It justified its decision on three grounds: (1) The prohibitions undermined respect for the law by penalizing conduct many people engaged in; (2) the statutes regulated private conduct not harmful to others; and (3) the laws were arbitrarily enforced and thus invited the danger of blackmail.
Rights campaigners say these laws are arbitrarily enforced and used as cover to oppress vulnerable groups, particularly women, who face long spells in jail for infractions such as dancing with men or operating a hair salon before the age of 35.
With Scheme II, the proposed control laws allow arbitrarily strong interactions provided their upper bounds are available.
A moving mesh source term is derived from the geometric conservation law and physical conservation laws on arbitrarily moving meshes.
The Court declared unconstitutional the law that arbitrarily lowered the retirement age of judges,.
A country where the government hushes differences, critical study and opinions, citing the fact that its deeds are within the law – laws that are arbitrarily manipulated and created without genuine consultation – can only be nose-diving into a treacherous swamp where civil liberty exists, but in a decayed state.
The board contends that the state exceeded its authority, violated the law and acted arbitrarily and capriciously.
There, too, the law was applied arbitrarily, dissenting public servants were removed from office, and journalists either repeated what they were told or were treated as the enemy.
News rack owners and newspaper publishers, smarting from thousands of city summonses, complained yesterday that a city law was being arbitrarily enforced against them.
Before the court can approve an execution, he wrote, it must confront questions about whether the capital punishment law is enforced arbitrarily.
