Traffic stops based on hanging air fresheners have occurred in lots of states, despite the incredible sweep implicit in such a broad interpretation of the laws on driver visibility.
The justices were unanimous in calling a broad interpretation of the law, which makes it a crime "to deprive another of the intangible right of honest services," unconstitutionally vague.
A New York City law that makes it illegal for landlords to discriminate against tenants who receive government subsidies has passed its first major legal test, after a justice in Manhattan upheld a broad interpretation of the law.
But as immediate needs for relief have died down, the group has begun programs reflective of a shift in tactics and a broad interpretation of "rebuilding," like "Wildfire," a series of political action classes in the Rockaways, which so far has received $10,600.
The AG also writes in support of "a broad interpretation of the concept of 'controller'" saying this is necessary for EU data protection law to function as intended.
A basic income is about national and state ownership rights of all citizens and the free market creating a birthright paycheck that protects us all in the machine age, and I believe it's in direct support of a broad interpretation of the libertarian non-aggression principle.
He was quickly transferred to Virginia after Attorney General John Ashcroft decided he wanted the pair tried in a state with a broad interpretation of the death penalty.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that employees are protected from retaliation when they complain about discrimination in the workplace, adopting a broad interpretation of workers' rights under two federal civil rights laws.
In 2005, Scalia was endorsing a broad interpretation of the commerce clause and the necessary and proper clause, the clauses now coming under scrutiny from the majority, including the swing vote, Justice Anthony Kennedy.
The EEOC in the guidance gave the Pregnancy Discrimination Act a broad interpretation of the type advocated by Young in Young v. UPS.
