Prosecutors called it contradictory for Miller's lawyers to claim, on the one hand, that he knew nothing of value and participated in no illegal activity, and simultaneously to claim an unspecified Fifth Amendment concern.
According to news reports Wednesday night, the amendment forced unspecified changes to the financial reform bill, presumably allowing some additional preemption of state authority.
Gonzalez is taking his case to court, joining with the American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico in filing a lawsuit on First Amendment grounds seeking unspecified compensatory and punitive damages.
After a proposal was refused by a small margin in the House of Commons on Monday, peers passed an amendment calling for an unspecified number of children to be accepted.
(The scheme is named after the Labour peer Alf Dubs, who secured the commitment to help an unspecified number of refugee children as an amendment to the government's Immigration Bill).
This translates into Republican candidates calling for huge (although always unspecified) spending cuts, as well as balanced budget amendments.
"It bears repeating that the founders adopted the Fourth Amendment to protect against searches for evidence of unspecified crimes," Justice Sotomayor wrote.
Mr. Rockefeller said that there,were unspecified "prob lems" with the law and pre dicted that "there will be amendments as needed to pro tect individuals :and health standards". Dr. Adams favored a return.
Kevin Nicholson, had violated his First Amendment right to petition the government for redress of grievances, and asked for unspecified damages.
David Cameron also promised earlier this year to take an unspecified number of vulnerable child refugees from France, Greece and Italy after coming under pressure to accept an amendment to the law from the Labour peer Alfred Dubs, who was rescued in the second world war Kindertransport evacuation.
