It is
presumed that this rule
applies in all
cases which the guidelines cover; however, the parties or a trial court may, within discretion, determine that a deviation is necessary or appropriate.
In a criminal case, the assumption that the defendant is basically a law abiding person which applies in civil cases no longer holds true once probable cause has been demonstrated to an independent magistrate, even though the defendant is presumed innocent for the purpose of an ultimate tria
In a criminal
case, the assumption that the defendant is basically a law abiding person which
applies in civil cases no longer holds true once probable cause has been demonstrated to an independent magistrate, even though the defendant is presumed innocent for the purpose of an ultimate tria
in civil
cases no longer holds true once probable cause has been demonstrated to an independent magistrate, even though the defendant is
presumed innocent for the purpose of an ultimate trial.
Moreover,
in those
cases, the panels are interpreting and
applying a well - defined set of rules, e.g., the rules of professional conduct, which they are
presumed to have expertise
in.