10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ABRIDGABLE»
Discover the use of
abridgable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
abridgable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Constitution and the New Deal
liberties in the Constitution, nonabridgable and abridgable liberties, and speech
could be included in both. It was crucial to determine what sorts of speech
belonged in each class.96 Meiklejohn was not a lawyer, and commentators with
legal ...
2
"Obscene" Literature and Constitutional Law: A Forensic ...
Abridgable Freedom by Permission, 165. Abridgable versus Unabridgable
Liberty, 98, 159, 165, 203, 206, 208. 212, 214, 218, 225, 227, 233, 238-39.
Abridging Intellectual Freedom, 74. Abuse of Freedom, The, 81, 150. Act of State
of Virginia, ...
3
Transforming Privacy: A Transpersonal Philosophy of Rights
The essay is also a more detailed analysis of the position on "free speech"
sketched out here. 81. For Meiklejohn, there is "a 'freedom of speech' which the
First Amendment declares to be non abridgable. But there is also a 'liberty of
speech' ...
4
Free Speech and Its Relation to Self-Government
There is a "freedom of speech" which the First Amendment declares to be non-
abridgable. But there is also a "liberty of speech" which the Fifth Amendment
declares to be abridgable. And for the inquiry in which we are engaged, the
distinction ...
Alexander Meiklejohn, 1948
5
Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage
See above (a), aforesaid & captioned. above-referenced. See reference, vb.
above-stated. See above (a) & aforesaid. above-styled. See above-mentioned.
abridgable; abridgeable. Abridgable is the preferred spelling in AmE,
abridgeable in ...
6
A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
See above (b), aforesaid & captioned. above-referenced. See reference, v.t.
above-stated. See above (B) & aforesaid. abridgable. See abridgeable. abridge;
violate. Constitutional and other rights are often said to be abridged or violated.
7
The Human Rights Review
One of the issues which arises in regard to human rights in this particular context,
is whether they are abridgable or not. One's right to life is an example, I suppose,
of what some people would argue is a non-abridgable fundamental right.
There were thus two classes of liberties in the Constitution, nonabridgable and
abridgable liberties, and speech could be included in both. It was crucial to
determine what sorts of speech belonged in each class.151 For Meiklejohn the
answer ...
9
Word Finder: The Phonic Key to the Dictionary
... BRJBL BRDLPTH bird watcher(n) brigand abridgable bridle.
Penelope Kister McRann, 1987
10
Perestroika and the Rule of Law: Soviet and Anglo-American ...
... State (and therefore removable or abridgable by the State); it suggested that
the State was obliged to comply with minimum standards of domestic behaviour
and provide institutions where those standards could be assessed and
compliance ...
William Elliott Butler, 1991
