are by their terms expressly limited to purchasers or sellers of securities". 421 U.S., at 735-736, 95 S.Ct., at 1925.
At the very least, the act must be expressly limited to situations in which the spread of the classified information poses a clear and imminent danger of grave harm to the nation.
The reference, indeed, is not to § 1963(a) as finally enacted but to an earlier version in which forfeiture was to be expressly limited to an interest in an enterprise.
As the contract in question was expressly limited to 25 years, and as no attempt was made to grant an exclusive privilege to the water company, the city seems to have acted within the strictest limitation of the charter.
Section 6830(c) (Supp.1974) makes no such exception; the pool available for signatures is expressly limited to those voters who 'did not vote at the immediately preceding primary election.
The study, however, (1) made no mention of PCBs and (2) was expressly limited to the type of mineral oil involved in that study, and thus did not support these experts' opinions.
The recent Van Wagoner Utah Supreme Court decision cited by the Court is not out of harmony with the above cases but, as amended on reharing, is expressly limited to a holding that contributory negligence of a decedent may bar recovery under the Utah statute on the part of his heirs.
Indeed, the Court's holding was expressly limited to the facts: "We hold that on the facts of this case the trial court's refusal to give petitioner's requested instruction on the presumption of innocence resulted in a violation of his right to a fair trial as guaranteed by the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment". Id., at 490, 98 S.Ct., at 1937 (emphasis added).
Although as private actors, they are 'naturally' entitled to a broad range of discretion in their actions, this range is expressly limited to avoid failure from the perspective of their actions (potential) public interest contribution.
If it be enforced longer, it is an act of force, and not of right.--It may be said that the succeeding generation exercising in fact the power of repeal, this leaves them as free as if the constitution or law has been expressly limited to 19 years only.
"The theory is unsupported by either law or facts in this record, is pure speculation, and, most importantly, not at issue under this Court's temporary injunction, which is expressly limited to the laws enacted in December 2018," he wrote.
