As this debate grows, these constitutional considerations are essential.
The paper asserts that "there exists no appropriate judicial forum to evaluate these constitutional considerations".
He said providing the names would create "a number of constitutional considerations and privacy considerations that we would need to work out".
Katherine Jones, the deputy secretary of the Attorney-General's Department, said constitutional considerations "were looked at very closely in terms of the development of the bill".
The ruling was on the grounds of a new equal-protection test, with overtones of other constitutional considerations that will be analyzed and dissected for some time, and thus will serve as an important precedent for other gay-rights cases.
But it does mean that the government must take into account all relevant constitutional considerations with respect to United States citizens even those who are leading efforts to kill innocent Americans….
But it does mean that the government must take into account all relevant constitutional considerations with respect to United States citizens — even those who are leading efforts to kill innocent Americans….
Although there would no doubt be constitutional considerations to keep in mind if Congress drafted such a statute, the effort has gained the support of people such as former DOJ National Security Division chief Mary McCord and the president of the FBI Agents Association.
U.S. District Judge Ed Kinkeade in Dallas cited "constitutional considerations" that limit how much plaintiffs may recover in punitive damages but upheld the jury's findings that the implants were defectively designed and that the companies failed to warn consumers about the risks.
Even if constitutional, such considerations would surely have invited legal challenges from affirmative action opponents condemning them as mere proxies for race.
However, the constitutional language barring consideration of measures placed before the public that might endanger "health or safety" served as one foundation for a 2004 decision by then-state Attorney General Patricia Madrid to block a proposed effort to outlaw marriage equality in the state.
