Ms. Veselnitskaya and her client also hired a team of political and legal operatives in the United States.
A number of expressions are used to describe the allegedly single limiting factor, in particular 'proximate (adequate, direct, effective, operative, legal, responsible)' cause in contrast with 'remote, indirect or legally inoperative' causes.
Far from the legal papers, an operative for Mr. Gore here in Florida said, "It's the appeal or nothing".
Liberals were also claiming that conservatives "must hate people who are gay," Cruz said, adding, "As you know, that has nothing to do with the operative legal question".
The theories about the specific qualities that an agency must possess in relation to the outcome in order to be its cause in law are in Anglo-American law often grouped under this rubric, though many other terms (e.g. adequate, direct, efficient, operative, legal, responsible) are also found in the literature.
That phrase is "purely descriptive and has no operative, legal effect," he wrote.
"They routinely say, 'Well, gosh, any conservative must hate people who are gay.' And as you know, that has nothing to do with the operative legal question," said Cruz, a former Texas solicitor general.
However, due to a still low awareness and changing regulation, there seems an unexploited potential of utilizing the legal form 'co-operative' in this context.
Minutes later, Gore legal and political operatives around the country were alerted with an e-mail from the campaign that "left unsaid by the Bush campaign" was that Mr. Bush had gained votes in some of the recounts.
"It represents the pooling of common principles of co-operative legal forms, and shows our common roots". And those common roots are putting up some interesting new shoots across Europe.
