"Noble ends do not save a speech-restricting statute whose means are poorly tailored," Justice Stevens said.
"If they do that, I have to say they are inviting a challenge to a statute whose constitutionality seems doubtful".
It is the only major environmental statute whose core provisions have not been reauthorized or substantively updated since its adoption in the 1970s.
Instead, leak prosecutions rely on a 1917 espionage statute whose principal provision makes it a crime to disclose, to persons not authorized to receive it, national defense information with knowledge that its dissemination could harm the United States or help a foreign power.
The report specifically mentioned Louisiana's Crime Against Nature law, calling it "a statute whose history reflects anti-LGBT sentiment".
To the supporters of Arizona's law, the questioning requirement was the most salient part of the statute, whose stated purpose was to make attrition through enforcement the state's immigration policy.
Far better to avoid a constitutional collision and interpret the phrase in the entire context of the statute, whose purpose is obviously to make the ACA subsidies available to everyone who signs up under the exchanges, whether state or federal.
The Peninsular War resulted in so many deserving candidates for the Bath that a statute was issued allowing the appointment of Extra Knights in time of war, who were to be additional to the numerical limits imposed by the statutes, and whose number was not subject to any restrictions.
He did not (as is commonly believed) revive the Order of the Bath, since it had never previously existed as an Order, in the sense of a body of knights who were governed by a set of statutes and whose numbers were replenished when vacancies occurred.
Why should we countenance murdering them in Yemen or anywhere else? "It is important the government makes plain: what are the limitations it puts on the use of its intelligence, and under what statutes and on whose approval this information is shared?" Even a former head of GCHQ has objected to Britain's continuing secrecy over the issue.
But at the Special Court for Sierra Leone, whose statute says that its appeals judges "shall be guided" by appellate decisions of the United Nations tribunals for Rwanda and Yugoslavia, the panel went against the Perisic decision.
