Sentence examples for amendment interest from inspiring English sources
"The voters acted in their own First Amendment interest," he said.
Citing other cases, Eagan writes, Where one individual does not have a Fourth Amendment interest, grouping together a large number of similarly-situated individuals cannot result in a Fourth Amendment interest springing into existence ex nihilo.
Over the last 40 years, courts around the nation have repeatedly recognized the strong First Amendment interest in protecting confidential news sources.
The question of whether the associational rights of political parties should take precedence over the state's countervailing First Amendment interest in encouraging broad voter participation is a closer call than the court's 7-to-2 split suggests.
In its decision striking down the 1996 law, the court declared a First Amendment interest in protecting the Web's "vast democratic fora... [where] any person with a phone line can become a town crier".
She said in a 15-page opinion that the Buckley precedent should be interpreted narrowly as not presenting "an absolute bar to expenditure limits," but as requiring only a high standard of proof as to why any particular ceiling should outweigh a candidate's First Amendment interest in unlimited spending.
The justices' skepticism about the weight of the First Amendment interests in the case was evident today.
The federal appeals court in Denver, in upholding the law, said there were important First Amendment interests at stake on both sides.
Worse yet, the decision disrupts the First Amendment interests of the millions of Californians who have participated in the recall effort.
A major copyright case argued at the Supreme Court last week tests Congress's power to expand copyright protection against First Amendment interests in having older works remain in the public domain.
But, he added, "the administration has acted in a manner that is, at best, indifferent to First Amendment interests" and "it's good to have conservatives as well as others saying that".
