Sentence examples for statutes after from inspiring English sources

Other justices were troubled by the possibility that the Florida court's decisions had violated federal law by changing the state's election statutes after Election Day.

"This decision came only after reviewing all the evidence, testimonial evidence and physical evidence, after reviewing the relevant statutes, after reviewing the relevant case laws".

Texas (Will's Bill), Oregon (Max's Law) and Washington (the Lystedt Law) all named their statutes after boys who were recently killed or seriously hurt by football brain injuries.

Steven Goldstein, the chairman of Garden State Equality, a New Jersey gay rights group that pushed for the state to pass its strict antibullying statutes after Mr. Clementi's death, said the sentence was lighter than what many shoplifters received.

Government employees and private businesses in Mississippi could deny services to same-sex couples who want to marry under a bill passed by the House on Friday, one of numerous attempts across the country to enact so-called religious protection statutes after the Supreme Court ruling that essentially legalized gay marriage.

It fought the statute after it passed in 1970 and resisted efforts to strengthen the law under President George H. W. Bush.

We need to see a new wave of countries ratifying the Rome Statute after the Kampala conference, so that a permanent International Criminal Court becomes a universal one.

The dispute is not the first time the Obama administration has ignored a statute after deciding that it unconstitutionally infringed on the president's power to conduct diplomatic relations.

He cited the spirit of the Supreme Court's ruling, the Federal District Court judge's ruling last week and the fact that the House of Representatives withdrew its legal defense of the veterans statute after the June ruling.

On Wednesday, an Irving independent school district spokeswoman, Lesley Weaver, defended the school's decision to arrest Ahmed under Texas's "hoax bomb" statute after an English teacher reported the "suspicious" device to administrators.

It is recognised this may prevent justice being done, and for a great many years it has been accepted that it is in the public interest that claims become barred by statute after a certain period of time has elapsed – usually six years.