For example, the Texas Legislature completed its last statutory revision in 1925.
..'. 5 However, for over a century since the general statutory revision in 1874the plain terms of the cause of action and the jurisdictional provision at issue here, § 1343(3), have not been commensurate.
Finally, when Congress re-enacted the terms "word, name, symbol, or device" in 1988, it did so against a legal background in which those terms had come to include color, and its statutory revision embraced that understanding.
Existing statutory provisions untouched by the new revisions allow parents to use the vouchers at religious facilities, as long as the child care provided does not involve religious instruction or worship.
The Florida court's wholesale revision of Florida statutory law, adopted in part to address the problems flowing from its earlier abandonment of the system crafted by the Florida Legislature, ignores the obviously intertwined nature of the protest and contest provisions and overrides numerous legislative choices embodied in the Florida election code.
The Florida Supreme Court's revision of Florida's statutory system for resolving election disputes also violates 3 U.S.C.
With respect to the matters at issue here, the 1874 revision of the federal statutory law did not appreciably alter the substantive rights guaranteed or secured by the federal law.
expanded [in the revision] to encompass all statutory..
I do not foreclose the possibility that some statutory change attributable solely to the 1874 revision may be accepted at face value.
Specifically, the former is understood as the drafting or revision history of the relevant statutory text, whereas the latter includes explanatory statements by legislators, floor debates and the like.
By a compromise with the Agrarian Party, the DNA received support for a social program that included old-age pension reform, revision of the factory act, statutory holidays, and unemployment insurance financed by increased taxation.
