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unconstitutionality

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Indeed, if it had, the clear unconstitutionality would have likely caused enough controversy to kill it.
EDITORIAL SAVING JESSICA'S LAW JUDGE STRIKES DOWN FLAWED ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
In states that have rejected adequacy suits, the courts' analyses have hinged on the inherent arbitrariness of finding a specific standard and the unconstitutionality of applying a static interpretation on clauses whose meaning must evolve.
Judging money: when courts decide how to spend taxpayer dollars by Derthick, Martha / Education Next
But that approval, even if granted, would not change the program's obvious unconstitutionality.
Administration appeals ruling on warrantless surveillance program by The New American
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