It proceeds on the assumption that the world is a closed system in which causes and effects are connected
by strict necessity.
Not exact matches
One significant way in which he is doing this is
by enriching the «
strict necessity test» so that it comprises a «fair balance» criterion and an «equivalent effectiveness» threshold (See Section 5).
R.E.M. and B.M. (also Griecken, [2009] O.J. No. 5037 at 24 — 25) cite Bell, [1997] N.W.T.J. No. 18 (CA) at para 28:... Where, as here, expert evidence is offered
by the defence, in its efforts to make full answer and defence, a trial court should not impose, as noted in Mohan, too
strict a standard for the
necessity of such evidence, especially where as here the witness recognized the need to avoid crossing into the jury's domain.
According to the AG, paragraphs 56 to 59 of Digital Rights Ireland should indeed be interpreted as meaning that a general data retention obligation does not pass the
strict necessity test but only if «it is not accompanied
by stringent safeguards concerning access to the data, the period of retention and the protection and security of the data» (§ 195, original emphasis).
Traditionally marked
by a bonfire — a tradition that unfortunately had to be distinguished due to
strict adherence to New York City's thorough and sensible Fire Safety Regulations — Halloween is a celebration that denotes the end of the harvest and the
necessity of the cold months that follow.