The Act, intended "to give effect to the sixth amendment right to a speedy trial.
It replaced a plank drafted by a subcommittee of the Resolutions Committee late last night, which pledged the party to give effect to the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead law through rigid enforcement but pointing out that it was placed in the Constitution by the people and could be repealed or amended by them.
The note said the government will introduce proposed amendments to the Marriage Act and other relevant legislation to give effect to the decision of the plebiscite "well in advance" of the popular vote.
'Time and again this court, in giving effect to the principle underlying the Fourth Amendment, has refused to place an unduly literal construction upon it.
A group of leading Irish artists, writers, musicians and film directors has this week launched a petition calling for the Irish government to repeal the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution, which gives effect to the ban on abortion in the country.
This being the decision, how, consistently, can the state of South Dakota be held to have power to give effect to a character of claim as to which the 11th Amendment declares the judicial power of the United States shall not extend?
Responding to Anderson's report today, the Liberal Democrats — whose peers have been among the most critical of the draft bill — called on the government to table an amendment to give effect to his recommendation for a technical advisory panel.
Several enactments, including two Constitutional amendments, have been passed to give effect to this provision.
Stated as broadly as this, the Government's argument in effect reads the Sixth Amendment as a more detailed version of the Due Process Clause and then proceeds to give no effect to the details.
524, 29 L.Ed. 764, gave legal effect to the broad historic policy underlying the Fourth Amendment.
We may assume that each exists in full force, and that we must give to the 11th Amendment all the effect it naturally would have, without cutting it down or rendering its meaning any more narrow than the language, fairly interpreted, would warrant.
