While last month the most widely-reported of Emanuel's proposed changes were those concerning resisting arrest, no-bid contracts and Chicago police deputizing of other "law enforcement" personnel (however that's defined), these are short amendments to existing legislation.
In short, this amendment would not prohibit the government from spying on terrorists under Section 215, or from collecting information in bulk about American's under other legal provisions.
In short: expect amendments on setting up a UK Constitutional Convention, and exploring a deal for Wales comparable to that now being mooted for Scotland.
Overzealous prioritization of national security had led to some disastrous policies in our history, including a short-lived amendment to the Espionage Act, known as the Sedition Act of 1918.
Some reformers argue that nothing short of an amendment to Australia's constitution, giving Canberra total power over the river system, will save it.
"Simply put, if the level of representation petitioner received falls short of Sixth Amendment standards, countless convictions would be called into question," Susann E. Gill, in an objection filed late Wednesday, wrote on behalf of the state's attorney in the Fairfield Judicial District, which prosecuted Mr. Skakel in 2002.
Short title: An amendment to enhance trade between the United States and Israel.
3a, 3c, 3e), it may be that short-term P amendment enhances either the efficiency of capture of bacterioplankton on GF/F filters (due to size increase or aggregation) or the biomass of microzooplankton grazers.
The amendment fell short of ratification by just one state.
There is no remedy short of a constitutional amendment circumscribing the court's jurisdiction.
