If a house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is protected from state and federal projects like road widenings.
In a liberal democracy, certain choices whether to marry or have children; what, if any, religious faith we adopt are generally regarded as being so personal and profound that they are protected from state interference.
The section of that law that dealt with Wisconsin provided that hunting and fishing rights in "Indian Country" were protected from state regulation and action.
To Sherman, it seemed clear that these new cases were very different — that whereas in the delinquency cases children accused of crimes had to be protected from the state, in the neglect and abuse cases the state itself was protecting children, from their parents.
Like cigarette smokers before them, some vapers view their right to inhale as something that should be protected from nanny state interference: Earlier this year, a Republican congressman from California named Duncan Hunter vaped in protest during a debate over whether to ban vaping on planes, saying, "This is the future".
Nijhowne said: "More schools and universities could be protected from attack if state military forces and armed groups agreed to stop using them as military facilities".
Children have the right to be educated, to be healthy and to be protected from poverty – and States are obliged to safeguard these rights, under the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
20 It is thus imperative for HIV counselors to know and balance the right of the client to privacy and confidentiality versus the client's partner's right to be protected from infection as stated in universally recognized human rights in relation to HIV infection.
Or will it buy the arguments of the industry and the Bush administration that companies like Wyeth should be protected from such lawsuits in state courts if the products that caused the injury met federal regulatory standards?
