Sentence examples for amendment rule from inspiring English sources

Could it not be argued that the knock-and-announce rule, a subsidiary Fourth Amendment rule, is simply not important enough to warrant a suppression remedy?

Suppose an officer's conduct is consistent with the language of a Fourth Amendment rule that a court of appeals announced in a case with clearly distinguishable facts?

As a final alternative, I would entertain the possibility of according the benefits of a new Fourth Amendment rule to the party in whose case the rule is first announced.

The Court in Christian Legal Society split on whether this no-viewpoint-discrimination First Amendment rule bans policies that restrict a certain kind of conduct (student groups' exclusion of students).

The majority and the United States set forth a policy-related variant of the causal connection theme: The United States argues that the law should suppress evidence only insofar as a Fourth Amendment violation causes the kind of harm that the particular Fourth Amendment rule seeks to protect against.

"It's clear that imposing such a Fourth Amendment rule would do nothing other than discourage the states from providing additional restrictions as a matter of their own state's law that may serve to protect citizen privacy interests above the floor that this court has identified as required," he said.

Modern constitutions identify in the text of the constitution certain provisions that are unchangeable and impervious to the amendment rules that political actors normally follow to amend the constitution.

Senator Schumer said he had been unaware that the amendment ruled out money for museums and theaters.

The unanimous decision, citing the First Amendment, ruled that the courts may not interpret internal disciplinary procedures or canon law.

But in any event, remember that, whatever First Amendment rules may apply, the media has no more First Amendment rights than the rest of us.

These same Fourth Amendment rules apply when the government is seeking information that a business happens to hold about its customers.