Sentence examples for constitutional access from inspiring English sources

The most recent disclosure of Homan Square data provides the scale behind those accounts: the demographic trends within the 7,185 disclosed arrests at the warehouse are now far more vast than what the Guardian reported in August after launching the transparency lawsuit – but are consistently disproportionate in terms of race and constitutional access to legal counsel.

Brazil approved in 1988 a constitutional amendment declaring that health is a right that the state must guarantee and that each Brazilian has the right to universal and integral access to health care.

However, even in countries where there is no constitutional right to access health services, legislative recognition of the right to health and of the state's commitment to improving access to health services provides an important platform for advancing the interests of vulnerable populations.

"Women have a constitutional freedom to access abortion care," Thomas said.

In October a federal court ruled that this violates the public's constitutional right of access to the courts.

What sets Florida apart is its constitutional guarantee of access to all three branches of state government".

Even if that is the case, Mr. Medvedev will retain extraordinary constitutional powers and access to the media for as long as he remains president.

The chief justice further worried that establishing a "freestanding and far-reaching constitutional right of access" to DNA evidence would short-circuit efforts underway by federal and state governments to develop rules to control access to such evidence.

It says the seal "violates the public's constitutional right of access to the records of criminal prosecutions, and undermines our nation's firm commitment to the transparency and public accountability of the criminal justice system".

Last July, India's Law Commission, a government agency, published a report warning that judicial delays were "leading to a dilution of the Constitutional guarantee of access to timely justice and erosion of the rule of law".

"There is a way to craft these closures that addresses the local government's concerns without painting with such a broad brush that people are being denied their constitutional rights to access the waterfront".