And, the Clause also prohibits a state from barring a defendant from being cross-examined by counsel, or restricting the order in which the defendant may be called as a witness.
In jurisdictions in which it is recognized, the collateral-bar doctrine prohibits a party from questioning the validity of an underlying order for the first time in a contempt hearing.
A bar prohibiting Gilead from increasing the price of Truvada or Descovy as a result of the licensing agreement.
Note that the entrance is towards the back of the building, due to an old town ordinance prohibiting bars from being within a certain distance of churches.
In New York State, for instance, the State Liquor Authority established after the repeal of Prohibition issued regulations prohibiting bars, restaurants, cabarets and other establishments with liquor licenses from employing or serving homosexuals or allowing homosexuals to congregate on their premises...
In 2002, the mayor was at the forefront of a successful campaign to prohibit smoking in bars and bar areas of restaurants.
Signs are not a legal way of prohibiting firearm carriers from entering a bar, however, and could even lead to lawsuits.
The D.C. Council on Tuesday also gave final approval to anti-tobacco legislation that would increase the legal smoking age from 18 to 21, bar public use of e-cigarettes in places where smoking traditional cigarettes is prohibited and bar the use of all tobacco products, including chewing tobacco, at sporting arenas.
To be clear, it wasn't prohibited for bar patrons at Molotov's, the Haight Street bar in San Francisco where the incident took place, to sport Google's geeky eyewear.
III contains an implicit jurisdictional bar and, accordingly, do not address the highly provocative ancillary question whether such a bar would prohibit federal courts from entertaining suits even against consenting States.
