Even if the outcome of that scrutiny is upholding the government's action, the very imposition of close scrutiny ought to be of some concern as long as we consider judicial review the exception rather than the rule.
The judges took that to be Stuart-Smith's "scrutiny", which upheld the coroner's findings in the case of Kevin Williams and rejected all requests to reopen the inquests.
The Court today lets stand a decision that upholds, after the most minimal scrutiny, an unwarranted governmental intrusion into the privacy of public employees.
Applying this intermediate scrutiny test, the Court upheld the protester's conviction.
Relations with Israel, unpopular but strongly upheld by Mr. Mubarak, have come under scrutiny.
Restrictions on these forms of speech receive strict scrutiny, and consequently, they are rarely upheld.
"The court upheld these policies under the most exacting judicial scrutiny possible, finding them constitutional and warranted in light of the threats the city faced during the R.N.C.
Mr. McKeon, the governor's spokesman, noted that there were winner-take-all Republican primaries in other states, like California, where some areas come under Voting Rights Act scrutiny, and that the courts had upheld those systems.
Tony says the language was carefully crafted to pass Supreme Court Constitutional scrutiny and believes it will be upheld.
Adding such language to the Constitution would underscore our nation's commitment to the right to vote and raise the level of scrutiny to any laws that fail to uphold voting rights.
In a similar vein, the Court upheld a death sentence in Washington by lessening the scrutiny applied to jury selection in such cases.
