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Justice Scalia wrote that the better reading of the regulations was to require permits.

"The aim of the regulations was to punish bad actors, but the effect is to punish institutions that serve poor students," Mr. Graham said in an interview.

But Justice William J. Brennan Jr. assailed the court's "credulous deference to unsupported assertions of military necessity" and said the effect of the dress regulations was to favor "mainstream Christians" over believers in minority faiths that require distinctive dress.

Arthur Sadoun, 47, chairman and chief executive of Publicis, said that the "only response" to rising consumer expectations, growing direct-to-consumer brands and new data regulations was "to deliver personalised experiences at scale".

But the main thrust of the regulations was to divide up the cellular broadcast band in a way that let competing cellular providers in nonadjacent areas across the country use the same frequencies without overlapping signals, said Mr. Adler, who is now general counsel at Globalstar, a provider of mobile and satellite telephone services based in San Jose, Calif.

The goal of the regulations was to avoid requiring a sprawling public report like the one issued by independent counsel Kenneth Starr at the conclusion of his investigation into President Clinton in the 1990s, said Neal Katyal, who helped write the rules as a Justice Department official.

Further regulations are to take effect next year.

Zoning regulations are, to generalize wildly, too restrictive and are generally designed to protect established interests.

Environmental advocates say weak regulations are to blame.

"The theory behind the regulations is to make [disposal] less burdensome," explained Rick Brausch of DTSC.

The goal of regulations is to maximize net benefits.