"Our bill contains over a hundred and forty-seven distinct Republican amendments," Senator Tom Harkin, of Iowa, reminded his summit colleagues.
Id. at 27. Riviera Beach asserts that, just because the First and Fourth Amendments serve distinct purposes, courts need not treat them with two different tests when an act involves a potential breach of both.
To explore this question, the essay draws on two distinct attempts to "amend" constitutional identity in Australia and the US in the 1960's and 70's, involving the 1967 amendments to the Australian Constitution and proposed 1972 Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).
It is also surprising to learn that the issues in Stone v. Powell are "distinct" from the Fourth Amendment.
The plaintiffs argue that "these authorities are restricted solely to the narrow case where a litigant demands a right to use otherwise legitimately copyrighted material," which case is "plainly distinct from [this] First Amendment challenge to the constitutionality of the statute granting a [copy]right in the first instance". We think the plaintiffs' purported distinction is wholly illusory.
Less dramatic than the possibility of impeachment or removal via the Twenty-fifth Amendment is the distinct possibility that Trump will simply limp through a single term, incapacitated by opposition.
In all these cases, increase in olive waste amendment has a distinct adverse effect on earliness; interestingly enough, this seems to be (at least partly) mitigated when composted TPOMW was used instead.
Rejection of an objective test in this context is not inconsistent with Rhode Island v. Innis, supra, since "the policies underlying the two constitutional protections [Fifth and Sixth Amendments] are quite distinct". 446 U.S., at 300, n. 4, 100 S.Ct., at 1689, n. 4. Miranda § "prophylactic rule," see Michigan v. Payne, 412 U.S. 47, 53, 93 S.Ct.
Our nation's founders sought to shape the basic nature of that relationship in the First Amendment, which contains two distinct but intertwined clauses concerning religion.
Although the use of activated carbon (AC) as a soil amendment, has use in determining distinct differences between allelopathy and resource competition (Inderjit and Callaway 2003), AC may change the availability of soil nutrients (Weißhuhn and Prati 2009).
Similar to the First Amendment, the Fifth Amendment is divided into five clauses, representing five distinct, yet related, rights.
