exclusion order

Such proceedings may lead to modification of an existing exclusion order or other action.

On January 2, 1945, the exclusion order was rescinded entirely.

In a 6-3 decision, the Court sided with the government, ruling that the exclusion order was constitutional.

Only when the tribe ran out of options did it issue an exclusion order to bar him from the reservation.

The British issued an exclusion order and she was deported in October 1938.

Exclusion orders, requiring the immediate removal of one spouse from the family home, went from 499 in 2001 to 564 last year.

Compare that to 1994, when deputies served 2,549 protective orders plus 296 exclusion orders.

In any event, she added, with his exclusion order Judge Jackson was trying only to protect the jury from "extraneous influences."

These Exclusion Orders cast a wide net.

Exclusion orders could be issued "as expedient" to prevent terrorism relating to Northern Ireland.

An exclusion order.

Exclusion orders were instituted to try to keep people listed as terrorists out of England, Scotland or Wales.

Police are already monitoring the movements of travellers convoys and the exclusion order will give them widespread powers of arrest.

Although he was not charged with any offences Wright was nonetheless handed an exclusion order banning him from mainland Britain.

Since the introduction of the system, 846 people were received exclusion orders by immigration authorities and 8 people were arrested for fabricating their fingerprints.

Sanctions include improvement notices, prohibition notices, enforceable undertakings commercial benefits penalties and exclusion orders.

Sanctuary can work both ways, of course, and for all her irritation at the permanent exclusion order, my wife loves the shed almost as much as I do.

The primary remedy available in Section 337 investigations is an exclusion order that directs Customs to stop infringing imports from entering the United States.

The sheik, who is fighting exclusion orders, has been in jail in New York since he surrendered to Federal authorities in July.

The governing body that controls Castlemorton, and which this year has been granted an exclusion order, says the ban also covers sites like British 2nCamp.

May said of the exclusion order, "Numerous comments made by Dr Naik are evidence to me of his unacceptable behaviour".

In the 1960s and 1970s, however, these exclusion orders were denounced as unconstitutional and consequentially were rejected by the Supreme Court.

The Commission's exclusion orders are enforced by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

In January 1933 she was arrested in Newry for breaching an exclusion order banning her from Northern Ireland.

On March 31, 1942, with the posting of Civilian Exclusion Orders, the cruel capture of the ethnic Japanese was set in motion.