Sentence examples for constitutional certainty from inspiring English sources
It was a federal judge who first – privately in conversation – seeded the thought that a compulsory plebiscite was far from a constitutional certainty.
The reason that Channel 4 leads is precisely because it has the combination of constitutional certainty, commercial freedom and political independence legally guaranteed.
Rather it would require 'extensive adjudications, under the impact of a variety of factual situations,' to bring the challenged statute or regulation 'within the bounds of permissible constitutional certainty.' Ibid.
[i]t is fictional to believe that anything less than extensive adjudications, under the impact of a variety of factual situations, would bring the oath within the bounds of permissible constitutional certainty.
As Daniel Farber and Suzanna Sherry explained in the appendix to their acclaimed 2002 book about constitutional theory, Desperately Seeking Certainty, "Traditionalists insist on grating by hand, noting that a little skin and blood gives latkes their unique flavor".
Such silence is also "insolubly ambiguous". I do not regard the facts of Doyle and this case as analytically indistinguishable, however, for in Doyle the possibility that the defendant may have known his constitutional rights became a certainty when he was informed of those rights by the police.
As Daniel Farber and Suzanna Sherry explained in the appendix to their acclaimed 2002 book about constitutional theory, Desperately Seeking Certainty, "Traditionalists insist on grating by hand, noting that a little skin and blood gives latkes their unique flavor". This is a theory confirmed by City Page's food writer Tricia Cornell's latke-making mother-in-law, Sylvia.
vJ.D. Aronson, Certainty v. Finality: Constitutional Rights to PostconvictionDNA Testing, 125 146.
mJ.D. Aronson, Certainty v. Finality: Constitutional Rights to PostconvictionDNA Testing, 125 146.
Constitutional Commissions, 1987 Constitution.
