Still, Judge Korman has repeatedly made a mark, frequently by criticizing laws he was statutorily required to uphold.
Since the officer had not been sworn in by the new agency, the judge wrote, he "was not statutorily or constitutionally empowered to enforce the law of this state".
Since a special inquiry officer cannot exercise his discretion to suspend deportation until he finds the alien statutorily eligible for suspension, a finding of eligibility and an exercise of (or refusal to exercise) discretion may properly be considered as distinct and separate matters.
(1b) In short, the Attorney General cannot be compelled to represent state officers or agencies if he believes them to be acting contrary to law, and he may withdraw from his statutorily imposed duty to act as their counsel, but he may not take a position adverse to those same clients.
The statutorily underpinned royal charter deal is, he writes, "neither voluntary, nor independent, nor self-regulation… "To the eternal shame of parliament, we have ended up with a political concoction based on a single judge's recommendations, which may lead to the courts telling editors what to put in their publications.
Given Thomas' guilty plea to a felony, he will be barred from Wall Street as a statutorily disqualified registered person -- so why did FINRA even bother filing this case?
The PCLOB was statutorily forced on Bush by Congress, but he assured its powerlessness and later dismantled it.
"What we have is a regulatory system where the regulator determines what of all the statutorily mandated records and reports the public is allowed to see," he said.
The Senate confirm ed the retired four-star Marine general, by all accounts a man of experience, wisdom and integrity, by a vote of 98 to 1, even though he had been out of uniform for only four years instead of the statutorily required seven.
As The Guardian reported, its editor, Ian Hislop, also told PM he was confused about the deal and was uncertain whether the regulator would be statutorily underpinned.
