Sentence examples for arbitrary statutes from inspiring English sources

Arbitrary statutes of limitation barred over 60 survivors from seeking justice, and light sentences for this felony crime means that a rapist who left numerous women with life-long trauma could be a free man in three years.

I read with great interest your editorial, in which you rightly point out that it typically takes years before child sex abuse victims are able to come forward about their abuse — many times after an arbitrary statute of limitations bars any claim against perpetrators and those institutions that have systematically covered up those abuses.

Still, most employers choose an arbitrary statute of limitations that is usually somewhere between five or 10 years.

The opinion of the Court points out how totally arbitrary the challenged statute is in operation.

The New York rule is not the patently arbitrary and discriminatory statute of Wieman v. Updegraff, 344 U.S. 183.

"They have protections in statutes against arbitrary dismissal," he said.

Is the collection process arbitrary because many IRS statutes are so complicated and unnecessary?

In our view the statute is arbitrary, unreasonable and beyond the power of the legislature.

Without the ability to prioritize bond payments, redemptions and rollovers, Treasury's threats of arbitrary enforcement of the statute, separately violates all bondholders' due process rights.

"In our complaint, we argue that the reckless choice to rescind DACA violated the constitution as well as federal laws that help ensure our government treat everyone fairly and transparently," said Becerra who also said the government violated federal statutes for making "arbitrary and capricious decisions for no good reason".

[n5] This case rests squarely on the proposition that "constitutional protection does extend to the public servant whose exclusion pursuant to a statute is patently arbitrary or discriminatory". 344 U.S. at 192.