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..... various circumstances in which challenges to deportation orders might arise and did not mention 1326. see also 8 u.s.c. 1101(g) ("for the purposes of this chapter any alien ordered deported . . . who has left the united states, shall be considered to have been deported in pursuance of law . . ."); but see mendez ..... opinion regarding, the propriety of the group deportation procedure used in this case. compare united states v. barraza-leon, 575 f.2d 218, 219-220 (ca9 1978), with united states v. calles-pineda, 627 f.2d 976, 977 (ca9 1980). [ footnote 2 ] the statute excepts those aliens who have either received ..... , collateral attacks in 1326 proceedings would be proper); note, collaterally attacking deportation orders in criminal prosecutions for illegal reentry under section 276 of the immigration and nationality act of 1952, 56 notre dame law. 677, 686-688 (1981) (fundamental fairness requires some form of collateral review of civil deportation proceedings which have criminal consequences .....
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..... -respondent here, supporting petitioner) petitioned the national labor relations board to represent a single unit of all 110 potentially eligible employees at caney creek. see national labor relations act (act) 9(c), 49 stat. 453, 29 u. s. c. 159(c). at the ensuing representation hearing, respondent objected to the inclusion of caney creek's ..... at the certification stage that some employees in the unit were supervisors. pp.710-712. 2. the board's test for determining supervisory status is inconsistent with the act. the act deems employees to be "supervisors" if they 707 (1) exercise 1 of 12 listed supervisory functions, including "responsibly direct[ing]" other employees, (2) use " ..... congress committed primarily to the national labor relations board, subject to limited judicial review.''' beth israel hospital v. nlrb, 437 u. s. 483 , 501 (1978) (quoting nlrb v. truck drivers, 353 u. s. 87 , 96 (1957)). 726 opinion of stevens, j. of ambiguous language in the national labor relations .....
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..... established that speech may not be prohibited because it concerns subjects offending our sensibilities. see fcc v. pacifica foundation, 438 u. s. 726 , 745 (1978) ("[t]he fact that society may find speech offensive is not a sufficient reason for suppressing it"); see also reno v. american civil liberties union, 521 ..... of a decent people. in 245 its legislative findings, congress recognized that there are subcultures of persons who harbor illicit desires for children and commit criminal acts to gratify the impulses. see congressional findings, notes following 2251; see also u. s. dept. of health and human services, administration on children ..... legislative history, post, p. 267. deputy solicitor general clement argued the cause for petitioners. with him on the briefs were solicitor general olson, acting solicitor general underwood, acting assistant attorney general schiffer, deputy solicitor general kneedler, irving l. gornstein, barbara l. herwig, and jacob m. lewis. h. louis sirkin argued .....
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..... however constitute a charge having an effect equivalent to a customs duty if such a duty, which is limited to particular products, had the sole purpose of financing activities for the specific advantage of the taxed domestic products, so as to make good, wholly or in part, the fiscal charge imposed upon them". the ..... duties on imports and exports and of all charges having equivalent effect, and the adoption of a common customs tariff in their relations with third countries. . chapter 1 the customs union article 30 customs duties on imports and exports and charges having equivalent effect shall be prohibited between member states. this prohibition shall also ..... the amendment, misunderstood the general scheme of the original legislation, with the effect of creating a palpable anomaly (see eg the principle that provisions in a later act in pari materia with an earlier may be used to aid the construction of the former, discussed in bennion on statutory interpretation, 5th ed (2008), section 234 .....
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..... by the lord chancellor's department (the predecessor to the ministry of justice) in 2000. since the courts act 1971 there has been a remarkable growth in the number of part-time judges. statistics in professor bell's chapter (table 6.1a) show that there were 2,041 part-time judges (recorders and deputy district judges) in ..... judges. the lord chancellor has from time to time issued and amended written memoranda as to the terms and conditions of service of recorders. the memorandum current in 1978 (when mr o'brien was appointed) contained fifteen paragraphs covering (among other things) the requirement for attendance at sentencing conferences, the frequency and duration of sittings ( ..... the encouragement of the leader of the western circuit mr o'brien applied to become a recorder and was appointed as a recorder with effect from 1 march 1978. he then continued sitting as a recorder until 31 march 2005, with regular extensions, the last extension being in 1999. in 1986 and 1987 he was unable .....
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