Though extensive surveillance apparently doesn't trigger any constitutional concerns for Carson, when Stephanopoulos asked about blocking people on terror watch lists from buying guns, Carson worried about the Second Amendment.
It criticizes the legislation for raising "grave Constitutional concerns for speech protected by the First Amendment".
Not only do these foreign holdings, debts and future deals present imminent conflicts of interest for American foreign policy, but they also create an immediate constitutional concern.
They were significantly amended in committee to meet the constitutional concerns of a number of legislators.
But because subpoenas for reporters raised Constitutional concerns about press freedom, they rarely got approved.
"We understand the importance of protecting the public from an Ebola outbreak," the American Civil Liberties Union said in a statement reported by the New York Times, adding that the mandatory orders for isolation "raise serious constitutional concerns about the state abusing its police powers by detaining people who are exhibiting no Ebola symptoms".
While § 242 might present a viable candidate for targeting public corruption, § 241 presents substantial constitutional concerns if used in this context.
It argues that early American courts and legislators did not in fact tie constitutional protection for speech to a categorical judgment of its value, nor did the punishment of low-value speech raise no constitutional concern.
Far from avoiding a constitutional question, the court's ruling causes systemic dislocation in the balance of powers, thus raising serious constitutional concerns not just for the cases at hand but for the court's own view of its proper authority.
However, the use of data analytics in sentencing raises a host of constitutional concerns.
"It's clear that the government's conversion of a spying program that is justified on terrorism and foreign intelligence grounds into a tool for investigating ordinary crimes is one that raises deep constitutional concerns," said Patrick Toomey, a lawyer for the ACLU.
