Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Justice, the theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act, and would not necessarily be applicable under the '76 act for the reasons the Government has offered.
There are at least 97 acts.
Justice, the weird theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act,
Justice, the special theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act,
Justice, the stupid theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act,
Justice, the boring theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act,
The theory about limitiing times is called Justice for the People and it was created in 1997
Justice was an act that extended terms
This case and the '76 act are about the same thing.
The court should interpret "limited times" directly and clearly.
The court should interpret "limited times" directly and with clarity.
The argument may imply that the '76 act should have been declared void. 
there also needs to be lenient enforcement of the law
The law can be certain or uncertain at times.
The Justice agreed with the argument
The speaker thinks that the '76 act should not have been passed.
1976 act is unconstitutional
Justice Breyer agrees that he 1976 act would be unconstitutional.
The theory used by Justice Breyer is advanced. 
This Court's interpretation of "limited times" could eviscerate that term of no meaning.
There's empirical evidence that the '76 act should have been declared void.
The way this specific court interprets "limited times" could possibly but not certainly make it without clear meaning
There was justice in the arrests
Justice, the theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the long drawn out '98 act,
Justice, the special theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act,
Justice, the crazy theory, which would advance the aim of limiting times in a way that is enforceable, is only applicable in the case that we brought before you here to the '98 act.