"One type of corporation, those that are part of the press, might be able to claim special First Amendment status," he wrote.
"The eighth amendment undermines the status of the Irish constitution.
Firstly, most (74%) of the included Cochrane reviews published in 2010 were either updates or amendments (that is, review status of "new search," "edited," or "stable"), for which it is not known which version of the Cochrane handbook review authors might have consulted.
On the same day it passed this law, the parliament passed a constitutional amendment that also affects the status of the central bank.
The State Supreme Court dismissed the underlying case in 2002, but its decision and the various concurrences left so little clarity that it remains uncertain what exactly the constitutional status of the amendment is today.
And in Kazakhstan on May 13th parliament approved constitutional amendments granting Mr Nazarbayev the status of "leader of the nation", giving him the say over all policy moves, even after he leaves office.
As an aside, I have to wonder, if the Supreme Court decides that a corporation is a "person" with religious freedom under the First Amendment, where might that leave the status of women as "persons" with the right to equal protection of the law under the Fourteenth Amendment?
Actually, the status of the First Amendment is a good deal more complicated.
The status of that 1956 amendment is a matter for debate.
The legal status of such an amendment is highly debatable and has been compared by some in Congress to a revolutionary act.
