And few would question the past success of law and economics in predicting the consequences of certain statutes, judicial opinions and policy proposals.
But the incident illustrated the potential unintended consequences of criminal statutes drafted using language that is silent regarding the state of mind of the defendant.
Be this as it may, as the first petition proceeded under the general law of master and servant, and the second petition asserted a right to recover in derogation of that law in consequence of the Kansas statute, it was a departure from law to law.
Greg Newburn, a policy expert at Families Against Mandatory Minimums (FAMM), argued that Woodall's situation is an unintended consequence of the gun statute.
Greg Newburn, a policy expert at Families Against Mandatory Minimums, argued that Woodall's situation is an unintended consequence of the gun statute.
In 2008 Ohio experienced an unintended consequence of a new statute that resulted in a brief period of overlap voting, when absentee voting has started and before the close of voter registration.
The plight of the "Elkhart Four", as the teens are now known, is a consequence of Indiana's felony murder statute, a law that allows participants in certain felonies -- in this case burglary -- to be convicted of murder if anyone is killed during the felony.
The abrupt change after 1993 in the number of stage 0-cases may be the consequence of the changes in the statute of the National Health Fund.
In it, Breyer urges judges to interpret legal provisions (of the Constitution or of statutes) in light of the purpose of the text and how well the consequences of specific rulings will fit those purposes.
Endlich, Interpretation of Statutes, § 178.
Quality registers are regulated by the Swedish code of statutes (2008 355) [ 2].
