Sentence examples for cases under section from inspiring English sources

Only the S.E.C. can bring cases under Section 304.

Most cases under section 1 of the Malicious Communications Act – relating to indecent and grossly offensive and threatening messages – are not prosecuted.

In an 8-1 ruling, the court said that private individuals can bring cases under Section 5 and that it covered "the subtle, as well as the obvious" state acts that deny people the right to vote based on race.

For example, in the entire history of statute from 1860 to 2002, there was only 30 reported cases under Section 377 that came before various High Courts and the Supreme Court since 1830.

The S.E.C. brought its first case under Section 304 of SarbOx in 2007.

The appeals court also set a high standard for the government to make a successful case under Section 1 of the act.

The only option is to register the case under Section 377, as Julie has done, which refers to "unnatural offences" – the same provision that makes same-sex sexual acts illegal.

According to Jamal, it is the first time the supreme court has heard a case under section 295-C of the country's basic criminal law, which bans insults of the prophet Muhammad.

Charles A. Rothfeld, representing the parents, appeared to have the better of the argument on the interaction of the two statutes, but he struggled to identify the theory that would allow his clients to win the case under Section 1983 should the Supreme Court allow them to invoke it.

"Jeff Sessions has not brought one case under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act since he's been Attorney General," he said.

The first, which is believed to be Wheeler's preferred option, would see the FCC monitoring any attempts to create a high speed service on a case-by-case basis under Section 706 of the Telecommunications Act.