unconstitutionally

I do not want to be known as a man who acted unconstitutionally.

Hughes now addressed the second issue: Did the state unconstitutionally tax the federal government?

It was held that in both cases, the state unconstitutionally provided aid to religious organizations.

"Anybody who comes to power unconstitutionally," he said at the union's first meeting in 2002, "cannot sit with us."

First it declared that the laws were not unconstitutionally vague.

The law was not unconstitutionally vague, the Court said.

What's more, she had violated, quite unconstitutionally, the rights of a Councilman.

But the administration says the bill unconstitutionally interferes with the president's ability to control and manage the government.

Colonel North also complains that he is being investigated unconstitutionally.

As well, the Court finds that the word "terrorism" is not unconstitutionally vague.

Hitler now unconstitutionally imposed new church elections in July 1933.

That would be unconstitutionally infringing on the states' right to regulate medical practice.

A federal appeals court found the law unconstitutionally vague.

The Court said the taxes discriminated unconstitutionally against interstate commerce.

On top of this the election was unconstitutionally called two years ahead of schedule.

Ever since then the Federal courts have been open to claims that a state conviction was obtained unconstitutionally.

A law is unconstitutionally vague if it does not have clarity enough to create "legal debate".

He was immediately stripped (unconstitutionally as it turned out) of his heavyweight title.

But if Congress adopts the measure, isn't it acting unconstitutionally?

The union's lawsuit says those suits unconstitutionally suppressed workers' freedom of speech.

They argue that the rules are unconstitutionally vague and too broadly drawn.

The court ruled that the majority of the "service fees" collected in this case were used unconstitutionally.

You cannot mean to suggest that the court system should do nothing, remain silent, when its budget is so severely - and unconstitutionally - cut.

A Federal judge last month struck down the contribution limits as unconstitutionally harsh, but by then it was too late.

A Federal court agreed that the evidence was unconstitutionally suppressed because the police received the information but failed to notify the defense.