It would take a new state statute to change the system.
Well, let me ask, could the Legislature of the State of Florida, after this election, have enacted a statute to change the contest period by truncating it by 19 days?
He contends that revealing athletes' test scores, grades and courses, hitherto kept hidden through federal privacy statutes, can change the "closed society of college sports".
In a recent interview here, Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright indicated that there was no chance that the United States would sign this year unless the court statute is changed.
The brief even used a Bush legal arguments, accusing Judge Sauls of going so far in rewriting state election law that he violated the federal statute prohibiting changes to the law after an election.
For instance, earlier this year, when Stewart ridiculed the archaic wording of the Choice Program offered by the Department of Veterans Affairs which only offered medical coverage to individuals who lived within 40 "as-the-crow-flies" miles of certain Virginia facilities the statute was changed to include those living within 40 drivable miles.
Health care companies have challenged federal statutes and changes in court, often successfully.
As for the at-large seat, the election statutes were changed and now require candidates for citywide offices to live in one of five specific districts, though the entire electorate votes.
In 1966, the university statutes were changed again to permit greater political activity on the campus and Mr. Benítez was effectively kicked upstairs to the new and less powerful post of university president, which he gave up in 1971.
In April the CAF statutes were changed to remove age limits; previously officials had to step down at the age of 70 but Hayatou, who reaches that age in August, will now be able to continue as the president and even stand in 2017 for another four years.
