Last year, the court narrowed the scope of the law under which Mr. Black was convicted and returned his case to the lower courts.
Swartz's parents reacted furiously, accusing prosecutors of being over-zealous, while Zoe Lofgren, a Democrat representing part of Silicon Valley, says she will try to narrow the scope of the law under which Swartz was prosecuted.
The main published studies are critically assessed, indicating their scope and the conditions under which the models can be usefully applied.
Reform Health Savings Accounts: Creditably, over the last decade Congress has expanded the scope of these accounts, under which individuals are allowed to set aside a fixed amount of money tax free to purchase high-deductible coverage and pay for their daily medical needs.
Thus it was common for antievolutionists of the Scopes era to appeal to motherhood: John W. Butler, who introduced the law under which Scopes was prosecuted, explained his motivation by saying, 'As a little boy I was taught by my mother to believe in the Bible' (quoted on p. 28).
The SDO Programme now has substantial experience of both the strengths and weaknesses of scoping studies, the circumstances under which they are appropriate, and the balance that needs to be made between prescription and flexibility.
However, the nature and scope of its intelligence mission under which it accomplishes its collection activities should be clarified," he wrote in December 2013.
He was later found guilty on two felony counts, though his lawyers are seeking to have his conviction overturned following the landmark Supreme Court ruling last year that limited the scope of the "honest services" law under which he had been convicted.
The committees did raise a number of "technical questions": over intellectual property issues, over foreign bribery involving the defence industry and, last but not least, over the small issue of the territorial scope of Israel's economic data, under which Israel insists on including settlers in the occupied territories, while excluding their Palestinian inhabitants.
In Tennessee, the 1925 law under which John T. Scopes was convicted prohibited teaching human evolution, without mentioning textbooks.
