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An Oklahoma law requiring women seeking abortions to undergo ultrasound exams and doctors to show and describe the images to the women has also been struck down: opponents argued it was unconstitutional because it applied only to abortions and not to other procedures.
ECONOMIST: Abortion laws: And then there was one | The
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The fact that it has not yet been struck down by the courts says more about the current state of human-rights legislation in Britain than the merits of the issue.
ECONOMIST: Myra Hindley
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It struck down a ban on handguns that has been in place in the District of Columbia for 32 years.
NPR: Supreme Court Strikes Down D.C. Handgun Ban
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Obama seems to have been trying to make the accurate observation that since the '30s the court has not struck down a federal law that applies to economic activity on the ground that it exceeds Congress's Commerce Clause authority.
WSJ: The Man Who Knew Too Little
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There has also been speculation that the Paris-bound flight was struck by lightning, but that should not bring down a modern airliner, former Airbus pilot John Wiley told CNN.
CNN: A330-200: Ultra-modern and extremely safe