Sentence examples for constitutes an unconstitutional from inspiring English sources

The academic debate over what constitutes an "unconstitutional condition" very likely will continue, and Constitution Day perhaps could serve as a debating topic to mark the day.

Consequently, Act 43 constitutes an unconstitutional political gerrymander".

She further ruled that the law, known as SB 14, "constitutes an unconstitutional poll tax".

He said the link was "an abuse of power by defendants and constitutes an unconstitutional interference upon the independence of the judiciary".

So sweeping, so secretively, so abusive and harassingly and overbroad that it constitutes an unconstitutional act".

Charging a voter for it constitutes an unconstitutional poll tax, which was outlawed by the 24th Amendment.

Ultra-Orthodox leaders plan to sue the city if the regulation is passed, arguing that the measure would constitute an unconstitutional infringement on their religious freedom.

Most important, however, even a policy that urges schools to use an objective approach to teaching about intelligent design might constitute an unconstitutional endorsement of religion or be motivated by a predominantly religious purpose, such that the very adoption of the policy would be unconstitutional.

In its unanimous opinion upholding district judge Joseph Tauro's striking down of DOMA on equal protection grounds, the First Circuit (represented by the Republican appointed Judge Michael Boudin) chose not to make the same 10th-Amendment conclusion that Tauro did that DOMA constituted an unconstitutional intrusion of federal power upon the rights of the states.

Its law prohibited the state from providing support to a federal agency "to collect electronically stored information or metadata of any person if the state has actual knowledge that the request constitutes an illegal or unconstitutional collection".

Setting Smith aside, he then reached his news-making conclusion that the N.S.A.'s phone metadata program constitutes an "unreasonable search" and is, therefore, likely unconstitutional.