The most closely watched provisions, and the ones most objectionable to law enforcement officials, were those regarding the stop-and-frisk statistics.
Madison did not assert that the states could legally nullify an objectionable federal law or that they could declare it void and unenforceable.
India's first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, called sedition laws "objectionable and obnoxious".
Some members of the round table, like Al Lucero, who owns a popular local restaurant, Maria's New Mexican Kitchen, found the entire premise of a city wage law objectionable.
The Center analyses complaints from consumers aggrieved by class actions settlement notices to determine whether a settlement is objectionable under the law because it favors attorneys over class members".
But, in 43 out of 50 states, governors can veto objectionable clauses in tax laws drawn up by their legislatures.The truth is that the line-item veto does not end the business of political give-and-take.
Meanwhile, countries with local laws about objectionable content increased their requests to Facebook to restrict content by 19percentt, with the most coming from India, Pakistan and Turkey.
But, they said, going after politically objectionable elements of the law one by one will only make the parts of the law that survive more politically palatable.
The attorney general's request includes documents related to Craigslist's manual review process, which the company says it uses to remove objectionable ads, correspondence with law enforcement and documents related to revenue from the "erotic" and "adult" services ads.
The study revealed that 18.9% of the tutors found the issue of abortion as permitted by law personally objectionable.
