Unlike its original jurisdiction, the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court is subject to "exceptions and regulations" prescribed by Congress, and the jurisdiction of the inferior federal courts is subject to congressional prescription.
That's a powerful weapon, and even though it is subject to some exceptions, and it is not a guarantee of payment, suspension is a formidable threat to any ongoing brokerage business.
It is subject to the same "everyday life" exception common to assault.
The legislation needs to have teeth and not be subject to exceptions that could be exploited.
This is an excellent instance of the fact that moral principle can be subject to exceptions when applied to concrete reality.
On the other hand, experiences of intergenerational upward mobility amongst disadvantaged young adults of immigrant origin demonstrate that social reproduction theory may be subject to exceptions.
"We don't know what might be subject to executive privilege and sustained, perhaps, and what would not be," Justice David H. Souter told Mr. Olson, adding, "And it seems to me, until we know exactly what that is, there's a pretty good argument that the final judgment rule should not be subject to exception at this point".
As further noted below, this rule is subject to an exception for special circumstances * * *.
But while 8 U. S. C. §1226(a) generally permits an alien to seek release in this way, that provision's sentence on release states that all this is subject to an exception that is set out in §1226(c).
Accordingly, the warrant requirement is subject to certain reasonable exceptions.
While the FTCA provides a limited waiver of sovereign immunity, the waiver is subject to several important exceptions.
