Judges like Alabama's chief justice, Sue Bell Cobb, said few cases would be likely to trigger the constitutional scrutiny set out by the Supreme Court in Caperton.
Oracle's purchase of Sun, which European regulators approved last week after months of scrutiny, stands out as the most game-changing corporate technology play made during the economic downturn, according to industry analysts.
More intensive scrutiny, carried out with the necessary warrants and agreement of the home secretary, is only targeted at those people at the very top of the pyramid, where there is sufficient intelligence to justify it, the Guardian was told.
But they said the effort to block his court papers from public scrutiny singled out "speech by the defendant on the basis of its content, divorced from any compelling need for secrecy".
They had not specifically said that they would hold up each other's flaws to the most rigorous scrutiny, calling out each other's smallest mistakes, like fact checkers, believing, perhaps, that the marriage would thrive only if all personal errors and misdeeds were rooted out of it.
I was a bit disturbed by the scrutiny — creeped out, in fact — so as we toured over the last year, we quickly began to discard any music from that album during our set, replacing it with new material that we'd mutate in front of our audience.
The story on closer scrutiny turned out to be far more ambiguous than 1963 Birmingham or 1965 Selma, but it had enough punch to cast the noose out in the darker corners of the national imagination where it has sprouted here and there.
(The government has a track record, which deserves scrutiny, of regularly bailing out bondholders and other Wall Street heavies).
How the responsibility and scrutiny of government plays out for the FN will go a long way in determining the shape of French politics over the next two years and beyond.
