To avoid first amendment complications, this system would have to be voluntary.
Ms. Etzkorn and Mr. Siegel point out that "banks, credit card companies, insurers and other types of businesses find ways to make money from the fine print nobody can read or understand," and that "lawyers have inundated us with mind-numbing disclaimers, disclosures, terms, instructions, amendments and amendments to amendments" to "avoid lawsuits or other potential problems".
The decision by Murray not to go through the motions of passing a budget also will allow Senate Democrats to avoid an open amendment process that allows any senator to seek vote on any amendment to the budget - a process known as a "vote-a-rama" that could last days.
BANKRUPTCY LAWYERS In a decision Monday, the court interpreted a 2005 bankruptcy law narrowly to avoid a First Amendment challenge.
Dr. Mariano does mention that to avoid invoking the amendment, Mr. Clinton received spinal rather than general anesthesia when he needed surgery to repair a torn quadriceps tendon.
The Booker decision made it "crystal clear that to avoid the Sixth Amendment problem with the mandatory guidelines, judges must be free to disagree with the guidelines," Michael S. Nachmanoff, the lawyer representing the crack cocaine defendant, Derrick Kimbrough, told the court.
Renaming the Christmas tree a holiday tree is also subterfuge to avoid potential First Amendment establishment clause issues.
The ACLU argued police need "probable cause," and therefore a warrant, to avoid a Fourth Amendment violation.
Irrigation using water with high SAR may involve soil amendments to avoid long-term damage to the soil such as Ca product topdressing, amendments and frequent aeration.
According to Yabloko, the 1998 law was written this way "in order to avoid haste and accepting amendments to the basic law of the country without due discussion".
