Your Jan . 25editorial "A Wisconsin Judge's Refusal to Recuse" concluded that Justice Michael Gableman received "free" legal services from a Wisconsin law firm and that he should retroactively recuse himself from a decided case.
In the case of the Green Church in Bay Ridge, a landmarks commission spokeswoman cited "advanced deterioration" as a deciding factor in the agency's refusal to schedule a hearing.
The problem is when a person refuses to engage, often times, law enforcement may decide that refusal is suspicious behavior.
Commerzbank, which had first right of refusal, decided to strike.
He wouldn't want this". The high court decided to uphold a refusal by Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, to sanction a trial of the 43-year-old "UFO eccentric" in Britain.
The high court decided to uphold a refusal by Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, to sanction a trial of the 43-year-old "UFO eccentric" in Britain.
However, the society decided they should refuse Gray's refusal and insist he accept the award – which he eventually did.
The General Medical Council states that "an adult patient who has capacity may decide to refuse treatment even if refusal may result in harm to themselves or in their own death" (3).
The hospital record leaves little question that the operation was conducted against her will: "I have decided to override her refusal to have a C-section," a handwritten note signed by Dr. James J. Ducey, the director of maternal and fetal medicine, says, adding that her doctor and the hospital's lawyer had agreed.
After several refusals, I decided to take a walk to the place.
If a driver accepts an e-hail and then decides to refuse someone based on destination, race or physical disability, the record of that refusal is digitally stored.
