Sentence examples similar to faulty amendments from inspiring English sources
Following Heller, Scalia's scholarship was widely panned by respected historians such as Jack Rakove of Stanford University for its "faulty rethinking of the Second Amendment" and Saul Cornell of Fordham University for being "an intellectual shell game in which contemporary political preferences are shuffled around and made to appear part of the Constitution's original meaning".
Speaking about Mohamud's conviction, Patrick Toomey, a staff attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union, noted to the Oregonian that the appellate court's decision to accept warrantless evidence "rests on the faulty premise that Americans lose the core protections of the Fourth Amendment when they communicate with relatives, friends, business associates, or anyone else abroad".
"The court's decision rests on the faulty premise that Americans lose the core protections of the Fourth Amendment when they communicate with family members, friends, business associates, and others abroad," ACLU staff attorney Patrick Toomey, who argued the case, told TechCrunch.
Former Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson's dissent called the holding "an unprecedented and faulty interpretation of Wisconsin's campaign finance law and of the First Amendment" and said it "delivers a significant blow to Wisconsin's campaign finance law".
'I can't remember, I do not recollect, not in any detail, I do not have any recollection.' When he is not taking the Irish equivalent of the Fifth Amendment - about self-incrimination - on the basis of his now allegedly faulty memory, Haughey lays the blame on his old financial manager and secret bagman Des Traynor who is wonderfully, discreetly, but indisputably dead.
Intelligence is inherently faulty.
