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violation

Something prohibited by law.

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Qasemi added that it is patently absurd that the US is citing a resolution that not only have they themselves violated by quitting it illegally and unilaterally, but they also encouraged others to violate it or, if they follow it, the US will punish them with sanctions.

Iran urges all sides to comply with UNSC resolution

With such a track record, it is ironic that India seeks a global power role through a permanent seat in the Security Council while it continues to violate the UN Charter with impunity.

India violator of international agreements, treaties: APHC

President Barack Obama declared Thursday that a referendum in 10 days on the future of a Ukraine's Crimea peninsula would violate international law.

U.S. President Obama: Crimea Separation Vote Would Break Law

District court's decision: The district court determined that neither the credits nor the abatements violated the Commence Clause, because they did not violate either of the taxation structures that have been previously rejected by the Supreme Court, and they did not discriminate against interstate commence.

State tax incentives after Cuno

"Government is an elective dictatorship when voters do little more than select who will violate the laws and Constitution.

"Great leader democracy": most Americans are disinclined to think deeply about the tyrannical actions of government, but James Bovard's Attention Deficit Democracy will open their eyes

We can't let him continue to disgrace the office of the Presidency, violate his oath of office, and trample on our Constitution.

Grounds for impeachment

Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia held that the program did not violate the First Amendment.

Supreme Court skips Parochial School aid case

In addition, section 162(c) of the Internal Revenue Code, which predates the FCPA, prohibits the deduction of bribes, including payments that violate the FCPA, as business expenses.

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: compliance issues in the tax and customs arena

If the law at that time did not clearly establish that the officer's conduct would violate the Constitution, the officer is entitled to qualified immunity.

When is force excessive? Insightful Guidance from the U.S. Supreme Court

The court held that the prison officials' decision to prevent the inmate from attending a ceremony in the prison chapel conducted by a Catholic cardinal was reasonable and therefore did not violate the inmate's First Amendment rights to petition the government for redress of grievances.

Gonzalez v. Narcato

The coupling constants are in general complex, in which case the Hamiltonians violate T-invariance.