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In a ruling released in March US district judge Susan Illston said that NSLs suffer from "significant constitutional defects" and violate the first amendment because of the way they effectively gag companies that receive them.
And so I urge you to consider passing this amendment because of the message it will send forcefully and clearly.
I can say what I have to say about the Second Amendment because of the First Amendment.
Members of Congress who care about the environment, animals, or consumers should oppose the King Amendment because of the horrible effect the law will have on these interests.
Why is it that some individuals are pushed to make personal amendments because of the new year while others are self-evaluating and making adjustments as needed?
The potential changes may have raised the possibility that the plant would need to seek a license amendment because of changes to the steam generators' design, the lawmakers said the report showed.
"Mr. Levandowski argues that he is entitled to relief under the Fifth Amendment because production of the unredacted privilege log could potentially incriminate him.
Dan McGrath, executive director of TakeAction Minnesota, which opposes the amendment because of concerns it will reduce voting by the poor and minority group members, says his group has spoken with 300,000 Minnesotans in efforts to defeat the measure, about 10 percent of the state's voters.
Ultimately, Falwell's case failed under the First Amendment because of his status as a public figure and the satirical content of the offensive copy which had significant political and social content.
But, he added, the government cannot constitutionally protect his "aversion" to being exposed to such unpleasantness "because of the First Amendment".
When we recently wrote to the MTA to complain about the offensive "breast augmentation" ads, an MTA employee wrote back that "because of the First Amendment" the state agency cannot make guidelines to reject ads that are offensive or demeaning unless it would "imminently incite or provoke violence".
