I wish to repeat here what I have indicated before, that this seems to me a rather inopportune time to create a single rule more than the Constitution plainly requires to block conviction of guilty persons by keeping out probably the most reliable kind of evidence that can be offered.
Even in close elections, the Legislature has plainly required county canvassing boards to complete their work, including any recounts, within seven days of an election and to certify their results to the Elections Canvassing Commission and the secretary of state within that time.
As a minimum prerequisite for confirmation as attorney general, a nominee should be required to state plainly whether the executive branch or a federal statute is supreme when the president and the Congress, both acting within their constitutional powers, clash.
For patients' rights to gain legal force, the support of other actors was plainly required.
If developers are required to give up land (or if it is stolen from them, to put it more plainly), they will down tools and stop building.
The locations, plainly, required little or no embellishment.
But where public health is an issue, federal oversight is plainly required.
Such a result would be quite out of harmony with the history of these statutes and should be avoided unless the result is plainly required by the language of § 522(c).
Although three very small case control studies of neonatal medical history among VLBW infants preliminarily suggest greater oxygen exposure in cases (Maruyama et al, 1999, 2000; Oue et al, 2003), larger studies are plainly required.
And the law just as plainly requires the commission to certify final election results as soon as is practicable after seven days from an election, and to ignore returns from county canvassing boards that fail to meet their deadline.
