Burton also argued that that the provision rendering those convicted under § 1782 "incapable of holding any office of honor, trust or profit under the Government of the United States" unconstitutionally infringed on the Qualifications Clause.
The administration of a barbiturate as part of a fatal dose of drugs is meant to render a convict unconscious before other drugs stop his or her breathing and heart so the execution can somehow be construed by a judge as being neither cruel nor unusual.
If the CIA did not render the cleric to Egypt, Spataro said, the cleric would have been prosecuted and convicted, and would be in prison today. .
In line with Anne's views, Sacheverell was convicted, but his sentence suspension of preaching for three years was so light as to render the trial a mockery.
That would render the filters irrelevant.
They render the traditional definitions obsolete.
Ms. Quinn could render the proposal comatose.
That would render the law meaningless.
