of dispensing punishment, one that sometimes evades key protections for Americans' constitutional rights.
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"We have repeatedly seen a disproportionate response from law enforcement to water protectors' nonviolent exercise of their constitutional rights."
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The search was not too broad, as Manafort had alleged, and did not violate his constitutional rights, Ellis said.
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Read her analysis on constitutional literacy, constitutional rights, the country's crisis of compassion, war power and the Supreme Court.
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She further said the rules were cruel, unnecessary and aimed solely at deterring women from exercising their constitutional rights.
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The theory under which federal constitutional rights are applied against the states has been hotly contested in recent years.
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According to Nettles, both laws are part of a "pattern of stripping people of their constitutional rights" in Alabama.
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While protecting the homeland is the federal government's primary responsibility, it can be done without violating our Constitutional rights.
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Constitutional rights are what you're entitled to in the public sphere, not as an employee of a private corporation.
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Thuraissigiam's lawyers at the ACLU went to federal district court arguing that the expedited removal violated his constitutional rights.
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At the time, she described Cruz as "a fearless fighter for our constitutional rights" and a "strong, inspirational" leader.
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While the judge improved the circumstances slightly, he was mostly unconvinced that Mr. Guzmán's constitutional rights had been violated.
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Ultimately, Mr. Arpaio was convicted of contempt for defying a federal judge's order to stop violating immigrants' constitutional rights.
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Mongols, they say, are simply part of a brotherhood who are exercising their constitutional rights by wearing the patch.
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Meanwhile, the region was taking swift action to stop the spread of the virus, including suspending some constitutional rights.
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Obermaier said that they would "decline the invitation to produce documents," on the basis of his client's constitutional rights.
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It restores the constitutional rights of students that were in place in our district for many years without incident.
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A federal judge ruled in 2013 that the sheriff and his deputies had violated the constitutional rights of Latinos.
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That's especially true when cases deal with constitutional rights, said former Obama administration Justice Department immigration official Leon Fresco.
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A plea offer, once made, should not depend on a person's having the audacity to exercise their constitutional rights.
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These abuses threaten citizens' constitutional rights, put unnecessary burdens on innocent Americans, and weaken our faith in law enforcement.
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In other instances, Lincoln did not hesitate to curtail constitutional rights in the interests of an initially controversial war.
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Under the guise of promoting equity, this bill perpetuates stereotypes about women of color and undermines our constitutional rights.
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In court, Cruise-Gulyas argued pulling her over for a second time was a violation of her constitutional rights.
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Northern elites were more interested in re-establishing economic ties than in keeping their commitments to blacks' constitutional rights.
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She came of age amid all kinds of laws designed to deny both her humanity and her constitutional rights.
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Justices who sided with defendants in policy cases tended to agree that their constitutional rights were more expansive too.
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The lawyer says he was shuttled from jail to jail, kept in poor conditions, and denied his constitutional rights.
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We are concerned that our brothers have been named publicly with reckless disregard in violation of their constitutional rights.
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Republican voters challenged a single Democratic-drawn U.S. House district in Maryland, also arguing their constitutional rights were violated.
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Susan Collins of Maine but has concerns about the constitutional rights of people placed on the federal terrorist watch list.
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A First Amendment lawsuit arguing that blocking people on Twitter violates their constitutional rights may be close to a resolution.
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Campaigners are petitioning Kenya's high court to repeal the sections, saying they violate constitutional rights to equality, dignity and privacy.
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Tim Donaher, a public defender who represents Brandy F., said the order is a violation of his client's constitutional rights.
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As "moderator" with special authority based on constitutional rights, he would balance the policy between the three strands of government.
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Plaintiffs in North Carolina and Maryland said the maps were drawn to diminish their voting power, violating their constitutional rights.
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Despite the possible upsides, if these tools interfere with Constitutional rights to due process, they are not worth the risk.
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Chutkan wrote that the teens were likely to succeed on their claims that the government was violating their constitutional rights.
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About a dozen people have been charged under the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act, according to the Center for Constitutional Rights.
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Twenty-one young people are suing the US government for contributing to climate change in violation of their constitutional rights.
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Meanwhile, lawyers for Meng filed suit against the Canadian government alleging that her arrest and detention violated her constitutional rights.
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Filed by seven employees and their female boss, the suit alleges that the new laws go against their constitutional rights.
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The judge's dismissal of the case was expected, he said, adding the law violates the constitutional rights of all Texans.
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Temporarily is the key word here — because if there's one thing Republicans won't stop doing, it's attacking women's constitutional rights.
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It added that hacking the phone would violate Apple's constitutional rights, and undermine key consumer expectations of security and privacy.
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It added that hacking the phone would violate Apple's constitutional rights and undermine key consumer expectations of security and privacy.
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But this process would at least allow victims to consider their options, rather than blindly signing away their constitutional rights.
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Should a person forfeit certain constitutional rights just because he or she chooses to carry a firearm lawfully in public?
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The Justice Department report, released Wednesday, found Baltimore police regularly violated residents' constitutional rights through excessive force and unlawful stops.
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The United States and other major donors have raised fears about the measures, saying they may infringe on constitutional rights.
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Only a fair, open, and welcoming system of voting can ensure the survival of constitutional rights and true representative democracy.
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In 2008, the Supreme Court rules in a 5-4 decision that detainees have constitutional rights to challenge their imprisonment.
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"We're out here to protect and preserve our constitution and our constitutional rights," co-founder Bryan Melchior said on Facebook.
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Time will tell, but one thing is for sure: Any American who cherishes our constitutional rights should be sincerely concerned.
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What about President Lincoln when challenged constitutional rights and liberties when he in fact suspended the writ of habeas corpus?
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Bressi is arguing that the generalized nature of the SR 86 checkpoint stops are a violation of his constitutional rights.
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Last year, U.S. District Judge William Pauley refused to dismiss Ganek's lawsuit, which claims the search violated his Constitutional rights.
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"Like men, women also have the constitutional rights to offer worship according to their belief," they said in their petition.
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The report finds that officers used excessive force, conducted unlawful stops and targeted blacks in violation of residents' constitutional rights.
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Aaron Rugh had determined that Czaplak played a key role in violating Gallagher's constitutional rights before his trial kicked off.
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"It is protestors who are under attack," said Meeropol, who works at the Center for Constitutional Rights in New York.
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" "These cases recognize that when we protect the constitutional rights of the few, it inures to the benefit of all.
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Ingraham painted the current political climate as a fight between conservatives and socialist liberals, claiming constitutional rights are at risk.
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But at a deeper level, our constitutional rights aren't worth all that much if there's no mechanism for enforcing them.
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The Supreme Court has historically declared that it is "intolerable" to force a citizen to choose between two constitutional rights.
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According to federal judge Michael Barrett, of the Southern District of Ohio, such concerns are outweighed by peoples' constitutional rights.
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In a system that already disproportionately prosecutes people of color, hedging the constitutional rights of defendants can be particularly harmful.
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"We should not force them to make this choice, the choice between their health and their constitutional rights and duties."
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Southern Democrats opposed racial equality and used violence, intimidation and fraud to strip African Americans of their newfound constitutional rights.
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"Georgia citizens tried to exercise their constitutional rights and were still denied the ability to elect their leaders," she said.
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Iraq will remain one state, but also respecting the-, the constitutional rights that Kurdistan Region has, in the Iraqi Constitution.
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But Mr. Arpaio was an elected official who defied a federal court's order that he stop violating people's constitutional rights.
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Darius Charney, a lawyer with the Center for Constitutional Rights and the lead lawyer in the initial case, Floyd v.
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Immigration reform and reproductive Justice are intrinsically tied into our constitutional rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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"Our actions today will protect the constitutional rights of students, teachers, and faith-based institutions," DeVos said in a statement.
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Conservatives who fought against nationalization of constitutional rights may benefit from it now that the court is on their side.
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In June, a bipartisan team of legislators put forward the ENCRYPT Act (Ensuring National Constitutional Rights for Your Private Telecommunications).
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As you might suspect, the Constitution does not really authorize the courts to discriminate among constitutional rights in that way.
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"We never intended to violate anyone's constitutional rights," Lartigue told local media after the Justice Department issued its 20183 report.
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The FOP, for example, has tried to punish lawyers who argue in favor of the constitutional rights of the condemned.
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While using methods designed to keep us safe, the Obama administration was trampling on the law and our constitutional rights.
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Planned Parenthood said the law violated its constitutional rights, arguing it was being denied funds "in retaliation for" offering abortions.
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According to the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR), Ba Odah doesn't know why he was picked up by Pakistani authorities.
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In June, the city of Columbus was added to the lawsuit because Daniels claimed the city violated her constitutional rights.
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Justice Postel was later admonished by an appeals court for violating news organizations' constitutional rights to report on the trial.
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"It's important that courts are looking closely at how searches of digital devices affect our constitutional rights," the ACLU's Williams said.
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Essentially, the courts in both 2016 and 2018 were investigating whether Gutierrez provided defense so inadequate it violated Syed's constitutional rights.
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Beyond the political or electoral implications, the fundamental issue here is that people's basic constitutional rights are being treated with carelessness.
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"We are disappointed in the result, and feel it is overly broad and violates Mr. Lutfi's constitutional rights," the statement read.
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"Blocking people's access to their genomic data has the potential to deprive them of these and other constitutional rights," she concludes.
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"We are disappointed in the result, and feel it is overly broad and violates Mr. Lutfi's constitutional rights," the statement said.
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In fact, if we find people are violating folks constitutional rights, they won't be able to use the services any longer.
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As several of the Fifth Circuit judges wrote in their ruling, constitutional rights do "not protect all people in all places".
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Dassey's attorneys have been arguing that his coerced confession was false and his constitutional rights were violated throughout the investigation process.
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Tigar's ruling came in response to legal action brought by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Center for Constitutional Rights.
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It was not appropriate to single out the Parkland students, but I stand firm in my defense of our constitutional rights.
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Today, US District Judge ruled that the government can't avoid a lawsuit alleging that its surveillance operations violate citizens' constitutional rights.
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Every American should be offended by his assault on the fair administration of justice and his disdain for basic constitutional rights.
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But rounding up, detaining and deporting millions of immigrants, while respecting their constitutional rights and due process, takes time and money.
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Kraft's lawyers have maintained that releasing the video would violate his constitutional rights and hamper his chance for a fair trial.
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"However, if they're raising up a generation of graduates with an upside-down version of our constitutional rights, that's everybody's problem."
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El Salvador this month considered declaring a nationwide state of emergency to combat gang violence, including suspension of some constitutional rights.
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Let us all be clear: "National security" must never again be permitted to justify wholesale denial of constitutional rights and protections.
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Kraft's lawyers maintain that releasing the video would violate his constitutional rights and reduce his chances of having a fair trial.
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The filing accused the federal government of seeking "dangerous power" through the courts and of trampling on the company's constitutional rights.
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This followed a lawsuit launched by campaign group the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) in defense of the inmates' constitutional rights.
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"[T]here is not an actual channel for whistleblowers [to report] egregious abuses of our constitutional rights and liberties," she said.
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Chauniqua Young, New York City–based attorney I was tear-gassed along with my colleagues [from the Center for Constitutional Rights].
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The media and Trump's political foes reacted by pointing out that such a move would infringe constitutional rights to free speech.
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Meanwhile, Meng's lawyers are now suing Canadian authorities, alleging they arrested, detained and searched her in violation of her constitutional rights.
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Her research focuses on balancing national security and constitutional rights, which makes her pretty well-positioned to evaluate the president's claim.
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Civil liberties groups immediately denounced the executive order, and the Center for Constitutional Rights said it would file a legal challenge.
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And when it comes to the law and constitutional rights, a "good enough" translation doesn't cut it, a judge has ruled.
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Flynn's response is expected to note that he is invoking his constitutional rights and it is not an admission of guilt.
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Constitutional rights to due process and fair trial procedures apply to anyone living in the United States, citizen and noncitizen alike.
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The lawsuit said the county's order banning unvaccinated children from schools regardless of religious or medical exemptions violated their constitutional rights.
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Trump's pardon for Arpaio negated the findings that Arpaio -- a law enforcement officer -- violated constitutional rights with his racial-profiling practices.
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Rather, it is to stick to the meaning of the law as written and defend our constitutional rights from governmental encroachment.
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The judge in the case, Tanya Chutkan, pressed the government to declare whether Doe had been advised of his constitutional rights.
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Missouri has chosen the unfortunate route of violating the constitutional rights of these producers and this law should be struck down.
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They argued that the half-dozen adultery charges against Colonel Caughey should be thrown out because they violate his constitutional rights.
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He often failed to exercise the principled judgment, leadership, and discretion needed to recognize the constitutional rights of women and girls.
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There is no patriotism for this flag without a belief in those Constitutional Rights that were adopted from the Iroquois constitution.
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I want to make sure that time spent behind bars does not entail a stripping of your civic and constitutional rights.
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The Court is being asked to rule on whether the collection of the cell-phone company's records violated his constitutional rights.
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If justice prevails, if my Constitutional rights are upheld, I will be forced to go neither to the Army nor jail.
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Whether someone is detained on charges or convicted and serving a prison sentence, everyone has legal and constitutional rights to lawyers.
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Rather, it must play a central role in our checks-and-balances system that protects all of our fundamental constitutional rights.
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Opponents to the law argue that the bill infringes on constitutional rights to carry firearms and claim it won't prevent crime.
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The company also sued Canadian authorities earlier, alleging that Meng was arrested, detained and searched in violation of her constitutional rights.
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They argue that the federal government is depriving them of their constitutional rights by not working to stop catastrophic climate change.
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The suit alleges that the climate change caused by fossil fuels is violating their constitutional rights by destroying public trust resources.
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The lawyers there say the ordinance is an "affront to gardeners everywhere" and denies the Miami Shore couple their constitutional rights.
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Even the American Civil Liberties Union, which traditionally defends groups' and individuals' constitutional rights regardless of ideology, seems roiled by events.
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Challengers to Wisconsin's lines told the justices in October that the GOP-drawn lines violated their constitutional rights to equal protection.
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Since then our politics, and our evolving constitutional rights, have been shaped by the articulation and settling of grievances writ large.
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The complaint filed in court said that Rockland County officials violated the children's constitutional rights by forcing them to stay home.
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The Hungarian Front was forced to disband by the government in 2009 because it violated the constitutional rights of minority groups.
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L.G.: Your comment reflects a misunderstanding of federalism, which does not mean that states are simply free to disregard constitutional rights.
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Not only are they stripped of their constitutional rights, but even labor activists do not take their needs seriously as workers.
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They sought, still, the fulfillment of the constitutional rights secured for black children of the county more than 60 years ago.
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The justices ruled that requiring hospital admitting privileges placed an undue burden on women seeking an abortion, violating their constitutional rights.
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In October, a federal judge ruled that Bailey's lawsuit claiming discrimination and a breach of her constitutional rights could go ahead.
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"Together, we're not only are we defending our Constitutional rights, we're also defending religion itself, which is under siege," Trump said.
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"Business Roundtable supports practical and effective solutions that bolster public safety and protect the constitutional rights of gun owners," it said.
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In the brief Paxton said Trump's executive order falls within the president's executive powers and does not violate any constitutional rights.
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In her order Friday, Chutkan said ORR's policies infringe on the constitutional rights of unaccompanied immigrant teens to obtain an abortion.
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And the report concluded that police repeatedly violated basic constitutional rights, particularly those shielded by the First Amendment and Fourth Amendment.
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The specific question in the case is wonky, but it has sweeping implications for how we think about the real-world value of constitutional rights: Should the Supreme Court apply the rule announced in Bivens to situations where a U.S law enforcement officer on American ground violates the constitutional rights of a foreign national on foreign soil?
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" Lynch added, "But residents of Ferguson have suffered the deprivation of their constitutional rights – the rights guaranteed to all Americans – for decades.
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According to the AP, Thomas questioned a lawyer from the Justice Department about whether violating a law suspends a person's constitutional rights.
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Fogle's filing claims that his constitutional rights were violated because he was pressured into entering guilty pleas under threat of financial ruin.
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"Americans don't apologize -- not even to presidents or vice presidents -- for the lawful and proper exercise of their constitutional rights," Romero said.
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California Congressman Ted Lieu has introduced the "Ensuring National Constitutional Rights for Your Private Telecommunications Act of 2016," which we'll call ENCRYPT.
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Once you enter the United States, once you cross, whether you are a citizen or not, you have the same Constitutional rights.
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"This is the loss of our constitutional rights here in Charlottesville," he shouted, as officers led him away in plastic hand ties.
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" Americans for Prosperity, the conservative political advocacy group backed by Charles Koch, said the bill "would erode the constitutional rights of workers.
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Perhaps the most stirring part of Justice Misra's statement was the assertion that "majoritarian views and popular morality cannot dictate constitutional rights".
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"The court is rightly protecting this U.S. citizen's constitutional rights and checking the Trump administration's excessive claims of executive power," he said.
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Republicans oppose the gun bill because they argue it will sweep up innocent people unfairly, prompting them to lose their constitutional rights.
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Meanwhile, the Chicago Police's spotty record on civil and constitutional rights is costing the cash-strapped city hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The court's decision would save lives, added Baher Azmy of the Center for Constitutional Rights, which joined the ACLU in the lawsuit.
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"Given the gravity of the harm at issue, the need to expend resources cannot outweigh these threats to constitutional rights," Friedman wrote.
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Voting rights advocates said election officials have violated voters' constitutional rights for failing to give voters a chance to fix the problem.
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Separately, Meng's defense has filed a lawsuit against Canadian authorities alleging the Huawei CFO was arrested and detained against her constitutional rights.
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How do you do this, thread the needle between the uses of intelligence, vetting people, protecting the fourth amendment, their constitutional rights.
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The man&aposs constitutional rights to protect himself should be guiding it and he should be treated the same as everybody else.
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We know - know outright judges were lied to and literally the single biggest intrusion into a person&aposs constitutional rights-- JORDAN: Yes.
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An Australian lawyer on the case, Greg Barns, says the claim seeks to ensure detainees "don&apost have those constitutional rights breached."
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Kraft's lawyers have maintained that releasing the video would violate their client's constitutional rights and hamper his chance for a fair trial.
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Trump unblocked some additional Twitter users after a federal judge in May said preventing people from following him violated individuals constitutional rights.
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Since the PLRA became law, tremendous burdens have been placed on prisoners wishing to file suit for violations of their constitutional rights.
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As is well-known, Clapper lied to Congress about a serious violation of the constitutional rights of tens of millions of Americans.
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We shouldn't penalize people who choose to exercise lawfully their constitutional right to bear arms by stripping them of other constitutional rights.
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Porter's lawyers have said that forcing him to testify at the trial of another officer, Caesar Goodson, violated their client's constitutional rights.
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A federal judge just ruled Dassey's constitutional rights were violated when he was grilled, then tried for the murder of Teresa Halbach.
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The move had left at least a dozen protest groups without prime venues, a violation of Americans' constitutional rights, fund officials said.
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The police did an effective job for those who commanded them to deny people their constitutional rights of political speech and assembly.
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Both called for Saipov to be denied his constitutional rights, be labelled as an enemy combatant, and possibly be sent to Gitmo.
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The Senate, where Democrats and some conservatives say the rule restores customers' constitutional rights to due process, has been slower to act.
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But a federal judge just blocked the law, saying it defies Supreme Court precedents and "unequivocally" infringes upon a woman's constitutional rights.
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"We oppose bringing Guantánamo into the United States," Wells Dixon, a senior staff attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights, told Refinery29.
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Sixty-five percent of Americans believe that ethnic minorities and women do not always experience the constitutional rights they are entitled to.
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The Senate should act swiftly to confirm Kavanaugh so that he can begin protecting our constitutional rights and the separation of powers.
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Corporations get involved in politics and assert constitutional rights not because they're seeking dignity and the kind of freedom we're looking for.
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Yet a few people like Christy Blanchford, a Covington resident and physician, objected to the denial of the Muslim group's constitutional rights.
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A federal judge recently ruled the watchlist violated the constitutional rights of American citizens who were included, The New York Times reported.
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College Republicans at GMU said they will hold a "peaceful protest to support our Constitutional rights" before the event, according to Townhall.com.
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The sniper's target was not the nonviolent protesters but the police officers who were protecting those concerned citizens and their constitutional rights.
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Beyond its lack of a factual or legal basis, Mr. Smith's subpoena sets a dangerous precedent because it violates our constitutional rights.
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"Furthermore, COA and the Host Committee are not state agencies and therefore do not risk violating Plaintiffs' constitutional rights," the judge continued.
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Backed by the powerful gun lobby, many members of Congress see controls of weapons sales as a threat to Americans' constitutional rights.
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According to the Center for Constitutional Rights, the policy lead to 575,000 stops in a single year at its peak in 2009.
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The case is proceeding, but the editors were released from jail after the court determined that their constitutional rights had been violated.
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For seven years, millions of Americans, we've been struggling, wages have been stagnating, people are hurting, our constitutional rights are under assault.
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I have insisted on applying the "other foot" test and the golden rule to my advocacy of civil liberties and constitutional rights.
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The ACLU rejects the idea that they are a partisan institution, positioning themselves as protectors of constitutional rights without a political agenda.
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"Prisoners retain fundamental constitutional rights to communicate with others and have family relationships free from undue interference by the government," she said.
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Six homeless people who had been convicted under the laws sued the city in 2009, saying their constitutional rights had been violated.
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But the 14th Amendment, which was ratified after the Civil War, promised to extend the constitutional rights to the state level too.
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Born in slavery in Mississippi in 1862, Wells grew up during Reconstruction, when constitutional rights were extended to formerly enslaved African-Americans.
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He believes he is entitled to a higher status and the exercise of constitutional rights because of his career choices and wealth.
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Today, Pete Strzok is fighting back, and sending a message that the Administration's purposeful disregard for constitutional rights must not be tolerated.
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Even more alarming is enshrining the state of emergency in ordinary law, resulting in a permanent curb on French citizens' constitutional rights.
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What does that mean for the development of the law or for the civil and constitutional rights of gay and transgender Americans?
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The state itself is obligated to inform the suspect of his constitutional rights so that they are not waived out of ignorance.
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This administrative tribunal has been invalidating patents willy-nilly without respecting the basic constitutional rights of all U.S. citizens in their property.
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The Tennessee Supreme Court called Jones and Weirich's failure to disclose Hammack's note before trial a ''flagrant violation'' of Noura's constitutional rights.
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City of New York that the tactics underlying the city's stop-and-frisk program violated the constitutional rights of people of color.
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The constitutional rights of the thousands of black people who experienced multiple physical invasions and unwanted touching were irrelevant to Mike Bloomberg.
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"We must have access to that information to represent our client consistently with his constitutional rights and our ethical obligations," she said.
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"And now to be treated as a second-class citizen?" said Mr. Qatabi, 37, who works for the Center for Constitutional Rights.
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Democrats and progressive groups have long called for action on forced arbitration, which they say denies defrauded customers of basic constitutional rights.
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They claim federal agencies are violating their constitutional rights to "life, liberty and property" by pursuing actions that promote fossil fuel use.
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This means there's no evidence to show that Shelby violated Crutcher's constitutional rights with "deliberate and specific intent" to do something illegal.
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Attorneys haven't just argued against Lopez lacked constitutional rights — they've fought his widow, Claudia Linares, since she's an undocumented immigrant, as well.
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"He will instead invoke his constitutional rights not to testify under the First and Fifth Amendments of the Constitution," the letter said.
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It would be preferable, of course, for the federal government to fulfill its role as a leading protector of basic constitutional rights.
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"Just because she's here illegally doesn't mean she doesn't have constitutional rights," Chutkan said, adding she was "astounded" by the administration's position.
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Lee Rowland, a senior staff attorney at the ACLU, explained: Constitutional rights — particularly that very First Amendment — are pretty robust, on paper.
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Connecticut judges ruled that the in-court identification violated Dickson's constitutional rights to fair legal process because the identification was unnecessarily suggestive.
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"The residents of Ferguson have suffered the deprivation of their constitutional rights — the rights guaranteed to all Americans — for decades," Ms. Lynch said.
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More than 21956 million US citizens live in Puerto Rico with fewer constitutional rights than anyone living in one of the 533 states.
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" Texas Congressman Bill Flores also backed the change, saying the panel is "out of control, we don't even get constitutional rights, constitutional protections.
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Interim measures are a hallmark of Title IX; survivors say they need them, while others call them a clear violation of constitutional rights.
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Instead, the supposed right to abortions sprang from the imaginations of liberal activists who invented nonexistent constitutional rights to advance their ideological agenda.
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"Individuals are entitled to asylum if they cross between ports of entry," said Baher Azmy, a lawyer for the Center for Constitutional Rights.
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"In Heller, the Supreme Court unequivocally asserted that the 'enshrinement of constitutional rights necessarily takes certain policy choices off the table,'" Leon wrote.
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The Supreme Court ruled that the town, though privately owned, functioned like a traditional municipality and needed to respect the proselytiser's constitutional rights.
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"Ukraine's Constitution states that citizens have equal constitutional rights and freedoms," it said in a post on its Facebook page on Sunday morning.
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"We hope that going forward the board will join us to uphold the constitutional rights of voters and increase participation in future elections."
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Ron Wyden's effort to hold the Department of Homeland Security accountable, joining his words of caution about violating the constitutional rights of Americans.
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After ongoing protests of the policy, a federal judge ruled in 2013 that the NYPD's stop-and-frisk policy violated citizens' constitutional rights.
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Civil liberties groups are worried that some schools might be going too far in their punishment threats — potentially infringing on students' constitutional rights.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, Southern Poverty Law Center and Center for Constitutional Rights filed the suit in federal court in San Francisco.
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In August 2013 a federal judge ruled that the NYPD's stop-and-frisk policy violated the constitutional rights of minorities in New York.
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Although Britain is one of a handful of countries where LGBT people have equal constitutional rights, discrimination and abuse remain rife, say activists.
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We're going to be dealing with other legal procedures that are available to avail Michael of any and all of his constitutional rights.
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Robinson argued that this was proof the grand jury wasn't presented with information specific to her client, in violation of their constitutional rights.
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Unions and their allies should challenge unequal restrictions on free speech and assembly as the violations of workers' constitutional rights that they are.
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Of course, Flynn is exercising his constitutional rights against self incrimination and his move should not be seen as an admission of guilt.
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But last week, their lackadaisical respect for privacy and the basic constitutional rights of a vulnerable person reached a new, more disturbing low.
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But he's also inheriting a post-9/11 domestic security state that's responsible for massive, countless violations of Americans' civil and constitutional rights.
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"I think there's a violation of constitutional rights being implemented to minority players who choose to have a peaceful silent protest," T.I. said.
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The Indigenous Missionary Council (CIMI) rights group called on Bolsonaro to defend the constitutional rights of Brazil's native people to their tribal lands.
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In addition, there is a matter of constitutional rights and people's right to free speech even if it is foolish, wrong or irritating.
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Although Britain is one of a handful of countries where LGBT people have equal constitutional rights, activists say abuse and discrimination remain rife.
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" Clinton was also asked about comments she made Sunday on "Meet the Press," when she said an "unborn person doesn't have constitutional rights.
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"It's really business as usual at Guantanamo," said Wells Dixon, a lawyer at the Center for Constitutional Rights who is representing some detainees.
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They do not believe the mad actions of someone who commits a massacre should infringe their constitutional rights or capacity for self defense.
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He penned an opinion piece for The Daily Caller on Monday in which he accused the special counsel of violating his constitutional rights.
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The rule was opposed by immigration activists and civil rights groups including the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and Center for Constitutional Rights.
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In November, the U.S. Marshals Service released a 52-page report detailing extensive constitutional rights violations within the Cuyahoga County Jail in Ohio.
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It is pure McCarthyism to equate support for the constitutional rights of a person, or even a president, to complicity in his policies.
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Yet in many states, governors, attorneys general and lawmakers are undermining public employees, making it harder for them to exercise their constitutional rights.
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Civil seizure happens easily because technically the government's problem is with your property, which has no constitutional rights, not with you, who does.
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Ghita Schwarz is a senior staff attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights, and Silky Shah is co-director of Detention Watch Network.
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A guilty plea requires the defendant to make a series of statements that serve as a confession and to waive multiple constitutional rights.
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He said he wanted to show people that most gun owners are respectful, responsible people who just want to exercise their constitutional rights.
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It allows lawsuits in federal court against state and local officials who violate federal constitutional rights while acting "under the color of" law.
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This pardon sends the message that in the future law enforcement officials can ignore court orders or violate people's constitutional rights with impunity.
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Unfortunately, Congress has shown again that it is more consumed with pursuing politics than with legislating responsibly and protecting our basic constitutional rights.
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We urge President-elect Trump to select an Attorney General who is qualified to protect and defend the constitutional rights of all Americans.
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It said some constitutional rights applied only within the nation's borders unless the plaintiff had a "significant voluntary connection" to the United States.
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"There is a delicate balance and we don't want to infringe upon anyone's constitutional rights," Santa Clara Police Lieutenant Kurt Clarke told Reuters.
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But Ecuador's pursuit of mining and oil projects without the meaningful participation of indigenous groups continued to threaten their constitutional rights, she said.
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But Michigan still has laws that are among the weakest in the nation when it comes to protecting the constitutional rights of citizens.
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He is not worth undermining core due process and constitutional rights to add a few more years in prison as an insurance policy.
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But it's concerning that lawmakers continue to do little research around the legislation they support—especially when the consequences would erode constitutional rights.
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In short, I was under the impression that conservatives actually believed things about free trade, balanced budgets, character and respect for constitutional rights.
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Now, they are separately suing their schools, saying that teachers and administrators shamed or punished them for their protests, violating their constitutional rights.
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We should strengthen the constitutional rights that workers have against their employers, and rigorously enforce the ones the law already purports to recognize.
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Check out more videos from VICE: I've also heard you defend your inaction by claiming to protect constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens.
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Like 'Hey, can I be a part of something that I don't feel like I'm a part of?' and that's … basic constitutional rights.
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" Vincent Warren, the executive director of the Center for Constitutional Rights, said in a statement that "Gina Haspel should be prosecuted, not promoted.
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"Vice President Biden would nominate judges who would stand firm on upholding all of our constitutional rights, including a woman's right to choose."
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On Wednesday, the Justice Department put Alabama on notice over the state's "flagrant disregard" for the constitutional rights of inmates in its prisons.
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CNN has argued that the White House's ban is retaliation for his critical coverage, which amounts to a violation of his constitutional rights.
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Mike Moon, a Republican Missouri state representative, has introduced a bill that would classify a fertilized egg as a "person" with constitutional rights.
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If corporations are people, as the Supreme Court has ruled, and entitled to constitutional rights, they should not be treated better than humans.
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The FBI and law enforcement must be resourced properly and given the latitude to protect us, without the violation of our constitutional rights.
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Pam Spees, senior staff attorney at the Center for Constitutional Rights, said a Department of Justice official has confirmed receipt of the request.
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Instead of continuing to deny a U.S. citizen his constitutional rights, the Trump administration has an opportunity to do the right thing here.
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But we are also charged with ensuring that the people's constitutional rights, such as those found in the First Amendment, are vigorously protected.
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The lawsuit, filed on behalf of five transgender women who are now serving openly, says a ban would violate the women's constitutional rights.
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"Clearview's conduct violates citizens' constitutional rights in numerous ways, including by interfering with citizens' right to access the courts," he told BuzzFeed News.
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But the Arpaio case is different: The sheriff was convicted of violating constitutional rights, in defiance of a court order involving racial profiling.
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The judge found the officers' testimony "implausible," holding that the search violated Jacob's constitutional rights, and granted Jacob's motion to suppress the firearm.
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When those foundational immigration cases were decided, the court's jurisprudence on constitutional rights was undeveloped, as were the nation's social norms regarding discrimination.
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"You are asking us to go further," Kennedy told the detainees' lawyer, Rachel Meeropol of the Center for Constitutional Rights legal activist group.
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"The Department of Justice takes seriously any potential violation of an individual's civil and constitutional rights," Justice spokesman Devin O'Malley told the Journal.
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Last Thursday, the organization announced that it will no longer defend the constitutional rights of any group that publicly demonstrates with loaded firearms.
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Core constitutional rights are often protected under the highest standard of strict scrutiny, requiring a state to show a compelling, narrowly tailored interest.
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TCR and its Japanese partner are trying to do an end run around Texas law and violate the constitutional rights of its residents.
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If anyone has been proven to have violated court orders, violated state actions, and violated constitutional rights, they should be removed from office.
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Now, a new lawsuit claims that the policy infringes upon immigrants' constitutional rights in a deliberate attempt to speed up and increase deportations.
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Because our legal resources were now digitized, to continue to completely deny me access would have turned into an ugly constitutional rights issue.
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Rodgers, the Democratic write-in candidate, is among those who've said he thinks certain provisions of these laws infringe on established constitutional rights.
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The lawsuit accused the defendants -- the city, NYPD and the officers involved -- of assault, unlawful use of restraints and violations of her constitutional rights.
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"Obama has a small window left to secure a long-lasting climate legacy by protecting the youth of America's constitutional rights," she told me.
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"I will oppose any attempt by AG Sessions, the Justice Department & the Administration to turn back the clock on our constitutional rights," Lee tweeted.
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The ACLU warned Trump that it will be "eternally vigilant every day of your presidency" and will "never waver" from protecting Americans' Constitutional rights.
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"No one should have to fight through a mob of armed Communists to enter a public park and express their Constitutional rights," it adds.
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But because women aren't entitled to that, there is no reason for the court to even consider this a violation of someone's constitutional rights.
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On Tuesday, Poroshenko defended the introduction of martial law, saying there would be no restrictions on the constitutional rights and freedoms of Ukrainian citizens.
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"Ohio governors do not have the power to arbitrarily suspend federal and state constitutional rights or state laws as suggested," a Kasich spokesperson wrote.
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"Rutgers cannot fulfill its obligation to respect the constitutional rights of its students by putting those rights to a popular vote," the letter concludes.
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The court found Tuesday that the policy violates transgender prisoners' constitutional rights, specifically their protections against cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment.
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Daniel Ortner is an attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation, a national nonprofit legal organization that defends the individual liberty and constitutional rights of Americans.
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ACLU attorney Scott Michelman told BuzzFeed News that the case is about more than the privacy and constitutional rights of the three Facebook users.
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Bright claims that his constitutional rights were violated when officers told him to stop filming, and when officers searched the vehicle without his consent.
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"Government employees always want to save money and do less work, but that's not an adequate justification for infringing on constitutional rights," said Young.
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U.S., a pending federal case in which a group of teenagers sued the U.S. government for violating their constitutional rights by causing climate change.
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Viewers are reminded that hard work, activism and arguments have expanded access to constitutional rights in the past, and suddenly the future seems malleable.
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The lawsuit's essential argument is the law violates some patients' constitutional rights to due process and equal protection by arbitrarily labeling them terminally ill.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers claim that the alleged government misconduct rose to the level of gross negligence or violated residents' constitutional rights, two exceptions to immunity.
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Backed by the powerful gun industry lobby, many members of Congress strongly resist any restrictions on weapons sales, saying they threaten Americans' constitutional rights.
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"Today, Pete Strzok is fighting back, and sending a message that the Administration's purposeful disregard for constitutional rights must not be tolerated," Goelman added.
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Morgan's civil action, related monetary award and NTSB findings "bankrupted the defendant's constitutional rights and ability to get a fair trial," Glassman told CNN.
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The idea behind the law was about "respecting the public, respecting the family, and also respecting the constitutional rights of the officer," former Gov.
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Liberal justices voiced sympathy for the Democratic voters who challenged the Republican-drawn legislative map in Wisconsin as a violation of their constitutional rights.
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"One of our biggest fears is that these devices could be used to spy on protesters legally exercising their constitutional rights," notes the NYCLU.
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AP notes that many Afghan women are victims of domestic violence because constitutional rights for protection are often denied to women in the country.
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"Constitutional rights of women, those issues are going to be on the ballot on the midterm and Judge Kavanaugh underscores those issues," he added.
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While the Supreme Court provides a final check to defend constitutional rights, the Founders thought relying on the courts would be a rare remedy.
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A Reconstruction-era law known as Section 1983 generally gives Americans the ability to sue state and local officials for violating their constitutional rights.
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Civil rights groups argued the law violates the constitutional rights of Americans since it allows the government to spy on them without any cause.
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The key source of America's power and greatness is the belief in the importance of individual liberty, which is inherent in our Constitutional rights.
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She sued the officer over alleged violations of her constitutional rights to free speech and protection against unreasonable seizure and is seeking unspecified damages.
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Phillips claims that requiring him to provide the wedding cake violates his constitutional rights to freedom of speech and the free exercise of religion.
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No one should be deprived of constitutional rights on the shaky ground that the attorney general merely suspects the person might be a terrorist.
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It is time for a new approach to ending this behavior: federal oversight of prosecutors' offices that repeatedly ignore defendants' legal and constitutional rights.
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Throughout his judicial career, Kavanaugh has consistently defended Americans' constitutional rights, including the religious liberties of all Americans, as enshrined in the First Amendment.
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Just as the Colorado bakers were ruled to be within their constitutional rights, a groundswell of public opinion said they nonetheless were morally wrong.
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With regard to Officer Pantaleo's liberty, the second element that prosecutors would have to show is that Garner was deprived of his constitutional rights.
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In their lawsuit against Walker and the Washington, DC firm that issued the subpoena, Exxon alleges the request for information violates its constitutional rights.
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He was arrested and appealed, arguing his removal was a violation of his constitutional rights, as Georgia had no jurisdiction on Native American land.
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The Equal Rights Amendment, which would guarantee Constitutional rights apply equally to everyone regardless of sex, was three states short of ratification in 21971.
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MORE zealously used the "pen and the phone" to undermine the constitutional rights of all Americans as opposed to upholding the rule of law.
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Supreme Court judges agreed with the appeal court, ruling that Saeed's swabbing was done properly and humanely, and did not violate his constitutional rights.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) responded by filing a federal lawsuit seeking to overturn the new Florida laws, saying they violated Americans' constitutional rights.
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In Illinois, the Village of Robbins paid an undisclosed settlement in October after a judge found that a woman's constitutional rights had been violated.
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Majority rule is good when it comes to the democratic process, but it's not enough when someone's constitutional rights and liberty are at stake.
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Mr. Brennan, like so many other Americans, needs to continue to speak out and hold the president accountable to our laws and constitutional rights.
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These trainings inform you on what your constitutional rights are (regardless of your immigration status) and how to practice safe bystander intervention when needed.
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Within a year, Ms. Simon sued her interrogators, saying they had violated her constitutional rights by "arresting, threatening, harassing and detaining" her without justification.
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In his third conversation with Mr. Dershowitz, he referenced Mr. Dershowitz's comments in the previous evenings that the raid violated Mr. Cohen's constitutional rights.
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Still, he winds up on death row, the result of countless assaults on his human and constitutional rights that will continue once he's there.
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The secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) ruled last year that some FBI surveillance violated the targets' constitutional rights, the intelligence community revealed Tuesday.
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While at Berkeley, he argued unsuccessfully on behalf of a California soldier whose constitutional rights to freedom of religion, he said, were being abridged.
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But Mr. Charney, a lawyer for the Center for Constitutional Rights, said the lawyers in the Floyd case "vehemently disagree" with the monitor's letter.
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"Together, we're not only are we defending our Constitutional rights, we're also defending religion itself, which is under siege," Trump said at the Jan.
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The legal saga involved secret emails, the ownership of Florida's fresh water, and the constitutional rights to free speech and to petition the government.
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The following explains Trump's positions and the procedures followed in the past, and examines whether the current inquiry does indeed violate Trump's constitutional rights.
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The President has denied the charges and has asserted that what he did was, not only proper, but within his constitutional rights as President.
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For the past century, the edges of the parties have been defined by a debate about the political role and constitutional rights of women.
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Congressional oversight of the presidency is one of the most fundamental pillars of American government, but Giuliani thinks Congress' actions violate Trump's constitutional rights.
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" As a result, he said, lower courts are "failing to protect the Second Amendment to the same extent that they protect other constitutional rights.
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Huawei argued the law was unnecessarily punitive and singled out individual companies in violation of their constitutional rights in a lawsuit filed last year.
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"This was a galling disregard for the constitutional rights of defendants," said Michael L. Banks, a lawyer with the Philadelphia firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius.
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A judge overturned Brendan's conviction after ruling that prosecutors violated his constitutional rights, when, among other things, they interrogated him without an adult present.
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Don't tread: The ACLU has issued a travel advisory warning anyone who plans to visit Texas that their constitutional rights might be stepped on.
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"In the 2018 Election, Georgia citizens tried to exercise their constitutional rights but were denied the ability to elect their leaders," the suit notes.
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It's home to Maricopa County and Arpaio, who as sheriff was known for infringing on the constitutional rights of residents by assuming immigration status.
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Defining Judge Gorsuch As a judge on the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals since 2006, Gorsuch has narrowly interpreted constitutional rights and statutory benefits.
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Despite a severely underfunded public health system, Brazil offers its citizens broad constitutional rights to medical care, leading to widespread lawsuits for costly drug treatments.
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The court said in the Colorado case that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission expressed anti-religious bias in violation of the baker&aposs constitutional rights.
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He claimed that the California Coastal Act—a law enacted in 1976 to protect the public's access to the state's coastline—violated his constitutional rights.
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A month later, in June 1941, Korematsu, with the help of the ACLU, filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government for violating his constitutional rights.
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The climate kids' argument is multifaceted and nuanced, bringing in concepts of public trust doctrine as well as constitutional rights to life, liberty and property.
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The first is to leave it to individual companies and allow them to choose not to force their employees to sign away their constitutional rights.
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Merkel rejected this idea, saying it would breach the constitutional rights of lawmakers to have the freedom to vote for any chancellor candidate they want.
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The Human Rights Campaign, the US's largest LGBT advocacy group, says Trump's Supreme Court nominee presents a danger to the constitutional rights of LGBT people.
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A federal appeals court decided that allegations of violations of constitutional rights against the governor and more than a dozen other officials are admissible arguments.
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As we've reported ... they've gone above and beyond to continue co-parenting on the same turf ... and clearly same goes for exercising their Constitutional rights.
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They are charged with intentionally misapplying Port Authority property — the bridge — and with conspiring to deprive local residents of their constitutional rights to intrastate travel.
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" Thomas wrote separately to argue that the Court has a "habit of applying different rules to different constitutional rights — especially the putative right to abortion.
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"We were an American family now living in an internment camp, and our constitutional rights were taken away from us," Kuromiya says in the video.
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It is an unequivocal win for our customers, and we're pleased the DOJ has taken these steps to protect the constitutional rights of all Americans.
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He announced Thursday that he no longer supports Hyde because Republicans have taken "extreme laws in clear violation of constitutional rights" of Roe v. Wade.
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Such court-ordered testing would violate the nurse's constitutional rights, said the suspect's attorney, Edward Molina, during a court hearing Tuesday, reports The Arizona Republic.
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Anything more than that would suggest that the school is punishing students for expressing their political views, which is a violation of their constitutional rights.
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De Ritis then went to see the county solicitor, alleging that he'd been demoted because he refused to compromise the constitutional rights of his clients.
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Dassey -- convicted for helping Steven Avery in a murder chronicled on "Making a Murderer" -- was ordered released from prison after his constitutional rights were violated.
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" Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, speaking with Amanpour in Davos, Switzerland, last month, said the government stood "for the constitutional rights, and particularly for women's rights.
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We urge you to join us in reforming the law to ensure that the activities of our intelligence agencies do not violate our constitutional rights.
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Ever since those first civil commitment statutes were passed, scholars and lawyers have debated whether the laws infringe upon fundamental constitutional rights, including due process.
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"Passing this CRA will send a powerful message that federal agencies can't unilaterally restrict constitutional rights and expect to get away with it," Flake said.
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The lawsuit accused the school district and police of discriminating against Ahmed because of his race and religion, thereby violating Ahmed's civil and constitutional rights.
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The lawsuit claimed the Irving police violated Ahmed's constitutional rights when officers questioned him without his parents present, but Lindsay dismissed those claims as well.
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But through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, Detention Watch Network and the Center for Constitutional Rights received a detailed breakdown of ICE contracted facilities.
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These patently unfair and racist cases which justify the selective and discriminatory application of constitutional rights to its citizens in Puerto Rico, are stare decisis.
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Defense Distributed had argued that the earlier ban violated its constitutional rights to free speech and to bear arms under the First and Second Amendments.
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No other major presidential candidate in modern U.S. history, including Richard Nixon, had demonstrated such a weak public commitment to constitutional rights and democratic norms.
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It alleges that they violated several of his constitutional rights and also asks the court to dismiss his indictment and release him from solitary confinement.
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As head of the Center for Constitutional Rights, Michael Ratner oversaw litigation that, in effect, voided New York City's wholesale stop-and-frisk policing tactic.
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Any nominee for a lifetime appointment as a federal judge must believe in and uphold the fundamental constitutional rights — including reproductive freedom — of all citizens.
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In 1977, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that corporal punishment in public schools was not cruel and unusual punishment and does not violate constitutional rights.
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What's also needed is a new spirit of innovation in policing that endeavors to get the job done while respecting constitutional rights and human dignity.
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He devoted nearly 10 pages of his 27-page ruling chronicling how prosecutors purposely violated Gates's constitutional rights by deploying one racist tactic after another.
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However, it said the Turkish head of state and other leaders could not claim German constitutional rights to enter Germany, or in justifying their speeches.
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The court ruled that the school's refusal to allow the students to use the bathroom that corresponds with their gender identity violated their constitutional rights.
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To make our communities even safer, we need to focus on the real problems, not on taking away the constitutional rights of law-abiding Americans.
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This rule, an outgrowth of the Fourth Amendment bar on "unreasonable searches and seizures", deters police from violating citizens' constitutional rights when undertaking criminal investigations.
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The first—that we can bring down even the most powerful racketeer if we simply deprive him of his constitutional rights—is alive and well.
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It is an unequivocal win for our customers and we're pleased the DOJ has taken these steps to protect the constitutional rights of all Americans.
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She said she intends to fight the subpoena by arguing that it violates her constitutional rights, although she declined to say if she would comply.
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Asked to clarify her position, she affirmed her belief in legal abortion even on a baby's due date, claiming such children have no constitutional rights.
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The conditions are so severe that they effectively deny Alabama inmates their constitutional rights to be protected from "cruel and unusual punishment," the report says.
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Core members of Renegade Media just moved into a shared living space and are focusing on making a documentary about government infringement on constitutional rights.
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The team was sanctioned by the judge for violating the constitutional rights of Chief Gallagher, who was accused of killing an ISIS captive in 2017.
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"This court has long understood that it has a special responsibility to remedy violations of constitutional rights resulting from politicians' districting decisions," Justice Kagan wrote.
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Six Unknown Named Agents, the Supreme Court ruled that congressional authorization was not always needed in suits against federal officials claiming violations of constitutional rights.
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Color of Change and the Center for Constitutional Rights filed the lawsuit Thursday at the US District Court of the Southern District of New York.
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Mr. Trump's aides said at the time that he signed it because he did not want to deprive law-abiding citizens of their constitutional rights.
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A White House spokesman, meanwhile, called the special counsel's charges "unprecedented" and likened the charges levied against Conway as a violation of her Constitutional rights.
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Bundy on Tuesday sued President Barack Obama, U.S. Senator Harry Reid and the judge in his criminal case, accusing them of violating his constitutional rights.
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In his discussion with Mr. Dershowitz, Mr. Hannity then asked whether the F.B.I. had violated Mr. Cohen's constitutional rights or Mr. Trump's lawyer-client privilege.
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"We're happy to see significant changes that will protect the constitutional rights of innocent Internet users," said Christopher Ghazarian, DreamHost's general counsel, in a statement.
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"Ohio governors do not have the power to arbitrarily suspend federal and state constitutional rights or state laws as suggested," she said in a statement.
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For decades, conservatives have panned the very notion of implied constitutional rights, arguing that the court should stay within the confines of explicit constitutional guarantees.
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On the issue of legal representation for poor defendants, Sessions has made clear that protecting the constitutional rights of the indigent is not a priority.
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And when it comes to the constitutional rights of my people, the people I represent, I'm prepared to take a calculated risk on their behalf.
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The Supreme Court should review the case and declare that federal courts remain open when college officials enforce snowflake policies that violate students' constitutional rights.
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But a hasty American withdrawal will jeopardize for Afghans the future of hard-won gains such as constitutional rights, freedoms of citizens and democratic institutions.
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In the Court's view, this was open hostility to Phillips's religious beliefs — and that kind of hostility from a government body violates Phillips's constitutional rights.
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Anna Law, an associate professor and constitutional rights expert at Brooklyn College, said ICE is effectively punishing people who are trying to follow the rules.
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The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that an unborn child has no constitutional rights outside the right to life under the Eighth Amendment of the constitution.
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" He pointed out that Carhart also found that the Court "retains an independent constitutional duty to review factual findings where constitutional rights are at stake.
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The organization is requesting a hearing to "evaluate the conditions of confinement that are infringing the constitutional rights of inmates at the MDC and require the Defendants to supply information about those conditions" and appoint a "special master" to inspect the facility and "undertake the fact finding necessary to determine whether Defendants are protecting the constitutional rights of inmates in their custody," the lawsuit states.
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Superior Court Judge Laura Priver ruled Wilson had been deprived of his constitutional rights to a fair trial, vacating his conviction and ordering his immediate release.
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While dismissing some claims, Pauley said Ganek may pursue allegations that prosecutors and Federal Bureau of Investigation agents violated his constitutional rights by allowing the raid.
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We will continue to safeguard your constitutional rights and to work with you in the difficult mission of building a better nation and a brighter future.
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This month, lawyers with the Center for Constitutional Rights representing me and other Palestinians, including two villages, filed a motion to intervene in the settlers' lawsuit.
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Originally, 21 people, now ages 10 to 21, sued the government for contributing to climate change in violation of their constitutional rights during the Obama administration.
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More broadly, the states and DC are arguing that they have an interest in ensuring the well-being of their residents and protecting their constitutional rights.
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As Michael Waldman pointed out, just because you have the right to something doesn't mean it comes with no strings attached; even constitutional rights have limits.
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The ACLU said it is standard practice at the jail for transgender women to be housed with men, which the organization said violates their constitutional rights.
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Levandowski's lawyers argued in court yesterday that the judge's order amounted to "substantial economic coercion" to get Levandowski to waive his constitutional rights against self-incrimination.
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After all, NRA propagandists routinely claim some bogeyman—communists, zombies, "violent anti-second-amendment extremists" or New York's governor—threaten NRA members and their constitutional rights.
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The government says the new order only applies to people outside the United States who have not entered the country and do not have constitutional rights.
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Cruz addressed the economy and student debt as well, but he also mentioned many issues in his stump speech, including repealing Obamacare and protecting constitutional rights.
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The government should not lump large groups of people together and tell them, collectively, they're losing constitutional rights because of conditions for which they're seeking treatment.
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The challenges to the executive order, win or lose, are an appropriate way to test them against the constitutional rights that Americans fight so hard for.
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Every controversial Supreme Court decision is assailed by its critics as an affront to the Constitution, even as its supporters hail a victory for constitutional rights.
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Just as laws permitting collective bargaining helped build the American middle class, a vigorous First Amendment defense of workers' constitutional rights can help rebuild it today.
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"The Department of Justice takes seriously any potential violation of an individual's civil and constitutional rights,," Justice Department spokesman Devin O'Malley said in an e-mail.
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Further, 90 percent of Americans with incomes exceeding $150,000 believe their constitutional rights are upheld regularly, compared to 85033 percent of those with incomes under $25,000.
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If the court takes up Gonzalez-Badillo's petition, the justices would continue that debate and bring greater clarity to one's constitutional rights during a consensual search.
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Just like Neil Gorsuch before him, it's clear that Judge Kavanaugh will make another great justice, one who will protect the constitutional rights of all Americans.
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"They give their young workers Ping-Pong tables and take away their constitutional rights," said Cliff Palefsky, an employment and civil rights lawyer in San Francisco.
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" As opposed to a danger to democracy or a threat to constitutional rights, Trump, in Bacevich's view, is just a "clownishly incompetent and willfully ignorant buffoon.
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And, just as importantly, not in the lies and daily attacks on our constitutional rights that this administration carries out under the cover of Twitter fits.
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"Now more than ever, we have to make sure that we protect the constitutional rights of any individual being involved in that investigation," Mr. McCrory said.
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The Whole Woman's Health case has brought into focus how critical the November election is for protecting the basic constitutional rights of half of America's population.
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This demand impinges on our group's constitutional rights, and it would set a terrible precedent affecting many other advocacy groups were we to comply with it.
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Lower house member Htay Win Aung said the commission had "failed to prevent the abuse of human rights and to protect the constitutional rights" of citizens.
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A federal court says the law, which took aim at classes that state school officials said promoted "revolution against the American government," violates students' constitutional rights.
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To be clear, I am not asserting a constitutional rights violation in this case, rather that the law is not settled with respect to this issue.
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"Texas politicians have worked very hard to cut short women's constitutional rights to abortion," said David Brown, staff attorney for the national Center for Reproductive Rights.
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So when that government is violating the constitutional rights of millions of American citizens, and doing so in secret, and lying about it, that's scary. Right.
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The lower court found that the Texas GOP packed minority voters into two congressional districts in a violation of the voters' constitutional rights to equal representation.
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Garner, the court ruled that law enforcement is in violation of a person's constitutional rights when they shoot a fleeing suspect who isn't an imminent threat.
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" While the outcome of this case was "compelled," he said, "it is at least time to downgrade abortion to the same status as actual constitutional rights.
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State lawmakers voted on Thursday to end religious exemptions for immunizations, overcoming opposition by vaccine skeptics and others who said the measure infringed on constitutional rights.
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The justices heard oral arguments Monday in a case over a Sri Lankan native who has challenged his own deportation proceedings as violating his constitutional rights.
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El Salvador, which borders both countries, has imposed travel restrictions on its own citizens as well as foreigners, invoking emergency powers to suspend some constitutional rights.
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"This is not a political statement about constitutional rights," Christopher Ailman, the chief investment officer of the California State Teachers' Retirement System, said in a statement.
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The Justice Department argued that Mr. Trump operated the account in his personal capacity, so blocking people who irritated him did not implicate their constitutional rights.
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He participated in a shredding of constitutional rights, lied to Congress, and has been monetizing and making partisan political use of his clearance since his departure.
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A federal court on Monday struck down state legislative district boundaries drawn by Republicans five years ago, ruling that the lines violated Democratic voters' constitutional rights.
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Scott said after the Senate vote that he supports the legislation, and that it would protect citizens from gun violence without infringing on their constitutional rights.
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"Frankly, it struck me as insincere," she told me over the phone at the Center for Constitutional Rights, where she works as a civil rights lawyer.
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The lawsuit claimed the abuse was designed to punish inmates from Rikers who had been accused of assaulting correction officers, in violation of their constitutional rights.
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They don't think Bloomberg should be held responsible for championing and defending this blatant violation of constitutional rights, a policy that disproportionately impacted people of color.
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Terrorism watchlist: A government database that acts as a terrorism watchlist violates the constitutional rights of the U.S. citizens who are on it, a judge ruled.
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Of course, how to distinguish those constitutional rights which are fundamental from those that are not requires a degree of clairvoyance unavailable to most of us.
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But in what the ACLU calls a clear-cut violation of his constitutional rights, Lynch's defense team was not allowed access to the other men's photos.
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"The [manual] is not meant to be an exhaustive list of constitutional rights, statutory law, regulatory law, or generalized principles of our legal system," he added.
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The bill would prohibit states from making felons of law-abiding firearms owners who exercise their constitutional rights just because they travel across a state border.
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" In 1969, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that neither "students nor teachers shed their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression at the schoolhouse gate.
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"Many of the things that we take for granted as constitutional rights have come from decisions of the Court interpreting the Bill of Rights," she said.
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A video (here) on YouTube with the title "Biden: no ordinary American cares about his constitutional rights" has over 34,000 views as of March 4, 2020.
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These measures reflect the "personhood" movement, which is premised on the idea that an unborn fetus is entitled to the same constitutional rights as a person.
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Dudley Brown, president of the Colorado-based National Association for Gun Rights, said the gun-control movement seeks to have the government take away constitutional rights.
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Eight people in the nine-member task force have been charged with crimes that amount to massive abuses of power and repeated violations of locals' constitutional rights.
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"Forced arbitration deprives employees of their constitutional rights, and it forces employees who have been treated unlawfully to keep silent about what they have experienced," Fowler wrote.
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Therein lies the balance the lawmakers are attempting to strike between the constitutional rights of the accused and the duty to protect survivors after a traumatic event.
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Judge Allison Burroughs and Magistrate Judge Judith Dein ruled there was "a strong likelihood of success" that the executive order would violate the constitutional rights of immigrants.
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The presiding judge, Navy Captain Aaron Rugh, said from the bench on Friday that prosecutors and NCIS investigators had violated Gallagher's constitutional rights to a fair trial.
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A complaint filed Tuesday by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and Nelson says cutting short the hand recount would violate constitutional rights for votes to be counted.
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The federal government said, in documents submitted to the court, that it did not violate the plaintiff's constitutional rights under the due process or equal protection clauses.
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The Court appears to be overly concerned about Musk's constitutional rights, but his tweets fall clearly within the zone of commercial speech, where reasonable restraints are upheld.
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Confidence in one's good intentions is not a license to sacrifice property owners' constitutional rights to make their own decisions about whom they share their property with.
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Answering a series of questions from the United States Magistrate, Sheri Pym, Mr. Marquez said he had been informed of his constitutional rights and read the indictment.
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In June, the justices avoided a broad ruling on whether the practice violates the constitutional rights of voters and whether federal judges can intervene to rectify it.
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In the way that NFL players now are viewed as unpatriotic by Trump even though they are simply talking about police brutality and exercising strong constitutional rights.
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A U.S. Justice Department investigation in 2014 found their constitutional rights were routinely violated though inmate-on-inmate violence, virtual solitary confinement, and excessive force by guards.
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"Mr Zuma elects to exercise the full extent of his constitutional rights, which includes the right to appeal (this).. decision," a lawyer for Zuma told the court.
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Some government officials can be successfully sued in federal and state courts for damages if the plaintiffs can prove their constitutional rights were violated, legal experts said.
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Many local governments say they erode trust between immigrant communities and local law enforcement and put cities at risk of liability for violation of detainee's constitutional rights.
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Nearly five generations have passed since the Jones Act became law, and for a certain group of U.S. citizens, full constitutional rights have yet to be achieved.
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"We're currently facing a coordinated attack on our constitutional rights via the ballot measure process," Josselyn Berry of Progress Now Arizona, which backed the wage hike, said.
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Gregg Leslie, the group's legal defense director, said judges typically look into leaks only if they jeopardize the integrity of a trial or a defendant's constitutional rights.
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Despite 22 countries introducing same-sex marriage laws, the lack of equal constitutional rights means LGBT people are at risk of rights violations and discrimination, researchers said.
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What makes most individual constitutional rights fundamental is the unwillingness of the Supreme Court to allow those rights to be diminished by state and federal political actors.
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These reversals are usually the result of major errors at trial that violate the defendant's constitutional rights, such as prosecutorial misconduct, improper jury instructions and incompetent lawyering.
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Opponents say a hold, also known as a detainer, constitutes a violation of a detainee's constitutional rights, and their enforcement puts local authorities at risk of liability.
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U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves, an appointee of former President Obama, ruled that the Mississippi Gestational Age Act "unequivocally" violates a woman's constitutional rights, BuzzFeed News reported.
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"Her intention was for our residents to become familiar with their constitutional rights and legal obligations, and that is a perfectly legal message to share," he said.
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Tigar issued a temporary restraining order after hearing arguments in a request from the American Civil Liberties Union and the Center for Constitutional Rights (The Associated Press).
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This is not the first time McCarthyite tactics have been deployed to try to stop me from defending the constitutional rights of those with whom I disagree.
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Gun rights advocates and the National Rifle Association (NRA) argue that the age restrictions violate the constitutional rights of people between the ages of 18 and 20.
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KARLSRUHE, Germany/BERLIN (Reuters) - Turkish government officials cannot invoke German constitutional rights in seeking to enter the country for political appearances, Germany's Constitutional Court said on Friday.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs argued Friday that the current system is so unsecure and vulnerable to manipulation that it cannot be relied upon, jeopardizing voters' constitutional rights.
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"Today someone who has given so much to so many had his constitutional rights trampled upon," Brian McMonagle, one of Mr. Cosby's lawyers, said outside the court.
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We need state, local and tribal stakeholders involved in the decision making process to protect your constitutional rights; the right to property and the right to privacy.
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The appeals court, in ruling that the lawsuit could not move forward, found that the family could not bring a claim that Hernandez's constitutional rights were violated.
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By marching in protest and openly exercising their constitutional rights to voice their displeasure and indignation over the removal of Confederate statues, the demonstrators were seeking affirmation.
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"They're preventing legislators from exercising their constitutional rights and conspiring with the government to weaken Hong Kong's separation of powers," said James To of the Democratic Party.
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But they did uncover endemic bigotry among city officials, as well as policing that routinely violated black residents' constitutional rights, with brutality and excessive, often bogus, enforcement.
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When I have served on panels with sitting federal judges, they often balk at even discussing the scope of constitutional rights out of concern for these canons.
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In a concurring opinion, Judge Kavanaugh said the plaintiff, Amir Meshal, could not sue the officials for violating his constitutional rights because no statute authorized such suits.
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Six Unknown Named Agents, the Supreme Court ruled that such congressional authorization was not always needed for people to sue federal officials for violating their constitutional rights.
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There's concrete evidence that police departments and courts in cities like Ferguson and Baltimore have made it a practice to trample the constitutional rights of black citizens.
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"Immigration law cannot be used as a shortcut around the Fourth Amendment," said the Center for Constitutional Rights lead attorney Rachel Meeropol in one of her appeals.
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"No one misses the days of stop and frisk in New York," the Center of Constitutional Rights, a progressive nonprofit advocacy group, wrote in a statement Tuesday.
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She filed a civil lawsuit in Canada in March alleging that she was unlawfully detained and questioned for three hours without being advised of her constitutional rights.
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A U.S. Justice Department investigation in 2014 found inmates' constitutional rights were routinely violated though inmate-on-inmate violence, virtual solitary confinement, and excessive force by guards.
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In 2015, 21 young people sued the US government, alleging it was violating their constitutional rights by contributing to climate change despite knowledge of its dangerous consequences.
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"It's very clear based on the court's ruling that A.O.C. is violating my constitutional rights to free speech by excluding me," Mr. Hikind said in an interview.
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Richard Greene is an author, radio show host, communication strategist, civics educator, Founder of 279 for Change, former attorney and former Fellow at the Constitutional Rights Foundation.
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And there are sometimes good reasons for lawmakers to make adjustments to ballot measures, especially if voters use them to infringe upon the constitutional rights of minorities.
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When this lawsuit was filed, Mike Bloomberg did not respond by expressing concern that one of his policies violated many young black and brown people's constitutional rights.
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A man detained by immigration authorities in Seattle despite his protected status under an Obama administration program sued the government Wednesday for violation of his constitutional rights.
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Now, the gun activists' argument raises the unsettling possibility that the court will enshrine a more encompassing theory of constitutional rights for gun owners than for schoolchildren.
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In June, the justices avoided a broad ruling on whether partisan gerrymandering violates the constitutional rights of voters and whether federal judges can intervene to rectify it.
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Also, as Ghany notes, Priebus has shown a personal interest in FATCA, pointedly denouncing it as a violation of constitutional rights and protections afforded to overseas Americans.
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"The president has said repeatedly (the NRA) are patriots that love our country and care about our fellow citizens and constitutional rights," a senior administration official said.
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He has threatened the people who burn our flag because that in itself is a violation of the Constitutional rights the flag represents: the freedom of expression.
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During the 2008 campaign, Clinton echoed conservative talking points against Obama: You know, Americans who believe in the Second Amendment believe it's a matter of Constitutional rights.
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"Unfortunately, the majority continues to treat the constitutional rights of VA employees as inconvenient obstacles to evade, instead of fundamental civil service protections to uphold," said Rep.
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"We are concerned that there might be other grave sites out there," said Pam Spees, an attorney with the Center for Constitutional Rights, on the call Wednesday.
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In August 2019, Strzok sued the Justice Department and the FBI for firing him, alleging the move was politically motivated and a violation of his constitutional rights.
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As for Joe Biden's alleged quote, Reuters found no evidence that the Democratic candidate and former Vice President ever said, "No ordinary American cares about Constitutional rights".
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"What I want to do is to make sure that Americans can exercise their constitutional rights without putting their health at risk," Wyden said in an interview.
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In the civil case, a lower court judge rejected Swartz's claim of qualified immunity, and said Rodriguez could seek damages for violations of her son's constitutional rights.
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His interest in FISA reform, then, was only based on whether those reforms could be used to protect himself, not the American people and their constitutional rights.
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According to Saldivar, a strong message needs to be sent to the US government in order to affirm that our constitutional rights cannot be casually stripped away.
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Dassey confessed to helping his uncle Steven Avery carry out the rape and murder of Halbach, but attorneys argued that his constitutional rights were violated throughout the investigation.
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Former Brownsburg High School orchestra teacher John Kluge said the Brownsburg Community Schools policy goes against his religious beliefs and violates his constitutional rights, the Indianapolis Star reported .
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"The NRA will support any reasonable step to fix America's broken mental health system without intruding on the constitutional rights of Americans," the group says on its website.
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Even as our constitutional rights are stripped away in service of the president's anti-immigrant fearmongering, no one had ever been arrested for accompanying an asylum-seeker before.
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The Department of Justice remains firmly committed to protecting the civil and constitutional rights of all Americans, and will aggressively enforce all civil rights laws enacted by Congress.
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The lawsuit alleges the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) is holding Rosa Maria Hernandez in violation of her statutory and constitutional rights.
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The Trump administration has steadily expanded its argument that constitutional rights to religious exercise allow employers, shopkeepers, and medical professionals to ignore laws and policies that ban discrimination.
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A federal judge filed a preliminary injunction on Tuesday preventing a sheriff in Georgia from placing signs at three sex offenders' homes, saying it violated their constitutional rights.
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"We think that the focus has to remain on removing weapons from dangerous individuals, not on blocking all Americans from their constitutional rights," she told a news briefing.
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Today a man who has meant so much to so many; a man who has given so much to so many; has had his constitutional rights trampled on.
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Chutkan asked how that finding could overcome Jane Poe's constitutional rights and how the office could have more rights than a parent would in this type of situation.
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But Emmalee Kalmbach, Kasich's press secretary, said in a statement that Ohio governors do not have the power to suspend federal and state constitutional rights or state laws.
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The government of centrist President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski declared a state of emergency in the region on Wednesday that suspended the right to assemble and other constitutional rights.
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A "state-action" requirement applies to constitutional rights: if your neighbour or your boss or your parent tries to silence you, you generally have no justiciable constitutional claim.
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Every police department should engage impacted communities about the risks and rewards of new predictive technologies with official answers to concerns about transparency, racial bias and constitutional rights.
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But confidence in one's good intentions is not a license to sacrifice property owners' constitutional rights to make their own decisions about whom they share their property with.
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"The American people must be able to trust that their courts and law enforcement will uphold, protect, and defend their constitutional rights," said Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch.
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Why it matters: This move by the administration has reignited a legal battle over the constitutional rights of pregnant, undocumented teenagers in federal custody who seek an abortion.
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The ENCRYPT Act of 2016, or by its longer name, the Ensuring National Constitutional Rights of Your Private Telecommunications Act, would preempt state and local government encryption laws.
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She faces extradition to the U.S. But the CFO's lawyers are now suing Canadian authorities, alleging they arrested, detained and searched her in violation of her constitutional rights.
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As Motherboard anticipated, one of Apple's main arguments is that complying with the FBI's demands would violate its constitutional rights, particularly its First Amendment right to free speech.
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The lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court by Tilton and her firm Patriarch Partners accused the SEC of violating their constitutional rights to due process and equal protection.
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At issue was whether Border Patrol agents could be held liable for violating the constitutional rights of foreign citizens on foreign soil, while themselves operating on U.S. soil.
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The government cited Supreme Court precedent in arguing that people outside the United States and seeking admission for the first time have "no constitutional rights" regarding their applications.
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"He participated in a shredding of constitutional rights, lied to Congress, and has been monetizing and making partisan political use of his clearance since his departure," Paul added.
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In short, Winkler writes, the decision was "the culmination of a 200-year struggle for constitutional rights for corporations," not the "ungrounded invention" of a corporate-leaning Court.
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The American Civil Liberties Union filed suit in the United States District Court in Hawaii, charging that Honolulu was violating the constitutional rights of people struggling to survive.
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On Monday, the Supreme Court invalidated Mr. Foster's conviction and sentence because prosecutors had struck every black prospective juror at his trial — a violation of his constitutional rights.
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A First Amendment group sued Trump last month for blocking seven private citizens on Twitter, alleging that he is violating their constitutional rights to see the president's tweets.
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Absent clear violations of substantive constitutional rights, there are few formal restraints on congressional action, and recourse to the judiciary for relief from such action is extremely limited.
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County officials in at least four states are declaring gun sanctuaries in response to new restrictions which they believe infringe on Second Amendment constitutional rights, Reuters reported Monday.
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"The Government should not be allowed to claim that it is okay to violate a defendant's constitutional rights because of a design flaw in the building," Colon wrote.
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But the Tesla boss says he is "one of the top donors" to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), a nonprofit legal organization that defends Americans' constitutional rights.
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Even if the court does the right thing and rules that Mr. Williams's constitutional rights were violated, that will not fix the much broader problem of elected judges.
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The wiretap was disclosed at trial but the software hacking was not, said Lauren Gazzola, one of the defendants, who now works for the Center for Constitutional Rights.
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Jump forward three years, and the couple has taken the Miami Shores Village Council to court for what they perceive to be a violation of their constitutional rights.
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At the same time the new liberal majority is creating new constitutional rights, it would actively seek to strip away rights that are embedded in the Constitution itself.
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The Pennsylvania Republican party has filed a lawsuit asserting that their Election Day poll watchers have Constitutional rights under the First and 14th amendments to watch polls anywhere.
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Exxon sued to block the investigation in a federal court in Dallas in June 2016, claiming that the cases were politically motivated and violated the company's constitutional rights.
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That's a troubling conclusion, because government officers like Agent Mesa will have less of a reason to worry about the constitutional rights of those with whom they interact.
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"The committee's request raises serious issues concerning the constitutional investigative authority, the legitimacy of the asserted legislative purpose and the constitutional rights of American citizens," Mr. Mnuchin wrote.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller; Paul D. McGinniss, the state corrections commissioner; and several prison officials for $1.2 million, saying that his time in solitary had violated his constitutional rights.
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In a federal lawsuit, Mr. Villavicencio's lawyers claimed that he was a victim of racial profiling at the Army base and that the detention violated his constitutional rights.
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They have deprived Americans of some of the nation's most dogged, experienced crime fighters, falsely accusing whistle-blowers of criminal wrongdoing and mocking their invocation of constitutional rights.
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Advocates of the ban argued that it should be respected because it had been in effect for so long, and that the temple's celibate deity had constitutional rights.
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For as the Supreme Court itself once recognized, it is impossible to disregard the constitutional rights of students without ultimately damaging the republic to which they pledge allegiance.
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Around the nation, businesses like bakeries, florists and photography studios have said, so far with little success, that forcing them to serve gay couples violates their constitutional rights.
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A federal judge dismissed Baca's challenge, but the Denver-based 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last year revived the suit, concluding that Baca's constitutional rights were violated.
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The United States took no sides in Venezuela, Ms. Haley insisted, but she called on Mr. Maduro to "show respect for the Venezuelan people" and their constitutional rights.
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What we're talking about tonight is the systematic abuse of power, the weaponizing of those powerful tools of intelligence and the shredding of our Fourth Amendment, constitutional rights.
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Even when workers are fortunate enough to discover on their own that they have constitutional rights affecting their workplace, they run into additional roadblocks trying to exercise them.
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Sending her and Vincent Warren, the executive director of the Center for Constitutional Rights, back to America was a measure of how far Israeli political culture has closed.
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"I don't make a lot of public posts, but right now I'm shaking with anger," Ms. Ezie, who works at the Center for Constitutional Rights, wrote on Facebook.
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Although some federal courts will block flagrant violations of constitutional rights, Congress could try to impeach the most independent-minded judges, and Trump could replace them with loyalists.
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"We have constitutional rights as an individual, and the 14th Amendment provides that we cannot be discriminated against because all people are created equal," Ms. Ellis said Sunday.
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"If the bill becomes law, it seems quite likely that the state will be sued by Texans seeking to vindicate their constitutional rights," Robertson said in an email.
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"The constitutional rights of our citizens and our people need to be upheld at all costs, or our community will lose trust of our legal system," Wimberly said.
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The lawsuit provided by Zimmerman&aposs lawyer, Larry Klayman, accuses the defendants of conspiracy, defamation, and violating Zimmerman&aposs constitutional rights, along with a number of other complaints.
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That suit alleges that the school violated the student's constitutional rights by allegedly barring him from passing out Christian literature on campus outside two designated free speech zones.
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The suit says that a decision by the jail, made during the partial government shutdown, to cut off inmates' legal visits with their lawyers violates their constitutional rights.
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More than 40 years later, Congress passed legislation mandating apologies and reparations for violations of the civil liberties and the constitutional rights of those incarcerated during the war.
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Among these are ensuring that the peoples' legal and constitutional rights, such as those found in the First Amendment, are vigorously protected, and consumer protection laws are enforced.
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The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court, said the federal policies force the nation's third largest city to choose between its constitutional rights and funding for law enforcement.
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They have waited nearly a year for their police department to accept rules that would ensure their constitutional rights and that thousands of other police departments follow every day.
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The couple sued Thursday, accusing the state and the Trump administration of violating their constitutional rights by letting agencies use religious criteria to screen out would-be foster families.
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CNN's lawsuit, announced Tuesday, argues that Acosta's constitutional rights had been violated by Trump and five other members of his administration, as well as by the U.S. Secret Service.
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Bachelet said her proposal would allow Chileans to challenge in court any violation of their new constitutional rights, from free education to the representation of indigenous people in Congress.
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"The moment the government went beyond 24 hours of detention, any charges against him in any court would have been quashed for violation of his constitutional rights," he said.
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Last year, a Texas judge who repeatedly shocked a man to silence him during his own trial was reprimanded by an appeals court for violating the defendant's constitutional rights.
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Trump also expressed enthusiasm for bringing back/expanding stop and frisk, which is almost an explicit endorsement of police violation of the constitutional rights of black and Latino people.
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"Individuals are entitled to asylum if they cross between ports of entry," Baher Azmy, a lawyer for the Center for Constitutional Rights, told CNBC in response to the ruling.
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"Their individual circumstances do not matter [to the administration]," Baher Azmy of the Center for Constitutional Rights, one of the lawyers for the detainees, told BuzzFeed News on Thursday.
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In 1969, a judge ordered that activist Bobby Seale, a leader of the Black Panther Party, be chained to his chair and gagged, according to the Constitutional Rights Foundation.
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As president, Trump has drawn criticism for encouraging law enforcement officers to treat suspects harshly, up to and including what sounded to many like support for violating constitutional rights.
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Last year, the Supreme Court declined to hear a case challenging the legality of the COMPAS system, which argued that keeping the algorithm secret violated the defendant's constitutional rights.
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In response to the report, the White House argued that the "actions against Kellyanne Conway are deeply flawed and violate her constitutional rights to free speech and due process."
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This "can obstruct access to several constitutional rights, including the rights of people to food, healthcare, education and social security," said Aakar Patel, executive director at Amnesty International India.
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Under the agreement, the NYPD guidelines will now explicitly include language that advises authorities on practices including: basis for investigations, investigation duration and techniques and protection of constitutional rights.
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The demand for legal assistance is unceasing, pouring into the legal offices of the National Lawyers Guild and the Center for Constitutional Rights (my former and current employers, respectively).
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"The record at this stage of the proceedings indicates that Arkansas women seeking abortions face an imminent threat to their constitutional rights," Baker wrote in her 159-page order.
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And with the assertion that then-candidate Trump's statements about Muslim immigrants and tourists violates the 1st Amendment, these courts have now effectively extended Constitutional rights to non-citizens.
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The issue of gun ownership has become one of the most contentious in U.S. politics with conservatives adamantly opposed to any limitations on their constitutional rights to own firearms.
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LGBT+ organizations are fighting the new rules in the courts, arguing they violate trans Americans' constitutional rights including equal protection under the law, due process and freedom of expression.
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This taking of APR's property violates fundamental constitutional rights to equal protection under the law, due process, and the right to just compensation for the taking of one's property.
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Since the plaintiffs were not properly notified of the defect or bankruptcy filing, barring them from suing GM would violate their constitutional rights to due process, the court found.
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But the non-profit Center for Constitutional Rights conducted a study that found blacks and Latinos were nine times more likely than white people to be stopped in 2009.
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It would allow state bodies to appeal to the Constitutional Court against decisions by lower courts if they think the rulings infringe their constitutional rights or restrict their authority.
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In turn, this means that if the lower courts disagree over how to interpret the Constitution, the scope of Americans' constitutional rights would vary, depending on where they live.
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While it may not be unconstitutional on its face, he said, attorneys can still argue that the measure was applied in a way that violates a defendant's constitutional rights.
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But the plaintiffs in the lawsuit say the replacement bill still violates their constitutional rights to equal protection under the law and due process, according to the News & Observer.
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It's unlikely they'll continue the severe overreach of the last eight years, but will work to protect constitutional rights such as our religious freedom instead of stripping it away.
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"Our job is to assess how this nominee's decisions will impact the American people and whether he will protect the legal and constitutional rights of all Americans," said Sen.
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Since 2202 Puerto Rico has been an unincorporated territory as defined by the United States Supreme Court, which deprives American citizens in Puerto Rico of their full constitutional rights.
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But, subjecting someone to liability without fault or causation – which do not exist in these cases – violates the core progressive legal philosophy of standing up for one's constitutional rights.
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A coalition of groups, including the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Southern Poverty Law Center and Center for Constitutional Rights, filed a separate suit against the rule earlier Tuesday.
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The government's watchlist of more than 1 million people identified as "known or suspected terrorists" violates the constitutional rights of those placed on it, according to a federal judge.
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She denounced the legislation as "a nationwide assault on women's constitutional rights by ideological extremists," and proposed to enshrine abortion rights in federal law to supersede any state challenges.
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U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar issued the preliminary injunction in the challenge brought by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Southern Poverty Law Center and Center for Constitutional Rights.
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Even more so, the fact that a president openly discussed the freedom of sexual orientation and gender identity in terms of public policy and guaranteed constitutional rights is paramount.
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