This is no different in principle to a preferential subsidy that should be challenged on grounds of unfair competition.In this section Free but dutiful Will Ocalan die?
Rules devised by the executive branch are often challenged on grounds that they violate an underlying federal statute or have been rushed through without proper vetting.
In effect, that brings divorce law in England and Wales (Scotland is different) closer to America's, where prenuptial agreements are routine but can be challenged on grounds of unfairness, deceit, impending destitution or duress.
However, this special status has been challenged on grounds of fairness, and it is unclear what considerations of moral principle could justify the status.
That possibility has been challenged on grounds reminiscent of Douglass's alleged opposition to Stevens's scheme, namely, that preferential treatment would undermine the self-reliance of its beneficiaries.
The new constitution bars the Constitutional Court from evaluating legislation on budget and tax matters unless they were challenged on grounds of basic human rights.
* Those who continue inflammatory rhetoric should be immediately challenged on grounds of ethics, morality and possible legality of incitement, defamation, libelous and sedition.
The election results were challenged on grounds of voter fraud, but surprisingly, the state Board of Elections, created by a law Goebel had sponsored and stocked with pro-Goebel commissioners, certified Taylor's victory.
The controversy intensified with the passing of the ACA and its mandate that birth control be covered by all health insurance plans, a requirement that was challenged on grounds of religious freedom.
