Sentences with phrase «not intervene in the case»

Abelove contends an assistant attorney general, Paul Clyne, who is a former Albany County district attorney, told Abelove on the day of the shooting that the state office would likely not intervene in the case.

Company B does not intervene in the case.

Not exact matches

Last week, AARP and the State Attorneys General of California, Oregon and New York filed separate motions to intervene in the case and seek rehearings in front of the full court, anticipating the DOL would not take action to defend its rule.

There is no objectively right place to draw the line between cases in which the government should and should not intervene.

In «every one of these cases, we've had advance indications and perhaps we haven't been effective enough in intervening.&raquIn «every one of these cases, we've had advance indications and perhaps we haven't been effective enough in intervening.&raquin intervening.»

If God could intervene in some cases what could be the reason for not intervening in other cases where it is needed?

The Education Secretary says she won't be directly intervening in the case of a Christian school that says it has been threatened with an Ofsted downgrade.

Hasker's third proposition is that for the problem of divine non-intervention to be a real problem, «we must be able to identify specific kinds of cases in which God morally ought to intervene but does not» Many critics of (traditional) theism probably already have a more or less vague list of such cases, which might include genocidal events, such as the Nazi holocaust and the Rwandan massacre; wars; large - scale natural disasters; conditions of chronic poverty, in which millions of children die from starvation or are permanently stunted because of inadequate protein; the sexual molestation of children, which often leaves them psychologically scarred for the rest of their lives; death preceded by long, painful illnesses, such as cancer or AIDS, or by mind - destroying conditions, such as Alzheimer's disease; and the kinds of events described by Dostoyevski, such as the soldier using his pistol to get a mother's baby to giggle with delight and then blowing its brains out.

Defenders of classical theism often implicitly use the latter criterion, claiming they have defended their God's failure to prevent horrendous evils by simply pointing out that there might be some reason, knowable only by God, as to why it was good not to intervene.15 I would say, in any case, that it need not be «clear» in a strong sense of the term.

«Soccer is not a typical area for Amnesty to get involved in but we felt compelled to intervene in this case after reviewing the evidence.

In this case, the grandparent is obligated to intervene with the parent on behalf of the child, but the intervention need not involve the authorities.

So in cases where the toy grabbing is sporadic, I don't think adults need to intervene.

Sometimes a baby might have severe constipation that doesn't clear up with any home remedies; in that case, the doctor might need to intervene to help your child pass stools.

Specific arguments about the risks of acting and not acting in this case are legitimate and important; but I wanted to argue specifically that complaints about not intervening in North Korea are weak or tangential.

Whatever the members of the Supreme Court may (or may not) want, the Court itself does not get to intervene in any arbitrary court case that it chooses.

If it is the case that not intervening would have led to a significant massacre within this week / fortnight, there is a pragmatic lesser evil case for on balance supporting a not very well thought through intervention (the US has clearly not spent a long time doing this), and a stalemate, and then looking to the Arab League to mediate a political settlement over time in which the government can't win by massacre.

The final resolution came when the case was dismissed in the Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, when the court decided that they can not intervene:

In addition to attacks on Howe's credibility, defense filings argue that there was no illegal «quid pro quo» in the case — that all the matters Percoco is accused of intervening in were resolved on their virtues, not because of bribeIn addition to attacks on Howe's credibility, defense filings argue that there was no illegal «quid pro quo» in the case — that all the matters Percoco is accused of intervening in were resolved on their virtues, not because of bribein the case — that all the matters Percoco is accused of intervening in were resolved on their virtues, not because of bribein were resolved on their virtues, not because of bribes.

The limitation in the executive order has raised questions among some district attorneys and others about whether the governor's order should have been written to give Schneiderman broader authority to intervene in any case where police use deadly force, whether or not someone dies.

Last week, Paterson, who became governor in 2008 after Eliot Spitzer resigned in disgrace, said he would not seek a full term in office following reports that he had intervened in the case of a top aide who was accused of domestic violence against a woman.

The Secretary of State did not appeal the 2011 decision, but the Ohio legislature intervened in the case and appealed to the 6th Circuit.

I've worked in high schools that didn't have a metal detector, but the relationship between the school staff and the students was so strong, staff was able to intervene with support in cases of conflict.

Peter Lauener (pictured left), EFA chief executive, later said he's «not happy» with the length it has taken for the government to intervene in some cases — higlihting the Durand Academy Trust.

But in every case, if we hadn't intervened, the dogs would have had a far worse experience, dying on a cold steel table at the end of a needle in an overworked shelter putting down dozens of animals every day, or alone, frightened, and sick on the streets.

Although the CCCI can not assume responsibility for censorship of content on the internet, any member has the right to lodge a complaint against another member, per the rules of our constitution and by - laws, in which case the CCCI may intervene, and may find it necessary to suspend or expel members who author content with malicious intent, misrepresentation or defamation on ANY publicly available media (including but not limited to internet communications of any kind).

The Attorney General intervenes here to safeguard Peter Cooper's irreplaceable gift to the people of New York... The Attorney General has authority to intervene in this case because it concerns the management of one of the state's not - for - profit corporations.

The project's latest opponents also argued they have a right to intervene in the case and rejected the idea that litigation was the sole reason construction has not yet begun on the combined wind farm.

Baughman feels that it's one thing for a court to intervene and take over as legal guardian in a case where a child's life is truly at risk, but quite another thing when psychotropic drugs are forced on children who don't fit into the mold....

While the Canadian Bar Association is usually busy intervening in court cases, making submissions to government, commenting on proposed legislation and supporting members, it's not every day that the CBA is called upon to help the public understand the nuances of a pressing national issue which raises concerns about the rule of law.

The documents at issue were drawn up by the Legal Service not in connection with any pending cases and the Commission had only applied for leave to intervene, an application that was ultimately not granted because the cases were settled by way of orders, thus logically implying that if the court proceedings exception ever applied, it has by now ceased to do so.

West Coast LEAF intervened in the distinct matter of «public interest standing» being denied to these women through their representative organization — to argue that such organizations ought to be able to bring forward important constitutional cases on behalf of the many women who do not have effective access to the justice system on their own.

In Vermont before the revision of the state constitution in 1786 it was not unusual for the legislature to intervene in court cases, and I know there was at least one case in Vermont before that where the legislature granted a divorce, but somehow I got an impression that in bankruptcy cases in Vermont the legislature was the court of original jurisdictioIn Vermont before the revision of the state constitution in 1786 it was not unusual for the legislature to intervene in court cases, and I know there was at least one case in Vermont before that where the legislature granted a divorce, but somehow I got an impression that in bankruptcy cases in Vermont the legislature was the court of original jurisdictioin 1786 it was not unusual for the legislature to intervene in court cases, and I know there was at least one case in Vermont before that where the legislature granted a divorce, but somehow I got an impression that in bankruptcy cases in Vermont the legislature was the court of original jurisdictioin court cases, and I know there was at least one case in Vermont before that where the legislature granted a divorce, but somehow I got an impression that in bankruptcy cases in Vermont the legislature was the court of original jurisdictioin Vermont before that where the legislature granted a divorce, but somehow I got an impression that in bankruptcy cases in Vermont the legislature was the court of original jurisdictioin bankruptcy cases in Vermont the legislature was the court of original jurisdictioin Vermont the legislature was the court of original jurisdiction.

The People's Challenge to the Government regarding Brexit raised # 170,550 and Joint Enterprise: Not Guilty by Association (JENGbA) raised over # 10,000 to allow them to successfully intervene in the Supreme Court case of R v Jogee [2016] UKSC.

West Coast LEAF and the Community Legal Assistance Society (CLAS) were jointly granted leave to intervene in Denton v British Columbia, a case that addresses whether a claimant who was denied workers compensation benefits is barred from challenging that denial on equality grounds under the Charter because she did not raise the argument at an earlier stage of her case.

Again, the parallelism with Paragraph 61 of the «s - Hertogenbosch ruling does not fully convince, once the context of this case is taken into account: Member States intervening in the case had pointed out that the conclusion of bilateral conventions was based on an assessment of the tax systems involved and that, therefore, the conventions» provisions could not be applied beyond their scope.

Since in references for a preliminary ruling the determinations of national courts will generally be accepted by the CJEU, and a request to intervene in a preliminary ruling procedure to submit observations on third country law is not possible, there is a risk that a judgment in such a case could be based on an insufficient evaluation of third country law, such as when the evidence concerning such law is uncontested and is presented only by a single party.

defendants, the office could have chosen to intervene on the side of the reproductive health clinics or not to intervene in the case at all.

If the Solicitor General's office did not intend to support the Bray defendants, the office could have chosen to intervene on the side of the reproductive health clinics or not to intervene in the case at all.

West Coast LEAF and CLAS are intervening in the case, Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users v. DVBIA and COV, to argue that evidentiary requirements to show discrimination under the BC Human Rights Code must not themselves create additional barriers to accessing justice for populations facing historic disadvantage and marginalization.

West Coast LEAF intervened in this case, in which the Court was called upon to decide whether a human rights complaint should proceed in situations where the complainant and the respondent are employees of different companies on the same construction site, and the respondent is not in a position of authority over the work of the complainant.

As the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) does not provide reasons for its decisions on who is allowed to intervene in a case, it is impossible for parties to know exactly what the... Read more

Today West Coast LEAF and CLAS received leave to intervene in Denton, an important case for ensuring that people navigating these systems — especially claimants who experience multiple layers of inequality — do not experience unreasonable barriers to accessing remedies based on alleged violations of Charter rights.

In April 2015, West Coast LEAF and CLAS intervened jointly in this case at the BC Supreme Court to argue that the evidence required to establish discrimination under the law must take into account people's lived realities and not create needless, additional barriers to accessing justicIn April 2015, West Coast LEAF and CLAS intervened jointly in this case at the BC Supreme Court to argue that the evidence required to establish discrimination under the law must take into account people's lived realities and not create needless, additional barriers to accessing justicin this case at the BC Supreme Court to argue that the evidence required to establish discrimination under the law must take into account people's lived realities and not create needless, additional barriers to accessing justice.

West Coast LEAF, in coalition with the Community Legal Assistance Society, intervened in that case to argue that evidence requirements for discrimination cases should not unfairly disadvantage already marginalized people.

For example in Ishaq v Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2015 FC 156, (a case about whether a woman could wear her niqab during a citizenship ceremony), six public interest groups — including the Ontario Human Rights Commission, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association and the National Council of Canadian Muslims — were refused permission to intervene, as the court determined that they could not advance their proposed arguments without social science evidence to back them up; nor could the court take judicial notice (facts and materials are accepted on a common sense basis without being formally admitted in evidence) of any of the facts necessary to support the arguments.

The Court of Appeal determined both that the Motion Judge did not err in deciding the case by way of summary judgment, and that there was no basis to intervene in the decision itself.

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The commission reasoned that any undue delay in presenting the cheque, and thereafter not informing the consumer in case of problem in disbursement, takes away the benefits of insurance if a mishap like accident, theft or fire occurs in the intervening period.

(The Court has not yet ruled on Apple's motion to intervene in the case Lodsys brought against iOS app developers.)

While the state of relocation law has not dramatically changed in the intervening years, the sheer volume of recent relocation cases warrants the revisiting of this issue.