Construing

"Construing the allegations in the complaint in the light most favorable to plaintiffs, the court concludes that plaintiffs have satisfied their burden of alleging facts giving rise to a strong inference of fraudulent intent," U.S.

Judge: AIG Must Defend Shareholder Suit Over Subprime Exposure Chad Bray 2010

Construing matrimony as a sacred dance or a window into heavenly mysteries are, of course, religious descriptions.

Andrew Wilkes: Appreciation For The 'Sacred Dance' Of Marriage Andrew Wilkes 2011

Construing the tax power as less than infinite – as not encompassing the power to tax bedtimes or the decision not purchase a product – is strongly supported by the Ninth Amendment.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Is the tax power infinite? 2010

Construing matrimony as a sacred dance or a window into heavenly mysteries are, of course, religious descriptions.

Andrew Wilkes: Appreciation For The 'Sacred Dance' Of Marriage Andrew Wilkes 2011

Construing the tax power as less than infinite–as not encompassing the power to tax bedtimes or the decision not purchase a product–is strongly supported by the Ninth Amendment.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Is the tax power infinite? 2010

Construing the rules as requiring the Secretary of States signature would make them unconstitutional, and therefore that interpretation must be disfavored.

Durbin: We Still Won't Seat Burris 2009

Construing the Constitution according to its plain meaning and the objective understanding of those who ratified the Constitution is no more revolutionary than construing a written contract according to the plain meaning and objective understanding of the persons who executed the contract, intending to be bound thereby.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Cato brief in McDonald v. Chicago 2009

Construing the AUMF to permit unchecked warrantless wiretapping without probable cause, however, would raise serious questions under the Fourth Amendment.

Geoffrey R. Stone: Why the NSA Surveillance Program Is Unlawful 2008

Construing FISA and the AUMF according to their plain meanings raises no serious constitutional questions regarding the President's duties under Article II.

Geoffrey R. Stone: Why the NSA Surveillance Program Is Unlawful 2008

Construing his offer to debate foreign policy one time as some sort of implicit agreement to go barnstorming in McCain's bus, meeting in high school gyms and K of C Halls once a week for ten weeks is a bit far-fetched.

McCain will debate. Ann Althouse 2008