Kochan grew fascinated - some say obsessed - with the implications of the second commandment, the stricture on idolatry.
Ireland paid €26,397 to defend the implications of the Eighth Amendment and the fact that women must travel to abort foetuses with fatal abnormalities.
Yet even as the scientists puzzled over the implications of the second cave, they still had to figure out the age of the fossils in the first one.
Correction: February 14 , 2001 Wednesday An article in Business Day yesterday about the business implications of the first analysis of the human genome compared the number of genes in humans and roundworms incorrectly.
With this background, Mr. Troy remarked, "some have said that it would be almost legal malpractice if we did not think about the implications of the First Amendment decisions that came down recently".
Robin Kuntz, a current CLR member, analyzes the implications of the Ninth Circuit's decision in United States v. Ressam, the first case in the jurisdiction involving the criminal sentencing of a terrorist under the advisory Sentencing Guidelines.
On a Bronx-bound D train in the early hours of Sunday, someone in just that situation pulled the cord marked "emergency brake" — focussing on the first of those words and not on the implications of the second, namely that braking would leave passengers stuck in a metal box with a guy with a knife.
Though as we have pointed out petitioners have alleged that the Act applied to setting a maximum price for school-land timber violates the Fifth and Tenth Amendments, the argument here seems to spring from implications of the Tenth Amendment only.
Acting out of direct concern for the implications of the Third-Party Records Doctrine a judicially created doctrine that generally eliminates Fourth Amendment protections for information entrusted to third parties Congress sought to tailor the SCA to electronic communications sent via and stored by third parties.
