Nor, in these circumstances, does the prospect of a second capital-sentencing proceeding implicate any of the perils against which the Double Jeopardy Clause seeks to protect. Post, at 7 ( Ginsburg, J., dissenting).
Counsel's failure to raise a claim for which there was no reasonable basis in existing law does not seriously implicate any of the concerns that might otherwise require deference to a State's procedural bar.
He is careful not to admit to any particular crime ("I don't know if they still have jurisdiction") or implicate any of his living partners ("Some of them are still out there"), but he says that by the age of sixty he had at last mastered the art of the holdup.
Syria's civil war does not implicate any of Washington's traditional Middle Eastern interests, most importantly Israel and oil.
Unfortunately, the objectionable if not ghastly alleged use of music at Guantanamo is surely neither a "public performance," nor does it otherwise implicate any of the exclusive rights of the songwriters or recording artists.
The officials reportedly stressed that Kuwait was willing to abide by American security requirements - despite the fact that it had "not received any information clearly and legally implicating any of the four detainees in terror activities".
"If a financial institution or individual offers services to a marijuana-related business whose activities do not implicate any of the eight priority factors, prosecution for those offenses may not be appropriate," Deputy Attorney General James Cole wrote in the memo, which was sent to federal prosecutors across the country on Friday.
It is important to reiterate that this group has no interest in implicating any of the chemicals that were reviewed in this project as individual carcinogens per se.
Despite the strong genetic interactions between r-protein genes and the HDZIPIII/KAN pathway, further analysis did not implicate any of the ad- or abaxial polarity genes examined as direct targets of ribosomal regulation [ 88, 91, 105, 107].
