Just as the Good Mother concept is upheld so is the Bad Mother.
Both the Malolos Constitution of 1899 and the 1935 Constitution clearly stipulated civilian oversight mechanisms to ensure that this concept was upheld (Agoncillo 1997).
However, we see that the Court's main underlying concern may not be the preference of the convict or the victim's family but rather the concept of upholding the protections of the Constitution and making sure the death penalty is applied in the same procedural way in every case.
Patrick Culligan, one of Mr. Hayes's lawyers, acknowledged during a hearing here that the death penalty remained on the books and that the concept had been upheld by the United States Supreme Court and the Connecticut Supreme Court.
The Delaware Supreme Court upheld the concept as applied to non-stock corporations in the ATP Tour case in May 2014 (ATP Tour v. Deutscher Tennis Bund).
It is concluded that Berg and others successfully upheld a concept of scientific integrity and limited autonomy even under Stalinism, and that, in an era of 'Big Science', no modernizing state could or can afford to emasculate these things entirely.
Two months later, ruling in a different fraud case, the Supreme Court upheld the concept of "scheme liability" -- a decision that gave clever lawyers a way around the court's earlier protection of third parties from liability claims.
At one high school, students were discussing the Plessy v. Ferguson case of 1896, in which the United States Supreme Court upheld the concept of separate but equal facilities for blacks and whites.
The problem that the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit found was not the notion of prayer as such (the Supreme Court upheld the concept of legislative prayer 30 years ago but the fact that nearly all the prayers offered at the board meetings were Christian, with most containing explicit references to Jesus and/or Christian theology.
During this process, the concept of sustainability is upheld as normative [ 22].
