Search results for: "legitimacy" (1287 results)
usually refers to states where the officials lack democratic legitimacy and employ repressive measures in part to retain their hold on power. Professors
invalidating Pennsylvania’s spousal notification provision, Casey both added legitimacy to those provisions it upheld and signaled to lawmakers that there
13 (questioning agency legitimacy, as well as agency competenc… See Dembling & Mason, supra note 38, at 144-46 (describing the possibility of
proposals. Campaign finance disclosure reform impacts electoral integrity and, ultimately, the legitimacy of our political process. Citizens United v
the merits; instead, it removed all but one of the judges from office at the next available opportunity. Id. at 31. The continuing legitimacy of the
any real check on their legitimacy,” that subsequent events demonstrated that some of those claims were invalid, and that payments to those with
legitimacy to these practices. Faced with a post-Bruen challenge to a federal law barring felons from possessing firearms, Judge Carlton Reeves of
] penalty as a tax”). 306. The legal and legitimacy challenges to SIFI regulations are beyond the scope of this Note. See, e.g., MetLife, Inc. v. Fin
are deeply divided in their views of the role RUDs play, their legitimacy, and their consequences for the international human rights regime
Today’s bail reform movement, by contrast, has assumed the legitimacy of pretrial preventive restraint and advocates preven- tive detention as a