improperly

“Latham has not identified any evidence that funds were given to organizations that were not providing relevant aid nor that funds were being used improperly,” they said.

The term refers to a legal complaint that improperly incorporates all previous allegations into each count, making it difficult for the court to evaluate the claims on their own merits.

But the judge also ruled that the startup had improperly downloaded millions of books through online libraries.

“Listening to the Law,” due out on September 9, argues that the landmark 1973 ruling improperly imposed abortion rights on the nation and short-circuited political debate.

The ruling found that the state’s last redistricting plan improperly favored Republicans and failed to comply with population balance requirements.