Although the brief refers to the specific instance of California and the wording of Prop 8, it is difficult to see how this reasoning could be restricted to California alone.Why?
His brief refers to a 1991 Supreme Court decision in which the justices interpreted another federal law, the Civil Rights Act of 1964, to bar employers' "fetal protection" policies that kept women, whether pregnant or with the potential to become pregnant, from jobs that might endanger a developing fetus.
"As amended by S.B. 5, Texas's voter ID law both guarantees to Texas voters the opportunity to cast an in-person ballot and protects the integrity of Texas's elections," the Justice Department lawyers write in the brief, referring to the bill number of the new voter ID law.
"I think that this could still fail," the officer said at the briefing, referring to the American enterprise in Iraq.
"Would they take the case?" Mr. Phillips mused at the same briefing, referring to one along the lines of Bush v. Gore.
"America needs a raise," Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Calif). said at the briefing, referring to a raise in pay, not interest rates.
One law professor said that brief wrongly referred to the constitutional requirement that the two chambers have the approval from one another to break for more than three days and that the courts will likely be hesitant to intervene now.
Beethoven's Third Symphony, "Eroica," for a brief time referred to as the Bonaparte Symphony, was inspired by Napoleon's heroic promise.
Aside from the negative valence of the content, these comments were difficult to interpret as they were often brief, or referred to specific events without detail.
