Panos Koutrakos' Trade, Foreign Policy and Defence in EU Constitutional Law addresses institutional concerns raised by actions taken under Title V provisions of the Treaty on European Union (TEU) establishing the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP).
This major piece of legislation has been languishing since 2009, so perhaps our President and Attorney General Holder should press for a Constitutional amendment addressing this and all other forms of voter disenfranchisement.
Since the end of the apartheid regime and the adoption in 1996 of a new constitution, the South African Constitutional Court has addressed many issues related to diversity of religious beliefs that resonate in American jurisprudence.
Even federal appeals court judges seldom address constitutional questions of real moment unconstrained by Supreme Court precedent.
Mr. Obama said he would try to work with Congress to address constitutional concerns in advance.
He explained in a press conference that the Hungarian government would propose two new constitutional amendments to address European grievances.
The conflict has its roots in 2000, when 56% of Arizona voters approved a state constitutional amendment to address their legislature's persistent gerrymandering of congressional districts.
Congress has many constitutional ways to address the market distortions that are inflating the costs of both health care and health insurance.
Even were it appropriate to address constitutional issues, the court explained, its discovery orders would provide the factual development necessary to determine the extent of the alleged intrusion into the Executives constitutional authority.
After winning the biggest landslide since Chile's return to democracy, the president-elect, Michelle Bachelet, vowed on Monday to push ahead with an ambitious programme of tax, educational and constitutional reforms to address inequality.
On Wednesday, the 11th Circuit had ruled that it would not address constitutional concerns raised by Mr. Bush because he had not demonstrated that a prospective recount posed any threat of irreparable harm.
