Sentence examples for statute free from inspiring English sources

He wrote strongly worded opinions against wiretapping, the so-called "stop-and-frisk" statute, free speech and a free press.

In Plyler v. Doe (1982) the Supreme Court struck down a Texas statute denying free public education to illegal immigrants as a violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment because discrimination on the basis of illegal immigration status did not further a substantial state interest.

Laws like Rwanda's incitement statutes damage free expression and democracy.

At the oral argument in Virginia v. Black, a case challenging Virginia's cross-burning statute on free-speech grounds, Justice Thomas interrupted the government lawyer who was defending the constitutionality of the Virginia law.

"It's a violation of the statute that requires free admission to the museum five days a week and the lease that requires four designated free admission days," he said, adding that the deal is "highly deceptive advertising".

The pastors complain that the statute limits their free expression.

It's basically your "buy one get the rest for free" statute.

But others suggested alternatives, such as 1931, when the Statute of Westminster freed Canada from British command in foreign affairs.

In one effort to cut costs, and encouraged by Norwegian and Swedish statutes that allow free camping on much public land, I've decided to pack a tent this time around.

"Our decision here will likely raise the ire of corporations and other entities that wish to rest in the security of statutes of repose, free from the threat of being called to account for their contaminating acts," the court wrote.

In its leader column, the Daily Telegraph says that referring to Mrs Miller's involvement in deciding press legislation in order to convince it to back away from getting "straight answers" was "an indictment of the influence that press regulation by statute could have over free speech".