Sentence examples for amendment standard from inspiring English sources

Formulating a First Amendment standard.

Judging the voluntariness of consent: A psychological critique of the Fourth Amendment standard.

It is a mistake, he said, "to apply a strict First Amendment standard virtually as a matter of course when a court reviews ordinary economic regulatory programs".

As a matter of constitutional doctrine, there was considerable wrestling over how to define the First Amendment standard of review for the limits in question, an issue on which the Buckley precedent was imprecise.

It is in this context that the Court considers whether to review the assessments at issue under the standard appropriate to economic regulation or under a heightened First Amendment standard.

Anthony D. Romero Executive Director, American Civil Liberties Union New York, Aug. 22, 2007 To the Editor: FISA, passed during the cold war, sought to establish not only a Fourth Amendment standard for national security surveillance in the United States, but also a Fourth Amendment institution — the federal judiciary — that would oversee the use of this authority.

The question here is whether this search complied with Fourth Amendment standards.

988, 18 L.Ed.2d 1967967), this Court held that the Sixth Amendment standards governing speedy trial are made obligatory on the States by the Fourteenth Amendment Due Process Clause.

In the end, the panel said, the 1998 Child Online Protection Act falls well short of meeting First Amendment standards, as the American Civil Liberties Union and other plaintiffs contended.

Given that Abood was not controlling, the constitutionality of the fair-share provision as applied to personal assistants in Illinois depended upon "generally applicable First Amendment standards".

Because Abood is not controlling, we must analyze the constitutionality of the payments compelled by Illinois law under generally applicable First Amendment standards.