The general counsel says that it's privileged, and if we show it to you we risk breaching the privilege argument that we want to sustain".
Follow Harry Clinton on Twhener.
And in the 1970s and 1980s, conservative women invoked patriotic motherhood to argue against the equal rights amendment, saying it would unhinge the structure of the family and a woman's privileged place (their argument) in American society.
Unfortunately we are not at present able to correct these errors by explaining what the scope of that retainer was, since that is (or at least may be, depending on technical legal arguments) privileged information.
One of the things I found most compelling about the movie "Privileged Planet" is its argument that our ability to discern the design of the universe cannot be explained by evolutionary necessity.
General covariance is thus not an argument against privileged states of motion, as Einstein had hoped it would be.
Moreover, even if a court does affirm federal control over sports gambling, it still might require all states to be treated equally, ending Nevada's privileged status.Despite such arguments, Mr Christie faces an uphill legal battle.
I know there will be some people who will insist, as the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze has, that "arguments from one's own privileged experience are bad and reactionary arguments".
It is an argument that the privileged states of motion should not be mere artifacts of our choice of coordinates, i.e. that they should be coordinate-independent.
Whether or not this is so, that only a small minority of articles created any discursive space in which abortion could be framed positively suggests that anti-abortion arguments could be privileged.
