Phrases with «constitutional muster»

The phrase "constitutional muster" means that something is being tested to see if it follows or complies with the rules set out in a country's constitution. If it does, it passes the test, and if it doesn't, it fails to meet the requirements. Full definition

constitutional muster

to pass constitutional muster

Sentences with «constitutional muster»

There is no doubt that the «tender years» doctrine — which favored granting mothers custody of young children — would not pass constitutional muster in the 21st century. (gregoryforman.com)
Even if the bill, which would negate shotgun and rifle requirements for hunters, did gain support in the U.S. House, Slaughter is convinced it wouldn't pass Constitutional muster with regards to the Tenth Amendment. (nystateofpolitics.com)
Whether Colorado's new voucher law will affect education in the state depends on whether the state legislature can pass a voucher bill that meets constitutional muster. (educationnext.org)
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Phrases with «constitutional muster»

Sentences with «constitutional muster»

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