"Because that fee is in reality an amount owed to the lender in return for the use of borrowed money, we must conclude that the fees authorized clearly constitute interest," Justice Paul E. Danielson wrote.
In the case of an account consisting solely of the proceeds of a debt and interest earned on such account, the taxpayer may treat any expenditure from such account as made first from amounts constituting interest (rather than debt proceeds) to the extent of the balance of such interest in the account at the time of the expenditure, determined by applying the rules in this paragraph (c)(4).
In Bush v. Vera (1996), a plurality of the Supreme Court assumed that complying with Section 2 or Section 5 constituted compelling interests, and lower courts have allowed only these two interests to justify racial gerrymandering.
The dried out skeletons of last summer's perennials no longer constitute "winter interest".
Does it understand that judges are always the supreme arbiters of what constitutes public interest?
This can be most easily done by clarifying that campaign contributions do in fact constitute "financial interest".
The courts need both to acknowledge the difficulties in knowing what constitutes best interest and be particularly cautious about sanctioning death.
Dissatisfied with the ministry response, which they said was "very vague," Ms. Lu and Ms. Huang have filed a second request for information, asking what constitutes "national interest," and what are the "special subjects" that give grounds for gender discrimination.
Held: The insurance proceeds petitioner received as a result of his arson activities constitute an "interest" within the meaning of § 1963(a)(1) and are therefore subject to forfeiture.
Therefore, the results to form PAA received on specific aluminum films and study the influence of the characteristics of aluminum films on the characteristics of PAA constitute great interest.
But we as journalists need to be more responsible about it and think twice about which aspects of a story constitute public interest.
