Jurisdiction-stripping statutes usually take away no substantive rights but rather change the court that will hear the case.

"The additional procedures are not required," the order says, "and this section is intended to create no procedural or substantive rights."

In addition, an individual may also have a legitimate expectation to a substantive right.

He later said the proposal gave no substantive rights and caused "confusion."

The law failed to create any substantive rights.

But here we are talking about the procedural, not the substantive right to asylum.

I believe that substantive rights show their strength only when they are backed by enforcement and effective redress for consumers.

This means that it does not oblige any of its signatories to create new, substantive rights or to change existing ones.

This is unproblematic for most countries, which guarantee substantive rights to all people at work.

The Convention does not provide any substantive rights.