On the contrary, it permits businesses to conduct their affairs without legislative interference, unless a compelling public interest is at stake.
Of course, a great recent example of legislative interference with speech on campus was the Oklahoma State Legislature's foray into investigating a lecture by evolutionary biologist and noted atheist Richard Dawkins, something for which the legislature has still stalwartly refused to answer.
Selection of the White House director should be a matter of presidential discretion without legislative interference, the Republicans argued, similar to that of the national security adviser.
The study, published in Contraception Journal, criticized Delgado's method and went so far as to write, in the conclusion: "Legislation requiring physicians to inform patients about abortion reversal transforms an unproven therapy into law and represents legislative interference in the patient physician relationship".
This would both remove the possibility of British legislative interference and pave the way for an attempted assumption of independence by Order in Council.
Of the propriety of legislative interference within the scope of legislative power the legislature [p448] is the exclusive judge.
There, for instance, is Samuel Taylor Coleridge demanding "legislative interference" because he was shocked by the quantities of laudanum (opium in alcohol) sold by country druggists to the poor.
Up to the 1930's, these labor market institutions were constitutionally protected by the Lochner doctrine, which prohibited legislative interference with individual employment contracts.
It had the right, beyond the possibility of legislative interference, to make any contract with reference thereto not in violation of law.
And it was consistent with his desire, after battling the Legislature for a frustrating six months, to govern by exercising the powers of the executive agencies under his control, without legislative interference.
