Sentence examples for reviewing statutes from inspiring English sources

Courts must be especially careful reviewing statutes of this sort because of the danger that freedom of expression may be wrongly curtailed.

Initially written down by William Blackstone, this theory makes Parliament the sovereign law-maker, preventing the common law courts from not only throwing aside but also reviewing statutes in the fashion Coke suggested.

Mr. Johnson's office said it was also reviewing the statutes that govern sexual abuse in educational institutions.

Various prosecutors are undoubtedly reviewing the statutes on accounting fraud, insider trading and illegal destruction of documents, among other crimes.

By Macy Halford October 3, 2011 The news that Ralph M. Steinman, one of the three winners of this year's Nobel Prize in medicine, died three days before the prize was announced has the Nobel committee reviewing its statutes.

Justice Thomas "should not be sitting on a case or reviewing a statute that his wife has lobbied for," said Monroe H. Freedman, a Hofstra Law School professor specializing in legal ethics.

State legislatures are only just beginning to review their statutes of limitations in light of the DNA databases.

Congress should also review the statutes, policies and procedures that govern the national security classification of intelligence information and its protection from unauthorized disclosure.

Under the administration's proposal, companies like Southern would be in better position to win lawsuits that accuse them of violating the new source review statute.

In the lawsuit, the government contends that Southern increased the output from Miller without installing the proper pollution control equipment, violating the new source review statute.

The Clinton Justice Department sued Southern over five of Alabama Power's coal-fired plants, including the three near Birmingham, accusing them of violating the new source review statute.