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The Texas statutes under attack here are typicalof those that have been in effect in many Statesfor approximately a century. The Georgia statutes,in contrast, have a modern cast and are a legislativeproduct that, to an extent at least, obviouslyreflects the influences of recent attitudinal change,of[r]

100, contributors who had given more than$100,000 to the GOP.The practice did not change when DemocratBILL CLINTON first won the presidency in 1992.According to an Associated Press review, by theend of Clinton’s first year in office he hadnominated five $100,000-plus donors as foreignambassadors. Ho[r]

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exercise jurisdiction under the CWA.In other instances, the Supreme Court hasapproved the regulation of wetlands that areadjacent to navigable waters, but the regulationof more remote wetlands remained unresolved.In Rapanos v. United States (547 U.S. 715, 126 S.Ct. 2208, 165 L. Ed. 2d 159 [2006]), t[r]

of the United States, the rights, if they have any,the political existence of a once numerous andpowerful people, the personal liberty of acitizen, are all involved in the subject now tobe considered.It behooves this court in every case, moreespecially in this, to examine into its jurisdictionwith s[r]

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