Under the law enacted last year, only state troopers are permitted to stop and cite trucks.
What if the subject was too delirious to know that he was permitted to stop the test?
For example, when American factories became mechanized, the workers were not permitted to stop the assembly line if anything went amiss; that was the task of supervisory personnel.
A federal judge ruled that the F.D.A. was not permitted to stop the shipments, saying the agency had overstepped its authority.
She ostentatiously backed Stuttgart 21, an unpopular rail project in Baden-Württemberg, to show that street protests should not be permitted to stop projects approved by legislatures and the courts.
The original bill said anywhere above East 96th Street and West 110th Street in Manhattan would be fair ground for liveries that had obtained a $1,500 permit to stop for a hailing passenger.
I realize this makes me sound like what I am: an ornery ex-marathon runner who thinks that you should actually try to run the whole marathon and that walking is cheating and on no account should anyone be permitted to stop for lunch.
For in the Brown case, it was said that 'if the witness himself elects to waive his privilege, * * * he is not permitted to stop, but must go on and make a full disclosure.' (Emphasis supplied). 161 U.S. at page 597, 16 S.Ct. at page 647, 40 L.Ed. 819.
Thus, if the witness himself elects to waive his privilege, as he may doubtless do, since the privilege is for his protection, and not for that of other parties, and discloses his criminal connections, he is not permitted to stop, but must go on and make a full disclosure. 1 Greenl.
