Sentence examples for constitutionally deficient from inspiring English sources
Appellant urges that the new system of pretrial release is constitutionally deficient despite the improvement it has wrought.
Nearly all the justices indicated by their questions that they agreed with the state that the lawyer's performance, while problematic, was not constitutionally deficient.
In focusing only on knowledge of right and wrong, Mr. Goldberg said, the Arizona law was constitutionally deficient in not permitting Mr. Clark to present a full defense.
A breakthrough came last year when he won a new trial after the US supreme court ruled Hinton's trial counsel "constitutionally deficient".
And third, Ferguson's Municipal Court magnified the effects of FPD's efforts with their own racially disparate and constitutionally deficient set of practices.
In the New Hampshire decision on Wednesday, the justices accepted the finding by two lower federal courts that the New Hampshire law was constitutionally deficient in not making explicit provisions for pregnant teenagers facing a medical emergency.
"This is precisely constitutionally the kind of bill within which we should be intervening if indeed the legislation is deficient," he said.
This is constitutionally dubious.
Constitutionally moribund?
"Constitutionally, I'm not".
