Sentence examples for pretextual basis from inspiring English sources
Collectively, this produces institutional racism that keeps many racial minorities in perpetual poverty under pretextual basis.
The bans are generally pretextual.
Unlikely to please either side in this contentious debate, he adds: "But there is in fact no firm basis for assuming that the benefits to New York's minority populations are the result of the extra burdens imposed by pretextual arrest and preemptive stop and frisk tactics".
Even the petitioner raises no hackles at the pretextual nature of his traffic stop.
Unfortunately, the Supreme Court did not give lower courts much guidance on what counts as a pretextual taking, and how to differentiate pretextual condemnations from legitimate ones.
He dismissed the trust's objections as "pretextual," intended to cover whatever may have caused its change of heart.
It makes people less vulnerable to pretextual arrests by cops who troll for immigrants with broken taillights.
King contends that this will lead to abuse of the Fourth Amendment and pretextual searches.
Moreover, a decision considering the issue of pretextual takings could potentially simultaneously reconsider Kelo itself.
According to a former colleague, he made heavy use of "pretextual traffic stops," focussing on out-of-state rental cars.
