The service rules set out in §1608(a)(3), which apply to a category of cases with sensitive diplo-matic implications, clearly fall into this category.
Some argue there is a crucial distinction between case-by-case decisions not to prosecute (as with marijuana possession on campus) and a generalized, systematic policy of not doing so in a category of cases.
"There is a category of cases," he said, "where you don't have evidence to convict someone in court, but you do have intelligence that if you brought into open court it could hurt you in the armed conflict.
But Calo observes that there will be a category of cases that will present novel questions for judges.
For EIDs, the case definition for reporting included a category of "presumptive" case, i.e., cases fitting the clinical and/or epidemiological definition without a laboratory diagnosis, thus, CRT is an important indicator for allocation of public health resources such as implementing isolation or quarantine in the case of EIDs.
Observers of a category of tried cases or cases resolved by motion can make informed judgments about how that category of cases fares at the other procedural stage.
Since a 1992 supreme court ruling in the case of a teenage rape victim, there is actually a small category of cases in which one has a right to access a termination: where there is a real and substantial risk to the life of a pregnant woman from carrying a baby to term.
In England its use was limited by statute to a small category of cases.
Justice Stevens said that "only a narrow category of cases" would likely be affected by the difference in interpretation between him and Justice O'Connor.
We analyze a distinct category of cases—Harm Benefit cases in which harm to the victim is accompanied by benefit to the injurer.
Paul D. Clement, a deputy solicitor general, urged the justices to rule that the law itself created no rights that could be invoked by private parties but simply provided jurisdiction over a limited category of cases.
