Critics say Greenwich, a town with some of the most expensive property in the nation and some of its wealthiest people, has no right to restrict access to a natural resource.
Whether to hunt, protect their homes or defend themselves from a tyrannical government, many Americans believe that the government has no right to restrict their access to firearms.
First let me make it clear that I recognise some truly agonising situations, the death of Polly Toynbee's mother, among others (The bishops have no right to restrict our right to die, October 14).
And, along with their power and profits, their troubles will grow.Indian gambling began to take off in 1987, when the Supreme Court ruled that states had no right to restrict gambling on Indian reservations if they allowed it elsewhere.
Marc Vallee, who was hospitalised by police after documenting a protest, has said that the teams limit freedom of the press and called on the Home Office to confirm that the police had no right to restrict the work of photojournalists.
This newspaper has no rules restricting the party affiliations of its employees, nor should it; even journalists are citizens.
Those disparities feed into the databases, and Arizona has no law restricting police use of facial recognition, according to the ACLU.
But government has no place restricting the rights and privileges of adults in order to control the behavior of children.
"And though I am good friends with many of them, I haven't always sided with projects they have represented". Geissert said Torrance has no policy restricting former city officials from appearing before the council or other city boards.
Another reader wrote that "fans have no right to define or restrict the athleticism of elite women tennis players".
