In the infamous Scopes "Monkey trial" of 1925, John Scopes, a substitute high school biology teacher in Tennessee, was prosecuted for violating legislation against the teaching of Darwinian evolution.
Officials argued Makoko's living conditions were unsanitary and that it violated environmental legislation.
The court ruled that the ban violated provincial legislation that says the public school system must be secular and nonsectarian.
Officials said the pictures "violated existing legislation," but no more specifics were given and according to reports the gallery's owner, Alexander Donskoy, said he had seen no formal warrant for the removal of the paintings.
In 2003, Judge Brieant ruled that two Westchester school districts, Mamaroneck and Pelham, had violated federal legislation by scheduling girls' soccer in the spring rather than in the fall.
"In our letters we regularly remind [companies] of the consequences of violating the legislation," said Roskomnadzor spokesman Vadim Ampelonsky.
Mr. Isola warned that Spanish economic sanctions violate European Union legislation that guarantees the free movement of people and goods within the 28-nation bloc.
"They were legally assigned to the Russian Embassy in Qatar, conducting analytical work in connection with countering international terrorism, without violating local legislation in any way," the acting foreign minister, Igor S. Ivanov, said in the statement.
Again, I quote: "Declarations of independence may, and often do, violate domestic legislation.
Monitoring networks must meet some limits and adhere to valid standards which will not violate valid legislation or pose a threat to society from the risk of abuse of these facilities.
