A broad amendment of the 1961 zoning resolution is long overdue, said Norman Marcus, former counsel to the planning department and a member of the zoning committee of the American Planning Association.
WASHINGTON -- The Senate is set to hold its first vote Monday on a broad amendment that addresses border security and other GOP concerns with the comprehensive immigration bill, putting the body in a good position for passing reform before the upcoming recess.
"From our point of view, this is an issue of broader First Amendment principle," said Lee Rowland, the A.C.L.U.
Mr. McCain said he was open to a suggestion made by Mr. Lott after the vote to negotiate an even broader disclosure amendment that could withstand House scrutiny.
Labor has given in-principle support for the broader citizenship amendment but Dreyfus said the information relating to convictions should be made public to show how many people could be affected by the law.
In this case, as in numerous "badges and incidents" cases, Justice Harlan authored a dissent favoring broader Thirteenth Amendment protections.
The Supreme Court has provided broad First Amendment rights to protesters.
"The spectrum of change India requires is much, much broader than amendments to the criminal laws," said Ms. Grover, the lawyer.
In all three cases, he and Justice Scalia traded places, with Justice Scalia joining the three women in pressing for broad Fourth Amendment protections.
Corporations have so much money that many people worry giving them broad First Amendment rights will drown out individuals' voices.
