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  the radon level in the basement was impermissibly high

• Morison's lawyers moved last month to get the case dismissed on the ground that the language of the Espionage Act is "impermissibly vague.
• Powell's attorneys claimed that the incriminating gun should not have been used as evidence because the vagrancy statute invoked to arrest him was later ruled impermissibly vague.
• He ruled that the law forced government officials and employees "to curtail their free-speech rights" by impermissibly tying their tongues in their dealings with non-English .

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News & Articles

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• Student sues school district for $2 million over Facebook bikini photo
  A former Georgia high school student has filed a lawsuit claiming that a school administrator impermissibly showed an image of her in a bikini to hundreds of local parents and students, reports Atlanta ABC affiliate WSB-TV.
  June 22, 2013 - The Daily Caller via Yahoo! News

Quotes

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• Samuel Alito in Christian Science Monitor
  We have never upheld the constitutionality of a law that imposes different contribution limits for candidates who are competing against each other,Alito wrote. "This scheme impermissibly burdens [a self-financed candidate's] First...
• Richard Kramer in guardian.co.uk
  The denial of marriage to same-sex couples appears impermissibly arbitrary,said Richard Kramer, a San Francisco superior court judge. "Simply put, same-sex marriage cannot be prohibited solely because California has always done so."
• Dolores Sloviter in Forbes
  This language in effect impermissibly directed the jury to consider whether the poultry workers had demonstrated some sufficiently laborious degree of exertion, rather than some form of activity controlled or required by the employer,Judge...