Under a federal law passed after 9/11, acts of violence on railroad property — which is where Mort was, since the railroad's right-of-way extends fifty feet on either side of the train bridge — can be prosecuted as acts of terrorism, with sentences that include the death penalty.
Dr. King invoked God-given and constitutional rights in defense of extending civil rights to every man.
And it is a far cry from what Robert Moses once hoped to do with the right of way: extend the Northern State eastward.
Along the necklace of white-clapboarded towns that hug the trail here -- Kent, Cornwall, Sharon, Falls Village, Salisbury -- many homes are only a stone's throw from the blazed path, which in many cases is simply a federally managed right of way extending 100 feet on either side.
Planned liver resections may consist of right (extended) hemihepatectomy, left extended hemihepatectomy, or left hemihepatectomy: the corresponding FLR that should be drained preoperatively consists of the left liver segments, the right posterior segments, or the right anterior + posterior segments.
"So, of course," he continued, "we have very serious concerns about government claims that our clients are repeatedly waiving those rights over extended periods of time".
"We're in negotiations with Kurt right now, in terms of extending him," Isiah Thomas said.
Both Barker and Wolf were highly critical of the government's policy, announced before the general election, of extending right to buy to tenants of housing association properties.
The concept of extending right to buy is about meeting the aspirations of those who want to buy – how then will retired, sheltered tenants get a mortgage?
The purpose of extending rights to corporations is to protect the rights of people associated with the corporation, including shareholders, officers, and employees.
