I do not believe that Congress wishes us to disregard the plain language of any statute or to invent exceptions to the statutes it has created".
She has stressed that "the duty of a judge is to follow the law," so that judges have no power "to disregard the plain language of any statute or to invent exceptions to the statutes" created by Congress.
Roe Lach, speaking generally, said that exceptions to the statute of limitations include "willful pattern of conduct" and "blatant disregard for some fundamental rule," both of which would appear to apply in the Miami case.
In some cases, Cardinal Levada said, "we've been able to make exceptions" to the statute of limitations that "allow us to handle cases in which strong measures need to be taken".
The Act created exceptions to the normal statute of limitations in addition to the previous ones of fraud and mistake.
Before the passing of the 1963 Act, the only exceptions to the normal statute of limitations (three years after the events that caused the injury, as established by the Law Reform (Limitation of Actions, etc).
It would also carve out a narrow exception to the statute of limitations for sexual assault cases involving DNA samples.
But writing for the court, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said the Supreme Court could not create an exception to the statute of limitations that Congress had chosen.
Binghamton, however, updated its site last summer, shortly after Ms. Strum filed the earlier suit; a listing of "residency requirements" includes information on the statute, under "exceptions to the domicile rule".
Mr. Dellinger agreed that exceptions to the usual duty to defend statutes should be rare.
