nonconstitutional

Thus, Miranda can be both a constitutional rule and a nonconstitutional rule, depending on the context.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Legislating Miranda Rights for Terrorism Cases? 2010

Thus, Miranda can be both a constitutional rule and a nonconstitutional rule, depending on the context.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Legislating Miranda Rights for Terrorism Cases? 2010

Scholarship that focuses on doctrine these days -- both constitutional and nonconstitutional -- is heavily historical, or functionalist or consequentialist.

Balkinization 2007

This, along with nonconstitutional objections based on stautory interpretation and administrative law, was my favored approach.

Balkinization 2006

(I should note that I also favored a nonconstitutional challenge based on administrative law and statutory interpretation.)

Balkinization 2006

Fein is a hard-core right winger who presumably knows something about Roberts legal views as he intimated in his column: In Lawrence v. Texas (2003), the court again highlighted the nonconstitutional moorings of the right of privacy.

08/09/2005 2005

But, with U.S. senators calling for Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's ouster, some senior U.S. officers suggest the entire Iraqi government must be removed, by constitutional or nonconstitutional means, and they're not sure a democracy need replace it.

CNN Transcript Aug 22, 2007 2007

But in 2001 the Supreme Court dodged the constitutional question posed by migratory birds by finding nonconstitutional grounds to invalidate an important federal regulation that protected seasonal pools in Illinois.

The Hapless Toad 2005

But in 2001 the Supreme Court dodged the constitutional question posed by migratory birds by finding nonconstitutional grounds to invalidate an important federal regulation that protected seasonal pools in Illinois.

The Hapless Toad 2005

Your position has nonconstitutional ramifications, too.

Official Song of the Althouse/Goldberg Diavlog. Ann Althouse 2006