21.   Stevens also noted that the lower courts had not concluded that there was probable cause or even reasonable suspicion to identify the women to be tested as drug users.

22.   The award was out of line with verdicts in similar cases, the court concluded.

23.   The appeals court had concluded that licenses were so scarce that the requirement amounted to a de facto ban on artistic freedom of expression.

24.   The appeals court concluded that under federal law, only prosecutors have the authority to grant immunity.

25.   The court concluded that case law from this Court required that the defendant must have knowledge at least of the nature and character of the materials.

26.   The court concluded that Mahalek had not established dependent status and remanded for the District Court to determine whether Zicherman was a dependent of the decedent.

27.   The court concluded that registering sex offenders and notifying communities about them were administrative actions and not criminal penalties.

28.   The court concluded that the Internet, in light of its democratic, participatory potential, demands the highest level of First Amendment protection.

29.   The court may have concluded that this made the case moot and that it would not be suitable for their review.

30.   The court concluded that death sentences did not exceed the sentencing range.