Sentences with phrase «bad facts»

As for me, this case seems to be an example of bad facts making bad law.

You should take bad facts and bad information very seriously.

I am less concerned here than others about bad facts making bad law.

As the saying goes, bad facts make bad law.

As for me, this Hoffman case is setting up as one where bad facts make bad law.

I do nt know whats worse the fact that a white man could be accused of the same thing this man is accused of and we as blacks would be screaming bloody murder or the fact that he marched against gay marriages, and took personal shots at other pastor and then he gets exposed 4 what he really is and that ironically is everything he preached and marched against sad

Good fats will improve your memory, while bad facts will impair cognitive function.

Too bad your FACTS are wrong LMAO.

This does not mean ignoring bad facts, or slanting facts your way even though you were the losing party below.

My biggest accomplishments come from devising solutions to seemingly intractable problems, whether bad facts or unfavorable case law.

«There's that old saying [that] bad facts make bad law, and I think with Indalex, it was the particular relationships between the corporation and the entity lending money was not an arms - length entity, so I think the court thought on these particular facts that the pension plan beneficiaries had really been shafted,» says Brown.

This is one of those cases where bad facts, and justifiable sympathy for the officer, could have made for bad law — fortunately, this time it didn't.

This is most definitely a case of «bad facts make bad law.»

Everyone will start to cherry pick all the bad facts and data about markets and the world.

In fact, with 6 million fewer girls born between 2001 and 2011, it is making it worse

We have some bad facts in our case.

'» King believes it is important that the client knows not just the good facts regarding their case, but also the bad facts.

Almost every lawyer has experienced a client with unreasonable expectations, or one who got bad results because of their own bad behavior or bad facts.

Whether you are interpreting a case in a novel way, trying to grow the pie in a negotiation, or reframing a bad fact, you need to hone your creativity.

Bad facts, you bet.

But at the National Review blog phi beta cons, David French sums up the opinion as an example of that old saw, «bad facts make bad law.»

It harkens back to an old adage the defense should have paid attention to; bad facts make bad law.

This case illustrates the old maxim that bad facts make bad law.

We have good facts and bad facts.

It takes an experienced California personal injury attorney to look at the good and bad facts and come up with a good starting figure for compensation.

They need to think worst case and objectively evaluate the likelihood of success on appeal in light of everything, including all «bad facts.»