JUSTICE ANTONIN SCALIA -- Mr. Hundley, are those requirements substantive requirements?
Even if properly promulgated and equitably enforced, such a law would still fail under the substantive requirements of the rule of law.
This common standard stems from a series of federal court cases that set procedural and substantive requirements for mental health commitments.
In fact, current detention standards adhere to the law's substantive requirements, and new revised draft standards include even stronger provisions on sexual abuse.
One of the central substantive requirements of the Medicaid program, which serves more than 50 million poor and disabled Americans, is what's known as the equal access mandate, which requires states to set the rates at which they reimburse Medicaid providers at levels sufficient to ensure an adequate supply of providers.
However, the LC provides for exemptions from some procedural requirement for enterprises employing less than 11 workers in particular with respect to sanctions in the event of non compliance with dismissal (procedural and substantive)requirements.
"There are a number of substantive requirements for a body like the Kobach commission," Levitt wrote in a post on the "Take Care" blog.
5 - IBM response to March 19 , 2001USPTO Request for Comments on the International Effort to Harmonize the Substantive Requirements of Patent Law, p. 4, available at http://www.uspto.gov/web/offices/dcom/olia/harmonization/TAB42.pdf [PDF].
For example, the report recommends that states target occupational regulations to closely tie the substantive requirements (like education and experience) with public health and safety concerns.
If the reason for rejection at the first journal is that the referees had substantive requirements for additional work or revisions, authors may decide to revise the paper, but then start fresh at the second journal.
