If it weren't already a controlled substance, albeit a less restricted substance than some other recreational drugs, ketamine would fall under the remit of the new bill since, as it is worded in Section 2, it "affects the person's mental functioning or emotional state" and changes a person's "mood or empathy with others".
The Court thus applied an objective test to the subjectively worded powers in section 30; if it Court had applied a subjective test, it would have deferred to the subjective satisfaction of the Minister that the detention was in the interests of public safety, peace and good order.
But, according to the conjurings of the C.E.I. attorneys, the subsidies should be granted only to people who bought policies on the state exchanges, because of those four words in Section 36B.
The work-related words in section four are mostly selected from a study by Haafkens et al. on work-related terms in searching for literature on chronic diseases (rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes mellitus, hearing problems, and depression) [ 31].
The Court held that an objective test applied to the subjectively worded powers in sections 8 and 10, and hence the exercise of these powers was normally challengeable on the GCHQ grounds of judicial review.
As I explained before in this column, the issue in King concerned four words buried in section 1311 of the 381,000-word Affordable Care Act dealing with federal income tax subsidies for low-income purchasers of health insurance.
We have changed our wording in this section to clarify the proposed function of RetS (paragraph 8 of the Results section).
The biomedical research community, for instance, had closely watched the final wording in a section of the bill dealing with "recalcitrant cancers".
King's plaintiffs say this choice carries severe consequences because of some ambiguous wording in one section of the legislation.
