I think the Court, in so doing, has effectively accomplished the "devitalization" of the First Amendment that it counseled against in Ohralik.
In Davidson's work this principle, which admits of various formulations and cannot be rendered in any completely precise form, often appears in terms of the injunction to optimise agreement between ourselves and those we interpret, that is, it counsels us to interpret speakers as holding true beliefs (true by our lights at least) wherever it is plausible to do (see 'Radical Interpretation' [1973]).
Toward that end, it counseled various recipes, dietary regimes, and personal habits, all to be undertaken under the umbrella of what were considered proper astrological conditions.
BNP said that it "never counseled clients to invest in this fund".
Erway: Sometimes we forget that it is Counsel's job to assess risk and advise us, but it is our job to make the ultimate decision.
Indeed, my dear Sir, it was concealed only to spare us both needless pain: I could not have borne to reject that Counsel it would have killed me to take".
He added, without naming any of the lawyers, that "it is disappointing when counsel do not live up to these standards".
It follows that good counsels, whencesoever they come, have their origin in the prudence of the prince, and not the prudence of the prince in wise counsels".
Ohio Republicans — who attended a training session on redistricting with a PowerPoint slide that counseled "Keep it secret, keep it safe" — ran their redistricting operation from a room at a DoubleTree Hotel in Columbus that staff members sometimes called "the bunker" in e-mails.
Advised by its counsel that it faced Title VII disparate-impact liability, New Haven decided not to use the exam's results.
