But he stopped short of saying the scenario was impossible, adding that it "is well within the realm of physical law".
How important is it to have a physical office for a law firm?
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Is it fair to put bar staff in the position of having to face verbal or physical abuse to enforce this law?
As silicon chips continue to shrink they will eventually reach their physical limits and Moore's law will hit a brick wall.
In the absence of physical injury or actionable discrimination, law makers should steer clear of legislation that attempts to manage that which can only be managed up close and personal.
People with physical or mental disabilities are exempt from the law, as are "paupers, " felons, and those who oppose gun ownership based on belief or religious doctrine.
The ADA requires equal access to "public accommodations, " which include restaurants, retail stores, movie theaters, recreational facilities and other physical spaces that are spelled out by the law.
In the Nelson proposal, people with physical or mental disabilities are exempt from the law, as are "paupers, " felons, and those who oppose gun ownership based on belief or religious doctrine.
Should the law make clear that inhuman and degrading physical punishment can never be justified as reasonable chastisement?
There are police, of course, but law enforcement on the ground usually involves physical force which too often turns to violence, arrests, and jail time.
As computer circuits shrink toward atomic dimensions - which they have for decades in accordance with Moore's Law - chip designers are running into physical limitations using traditional techniques.
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Under the law a disability is considered to be a physical or mental impairment which would substantially affect the ability to carry out normal daily activities for at least a year.
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They found success five years ago when the justices, in a 5-4 ruling, upheld a federal ban on a controversial late-term procedure, rejecting concerns the law didn't take into account the physical safety of the woman.
The FBI decided no law was broken as he had not made any physical threats towards Houston.
No, he is not a toddler or an adolescent-but a 25 year old law student, one year away from financial and physical independence.
The 10th anniversary of the signing of the ADA is prompting reflection about what the law set out to achieve -- barring discrimination against the disabled -- and how the law has increased awareness and acceptance of those with physical and mental disabilities.
Location data gathered by the phones we call carry around every day is also not well protected by ECPA. While the Fourth Amendment law gives warrant protection against location information collected through a physical trespass, that limitation is weak since other tools can be used to avoid such legal hurdles.
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Their physical safety includes an end to the violence and insecurity and the establishment of law enforcement.
Under current law, a state collect sales tax from companies that have a physical presence in the state, which hits brick-and-mortar retailers but not Internet retailers that ship to customers with the state.
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The charity said the current law, allowing "reasonable chastisement", indicated to abusive parents that persistent and harsh physical punishment was acceptable.
Under current law, states can only require stores to collect sales taxes if the store has a physical presence in the state.
And it could become the next major battleground in employment law as a growing number of states consider legislation that would let workers sue for harassment that causes physical or emotional harm.
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